By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com For better or worse, Henry Cavill is now part of an elite movie fraternity, one of the few men ever to don the cape and play the Man of Steel. But while prepping for his role in Zack Snyder’s Superman flick included a lot of
By Krystal Clark, source Blastr.com Laurence Fishburne has a new job … and it’s at the Daily Planet. Move over, Morpheus, and see you later, CSI, this Oscar-nominated actor has bigger fish to fry in Metropolis! Fishburne has officially joined the cast of Zack Snyder’s Superman reboot Man of Steel
By Justin Kroll, Variety.com Ever since he agreed to oversee the franchise reboot of Superman, Christopher Nolan had been seeking a star for the role of Jor-El, Superman’s biological father. Nolan now has his man: Russell Crowe. Crowe is in negotiations for the key role in “Man of Steel,” which
The Sucker Punch director plans to treat the Big Blue Boy Scout the way that Christopher Nolan handled the Dark Knight—as if none of the films that came before existed. Will that way lie madness or salvation? In planning his path to bringing Superman to the big screen once more,
In an interview with Oprah Winfrey, the Oscar hostess let slip that the character she’ll be playing in the final chapter in Christopher Nolan’s Caped Crusader trilogy will, indeed, be a kitten with a whip. Both Nolan and Warner Brothers have been curiously tight-lipped about whether Selina Kyle will actually
The ever-secretive Christopher Nolan has recruited another Inception veteran for this climactic chapter in his Bat-odyssey. But who could the fleet-footed Gordon-Levitt be playing? This is becoming an almost weekly game: “Who will the villains be? Who’s gonna get cast? This person got cast, but not as a villain we
Via EW.com – Warner Bros. announced via press release this morning that director Christopher Nolan has cast Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle in his third and final Batman opus The Dark Knight Rises. For those who don’t know their Batman lore, Selina Kyle is Catwoman’s alter-ego, although curiously, the press
