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** MOVIE NEWS **

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SHAUN OF THE DEAD

The horror comedy from the creators of TV's cult sitcom Spaced should be released next year, with two images recently released from the movie! (see right and below-right), plus the film's stylish poster.

CATWOMAN

Benjamin Bratt (Abandon) is set to play Halle Berry's love interest, Detective Tom Lone, in Catwoman, with filming set to begin on 29th September with French director Pitof at the helm.

Set in Lake City (not Gotham) Catwoman tells the story of Patience Price (Berry), a veterinary scientist who takes on the identity of Catwoman in a fight against the cosmetics company she works for - which is actually a front for the villainouse husband and wife criminal that own it (Sharon Stone and Lambert Wilson).

HARD HEARTS

Screenwriter Jim Uhls (Fight Club) and former 'MGM' executive Yalda Tehranian-Uhls have launched production company 'Peculiar Films' and teamed up with 'Hyde Park Entertainment' for its first production - Hard Hearts.

Cover Hard Hearts, written by Uhls, is a black comedy crime action film concerning a bounty-hunting couple who must chase down their most dangerous prey while planning their wedding.

The film is being prepared for production next spring.

JINX

It seems that Halle Berry's character Jinx from James Bond adventure Die Another Day really is set to star in a spin-off movie!

Filming is expected to begin after Berry finishes Catwoman, with Bond screenwriters Neal Purvis and Robert Wade scribbling the story. A rumour also suggests that the 007 producers hope to alternate Bond movies between Jinx adventures.

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JURASSIC PARK 4

Screenwriter William Monaghan is writing the script for the next Jurassic Park sequel, based on an idea by Steven Spielberg. We already know that the film won't take place in a "green" environment and that three cast members from the original movie will return - Sam Neill, Jeff Goldblum and Richard Attenborough.

Also, despite comments to the contrary by the actress herself, Keira Knightley's agency KKWaveFront said recently: "Keira is in no way involved with Jurassic Park 4 or the next James Bond film."

KING KONG

'Variety' reports that director Peter Jackson is hoping Naomi Watts (The Ring) will agree to play the female lead in his King Kong remake - a role made famous in the 1930's Fay Wray.

PLANET OF THE APES 2

'BBC Wales' reports that director Tim Burton has been scouring England for locations to film a Planet Of The Apes sequel. Despite the movie's critical mauling, the remake did end ideally placed for a sequel and star Mark Wahlberg also commented recently that he'd like to film another.

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THUNDERBIRDS

Some decent photo's of Thunderbird 2 have now been released (see right). Looks like they're sticking to the original designs...

PREDATOR 3

WWE wrestler The Rock confirmed that he has no connection with Predator 3 and doesn't know how the rumour got started. At present he's getting ready to film Spy Hunter and would be interested in a sequel to The Scorpion King.

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UNDERWORLD II

'Screen Gems' president Clint Culpepper told 'Variety' that a sequel to Underworld is already in the works: "After the way it screened in Toronto, we made the deal. They loved it."

THE WATCH

As rumoured, director Victor Salva (Jeepers Creepers 2) will helm World War II thriller The Watch. The movie tells the story of a team of inexperienced soldiers who are sent to blow up a critical Nazi bridge, only to find that they are being hunted by an evil spirit called Abaddon.

Salva will also rewrite the original screenplay from John Claflin and Daniel Zelman.

THE WORLD OF TOMORROW

'About.Com' talked to actress Bai Ling about her roles in two major sci-fi films: Star Wars Episode III and The World Of Tomorrow with Jude Law and Gwyneth Paltrow.

Bai Ling: "I played a mysterious woman from the future. She's very sexy and very hip, and very powerful. It's an action movie. I kick Jude Law's butt all the time in the movie. I had to do all kinds of Kung Fu stuff in it. It was very graceful. I made her very sexy, very graceful, and mysterious - and very nice to watch... I had to wear some of the pants very tight. In the beginning the pants were so tight I couldn't even kick or lift my leg up so we had to redo it."

"It was fun. I had to wear glasses and I have this heavy hat. I couldn't even hear or see properly. It was miserable, but it had to be very graceful and sometimes that was difficult. After I took off all of my makeup and hair, hat, and glasses, I felt really relieved."

xXx 2

'FilmJerk' reports that xXx director Rob Cohen has decided to pass on a sequel to his extreme-sporting secret agent movie, to film Stealth instead.

'Revolution Studios' will still press on with the sequel and are looking for a suitable director - who may come in the form of Lee Tamahori (Die Another Day).


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TRAILERS

Kill Bill - Volume I

Yes, Tarantino's kung fu epic has been split into two movies (sorry, volumes) with Volume I out this October and Volume II next February. Footage from this trailer is generally very pleasing - showing some lighter comedic moments, before kicking into high-gear with the Japanese restaurant fight scenes already featured in the teaser. As expected, the trailer drips with coolness and October can't come quick enough!

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The Farrelly Brothers hope to put the bad memories of Me, Myself & Irene behind them - with this little oddity starring Greg Kinnear and Matt Damon as conjoined twins - one of whom wants to make it big in Hollywood.

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WEBSITES

Resident Evil - Apocalypse

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US TOP 10 (CINEMA)

All figures are weekend box-office gross.

UK TOP 10 (CINEMA)


Cover ** IN THE PIPELINE **

Note that these are UK release dates.

  • September 2003: Ned Kelly (26), Once Upon A Time In Mexico (26)
  • October 2003: Down With Love (3), House Of 1000 Corpses (3), Bad Boys 2 (3), Finding Nemo (10), The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (17), The League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen (17), Kill Bill - Volume I (17), Alien - Director's Cut (31), The Singing Detective (31), Seabiscuit (31)
  • November 2003: The Matrix Revolutions (7), Love Actually (21), Master & Commander (28), Scary Movie 3 (28), Timeline (28)
  • December 2003: S.W.A.T (5), Lord Of The Rings - The Return Of The King (19), Peter Pan (26)
  • January 2004: The Last Samurai (9), Kill Bill - Volume II (23), Stuck On You (23), Big Fish (30)
  • February 2004: Looney Tunes Back In Action (13), The Alamo (20)
  • March 2004: The Exorcist - The Beginning (19)
  • April 2004: Dr Seuss' The Cat In The Hat (2), Scooby Doo 2 (9), Hellboy (23)
  • May 2004: Troy (21), Van Helsing (21), The Day After Tomorrow (28)
  • June 2004: Harry Potter & The Prisoner Of Azkaban (4), Shrek 2 (4), Spider-Man 2 (16), Thunderbirds (23), Garfield (30)
  • August 2004: I, Robot (13), The Chronicles Of Riddick (20)

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