By Jeff SneiderTheWrap Hot off a star-making performance as Leonardo DiCaprio‘s wife in “The Wolf of Wall Street,” Margot Robbie is in negotiations to play Jane in David Yates’ “Tarzan,” TheWrap has learned. She is also in talks to replace Amanda Seyfried in Craig Zobel’s “Z for Zachariah.” Representatives for both films did not immediately respond […]
Sundance: Kristen Stewart’s Guantanamo Bay drama ‘Camp X-Ray’ draws warm response
By Josh Dickey and Lucas ShawTheWrap Kristen Stewart‘s return to Sundance with “Camp X-Ray” was looking like a success — at least initially — as festivalgoers began to tweet positive things about her starring turn in the Guantanamo Bay drama that premiered midday Friday to a partial standing ovation at the cavernous Eccles Theater in Park City. “I […]
Movie ticket prices hit record high in 2013
By Brent LangTheWrap Going to the movies got pricier last year as 3D films and higher ticket costs made catching the latest Blockbuster a more expensive proposition, according to new data by the National Association of Theater Owners. The average ticket price rose a little more than 2 percent in 2013 to $8.13, compared to […]
Warner Bros. pushes ‘Batman vs. Superman’ back 10 months to ‘fully realize vision’
Maybe they can find a better Batman while they slowly get smarter
Phoebe has starring role in Emmy-nominated film
Phoebe has starring role in Emmy-nominated film 5:30am Wednesday 15th January 2014 in News By Marion Sauvebois Phoebe Maddison, who was in a TV programme which has been nominated for a Emmy in the US A NINE-year-old girl from Swindon will rub shoulders with the crème de la crème of international TV in New York […]
Robert Redford slams Roadside Attractions for Oscar snub: ‘We had no campaign’
By Jeff SneiderTheWrap Robert Redford lobbed a blame bomb at his “All Is Lost” distributor Roadside Attractions on Thursday, suggesting that he may have been snubbed for a Best Actor nomination because the film “suffered from little to no distribution.” In Redford’s opening remarks on the first day of the Sundance Film Festival, the veteran […]
Steven Soderbergh, Chloe Grace Moretz team for school shooting play
By Brent LangTheWrap Steven Soderbergh may have retired from movies, but that doesn’t mean he’s stopped directing. The Oscar-winning filmmaker will make his New York theater debut directing “The Library” with Chloe Grace Moretz at the Public Theatre this spring. It’s provocative sounding fare, centering on a school shooting survivor who finds that her story […]
Leonardo DiCaprio fans are going crazy over his Oscar nomination
By Jethro NededogTheWrap Leonardo DiCaprio‘s newest Oscar nomination has his fans going nuts over his journey to winning one of the coveted film awards, one that started two decades ago. On Thursday, the actor was nominated for “The Wolf of Wall Street,” his fourth Academy Award nomination. “I am deeply humbled by this honor,” DiCaprio said […]
WORK EXPERIENCE: Our man pitches in at Brynmawr’s Market Hall Cinema
WORK EXPERIENCE: Our reporter Caio Iwan works at Brynmawr’s historic Market Hall Cinema 6:20pm Friday 10th January 2014 in News Buy this photo » WORK EXPERIENCE: Our man pitches in at Brynmawr’s Market Hall Cinema IT WAS a cinematic experience like no other. You would not usually associate a trip to the cinema with work, […]
Anne Hathaway dropped out of ‘Silver Linings Playbook’
WENN Anne Hathaway may have been a double winner at the Oscars last year if she hadn’t dropped out of “Silver Linings Playbook” due to creative differences with director David O. Russell. The film’s producer, Harvey Weinstein, has revealed Hathaway was the first choice to play mentally-unstable Tiffany Maxwell in the movie, but she had a […]