Archive for September, 2009

The Hollywood Reporter is reporting that John C. Reilly will be costarring along with Ed Helms in 'Cedar Rapids' from director Migel Arteta (The Good Girl). »

Outlets are reporting that Jessica Alba is in negotiations to join Ben Stiller, Owen Wilson, and Robert DeNiro in the third Meet the Parents movie. Alba would be tapped to play a sexy pharmacological rep. »

Thanks to Worst Previews today we have the first images from the set of the upcoming comedy 'The Other Guys' »

Looks like this week's episode of the The Simpsons may prove to be a preview of Seth Rogen's 2010 superhero film, The Green Hornet. Rogen wrote the episode along with Evan Goldberg and the the episode's storyline is familiar to fans of the actor. »

Though the film's distributor has been troubled, we're still looking forward to Luke Wilson's academic RomCom Tenure, costarring Gretchen Mol and David Koechner. Now comes word that the film will be appearing at two East Coast film festivals in October. »

Vince Vaughn said an Old School sequel may or may not happen but he has seen the script, calling it "pretty good." Vince also said he is finally ready to have kids. »

This photo that was found via the official Zombieland Twitter account, featuring Jesse Eisenberg, Director Ruben Fleischer, Emma Stone and Woody Harrelson at the Hollywood premiere of Zombieland. »

This isn't earthshattering news, but we're big fans of Elizabeth Banks regardless of her costar or the genre of film she's involved with. The big news is that Banks is now a brunette for an upcoming film opposite Russell Crowe. »

Luke and Andrew Wilson, who co-directed the underrated Wendell Baker Story, will be joining forces behind the camera yet again to share helming duties on Electric Avenue, "a '48 Hrs.'-type buddy comedy, except instead of cops, they're reporters." »

The Other Guys officially has the one of biggest A-List casts since the Ocean's 11 trilogy: Samuel L. Jackson, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson and Steve Coogan have all joined the cast which already includes Will Ferrell, Mark Wahlberg, Michael Keaton and Eva Mendes. The Adam McKay-directed comedy begins filming in New York this Wednesday. »