The
Mummy Returns:
Entertainment Tonight ran a story for "The
Mummy Returns" yesterday and if you'd like to
see clips from the story, head on over to the Arnold
Vosloo Resource Page. Meanwhile, ET Online
also posted their interview with Brendan Fraser, in
which he talks about working on the movie again. Click
here
to watch the video in Windows Media Streaming.
Pearl
Harbor:
Nick from Cinemenium
received a rather long, but detailed, set report from
"Pearl Harbor". To read what the anonymous
had to say, click here.
James
Bond 20:
Pierce Brosnan may not want to kill off Bond just
yet: Despite the fact that the actor has stated that
he would like to see 007's demise soon, Brosnan told
Empire Online
that "I don't want to kill him off - I just bought
a new house, I want to pay off the bloody mortgage!"
He then went on to say, "I don't think Bond is ever
going to die. He's come this far, and he can go on
into the next millennium."
Swordfish:
Hugh Jackman ("X-Men") has joined this drama
starring John Travolta, where he will play a recently
paroled computer hacker coerced by a spy (Travolta)
into a heist -- one final job before the hacker can
put his crooked life behind him. Unfortunately, the
odds are stacked against the man. The film begins
shooting this fall in L.A. Dominic Sena (''Gone in
Sixty Seconds'') will direct the Warner Bros. project
for producer Joel Silver. Skip Woods wrote the script.
Star
Wars, Episode 2:
George Lucas is trying something really gutsy these
days...fans of the saga can now watch video of what's
going on during production of "Episode 2".
Obviously, it will most likely be planned so that
not too much is revealed. But you just never know.
Go to the official
site for more details.
Wes
Craven's Dracula 2000:
Click here
for STAX's script review for Wes Craven's next horror
film, "Dracula 2000".
Rain:
Martin Scorsese has come on board as executive producer
of this drama starring Melora Walters ("Magnolia'').
Walters will portray a woman who kills her husband
and has an affair with a young man who turns out to
be the son she gave up for adoption. The film will
be directed by Katherine Lindberg, a Martin Scorsese
fellow in the graduate program at New York University's
film school. Scorsese funded the film's development.
Thanks to Variety.
Cinema
Confidential recently participated in the first
ever "iJunket" in which members of the Internet
press can ask questions over the Internet to stars
of films. Today, we have our conference with Paul
Verhoeven and Kevin Bacon, director and star of "The
Hollow Man", opening this Friday. Click below
for a full transcript of the conference.
Interview
with Kevin Bacon & Paul Verhoeven of "The
Hollow Man"
