Channing Tatum's stripper past is no secret (video footage of his pre-fame gyrations leaked in 2009), and now he's set to share even more of it on the big screen. Steven Soderbergh (Ocean's Eleven, Erin Brockovich) has signed on to direct Tatum in a film based on Tatum's actual past as an adult entertainer, EW.com reports. He's set to play an older stripper mentoring a younger one...
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An Australian woman is claiming Ocean's Eleven director Steven Soderbergh is the father of her baby daughter and is suing him for child support, according to The Associated Press.
The paternity suit filed by Frances Lawrencina Anderson alleges that Soderbergh, 48, helped pay for her medical expenses during her pregnancy, and that a DNA test showed he was...
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Michael Douglas says his cancer diagnosis helped mend his strained relationship with his father, Kirk Douglas.
Michael Douglas on throat cancer: "The expectations are good"
"He really made an effort. He was ...
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Steven Soderbergh is developing a high-concept 3-D live-action rock ’n’ roll musical about one of the most famous women in history, Cleopatra.
An odd combo, you say? But the makeup and jewelry alone in Cleopatra's era scream for rockin' musical numbers! Some high profile talent may be buying into that theory as well – Soderbergh is wooing...
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Steven Soderbergh the man who brings together A-listers in his sleep is taking a giant leap into a pool of TV talent and other talent less frequently seen on the big screen to help out Matt Damon in his new comic thriller The InformantAlongside Damon who stars as an insider in the agricultural biz Soderbergh has nabbed former Quantum Leaper Scott Bakula and The Soups Joel McHale whos still in final negotiations says the Reporter The two will play FBI agents trying to fight corporate baddies in a price-fixing scam The film is an adaptation of Kurt Eichenwalds blockbuster book The Informant A True Story Bakula and McHale will also be joining other comedic cast members including Mike OMalley Yes Dear and Two and a Half Mens Melanie Lynskey Of his unusual casting decisions Soderbergh says he didnt want actors who were already overexposed in the cinema and who could let a dark comedic tone emerge organically What do you think of these big leaps t
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