Dick Cheney
HBO is developing a miniseries about former Vice President Dick Cheney, Deadline reports.
The project will be based on both the novel Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency and the...
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Oliver Stone
The Anti-Defamation League criticized filmmaker Oliver Stone for comments he made to The Sunday Times of London that the group considers anti-Semitic.
"Oliver Stone has once again shown his conspiratorial colors with his comments about 'Jewish domination of the media' and control over U.S. foreign policy. His words conjure up some of the most stereotypical and conspiratorial notions of undue Jewish power and influence," Abraham H. Foxman, the ADL national director, said in a statement. "This is the most absurd kind of analysis and shows the extent to which Oliver Stone is willing to propound his anti-Semitic and conspiratorial views."
Oliver Stone lands TV deal
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Oliver Stone
Filmmaker Oliver Stone and writer Bruce Wagner have inked a television development deal with Epix for a one-hour scripted drama, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Still Holding, based on the Wagner novel of the same name, will follow ...
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Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas and Oliver Stone are gearing up to make the Wall Street sequel — and with Wall Street riding a little lower these days, the timing couldn't be any better.
Douglas, who won an Oscar for his role as Gordon Gekko in the original, revealed the project ...
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It appears that the always controversial Oliver Stone has been busy tinkering away on his latest project and its title need not more than a single letter to sum it up best W The comedic biopic piece follows through the life of George W Bush from his party boy days in college to President of our country with a cast including Josh Brolin as Bush Elizabeth Banks as the First Lady and Richard Dreyfuss as good ol Dick So why after all these years is the movie being made now Perhaps Stone sees it as the ultimate send off for our beloved POTUS before handing over the reigns Gina DiNunno
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Josh Brolin by Christian Thomas/WireImage.com
As if the film subject wasn't controversial enough, now several actors and crew members from Oliver Stone's forthcoming W biopic were arrested outside the Stray Cats bar in Shreveport, LA. early Saturday morning. Josh Brolin (No Country for Old Men) and Jeffrey Wright (Syriana) were arrested for coming to the defense of a crew member, Eric Felland, who had just been busted for public intoxication and resisting detainment. Apparently, Felland who was acting a little too rowdy at the bar, was asked to leave but refused. Enter the police — and instead of leaving peacefully, Brolin, Wright and other crew members decided it would be a better idea to pull Felland away from cops. After being charged with misdemeanors, the actors and crew were released on bond. Raise your hand if you're not surprised that Josh Brolin's in trouble with the law again. At least he had some company this time around.Do you think Brolin and crew got off easy? — Erin FoxRelated• Oliver Stone Direct...
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Richard Dreyfus by Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage.com
Richard Dreyfuss might soon be joining Oliver Stones W his upcoming film about the Bush administration Dreyfuss if youre mentally perusing the Bush cabinet is in final talks to play veep Dick Cheney Says the Reporter the role is the last major one in the Bush administration to be decided for the flick The White House already has Josh Brolin as the prez Thandie Newton as Condi Rice and Elizabeth Banks as the First Lady Laura Bush The role would of a US leader would be a first for Dreyfuss but he has played a senator in The American President not to mention his unrelated role as the UFO-obsessed dad in Close Encounters of the Third Kind which may or may not be so unrelated after all Is Dreyfuss the right pick to play Dick And how will Stone handle this latest bit of political drama Anna DimondMore on W149 Elizabeth Banks to Play the First Lady149 George W Bush Gets Oliver Stoned More Movie News
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Ask FlickChick Movies affected by the writers strike dubbed performances whats that movie and more movie questions answeredQuestion I was wondering what major films slated for this year were cancelled or delayed because of the writers strike -- John Wao FlickChick Although TV shows were hit most badly because their schedules are so tight movies didnt escape unscathed The biggest films delayed by the strike include Angels Demons Ron Howards Da Vinci Code follow up with Tom Hanks reprising the role of symbologist Robert Langdon was the first film to fold Its now due to star shooting this summer and has a May 2009 release date Justice League of America George Millers superhero picture looks as though its dead in the water cast members DJ Cotrona Superman Armie Hammer Batman Anton Yelchin Wally WestThe Flash Santiago Cabrera Aquaman Zoe Kazan Iris Megan Gale Wonder Woman Teresa Palmer Talia al Ghul and Common Gree
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Provided he can secure financing, Oliver Stone hopes to begin production on Bush — a look at our current president — as early as the spring in order to release the film by the fall election, says the Reporter. Josh Brolin is attached to play Dubya, and Stanley Weiser (Wall Street, Rudy: The Rudy Giuliani Story) penned the script.... Tim Meadows and Gillian Vigman (Sons & Daughters) have joined the cast of They Came from Upstairs, the alien-invasion comedy starring Ashley Tisdale.... Penélope Cruz will voice Juarez, a guinea pig, in G-Force, a live-action/CG pic about a group of animal commandos who work for a government agency.
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Jake Gyllenhaal courtesy Paramount Pictures
"I wish I could quit gravity!" Jake Gyllenhaal is set to star in Doug Liman's untitled project about a private expedition to the moon and the race for lunar colonization.... Also per Variety, Michael Cera (Superbad) and Kat Dennings (40-Year-Old Virgin) are two bridge-and-tunnel teens who fall in love over the course of a sleepless night in Nick and Nora's Infinite Playlist.... Eric Oliver Stone will produce and Billy Walsh Antoine Fuqua will direct Escobar, a biopic about the infamous Colombian drug lord (this one not starring Vincent Chase, hopefully). Meanwhile, Javier Bardem is fronting a rival Escobar pic, Killing Pablo, for director Joe Callahan.
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