CANNES, France (AP) — A note to Cate Blanchett and Reese Witherspoon: Woody Allen has his eye on you.
"These are two actresses that I would like to work with, because I think they're both very talented...
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Woody Woodpecker will be the latest vintage cartoon character to get the big screen treatment, and Illumination Entertainment have found screenwriters for the job.
John Altschuler and Dave...
Quickly - what do Cate Blanchett and Andrew Dice Clay have in common? Why, they're both starring in Woody Allen's latest movie, of course!
No, that was not a typo, or even my idea of a sick joke. The Oscar-winning ...
Besides its starry cast, not much was known about Woody Allen's latest slice of life for some time after it was first announced. Now it has a proper title, a trusted distributor and an acclaimed additional cast member...
Sales at the Toronto Film Festival have become a complex card game over the years as production companies and talent hit the fest with films they want to see in that year's Oscar race. The goal for many is to land, ma...
I'm finally seeing Oren Moverman's police drama "Rampart" tomorrow evening, so for now, I'm taking it on Kris's word that Woody Harrelson's lead performance in the fall festival baby is a dark horse to be re...
At an abandoned Pasadena hospital, Woody Harrelson patiently waits for a shot to be set up as he plays with the gold jewelry on his fingers. He's decked out like a slick street hustler, a scorpion tattoo on his neck. ...
When Woody Harrelson signed on to play Steve Schmidt and Haymitch Abernathy in “Game Change” and “The Hunger Games” respectively, he likely wasn’t thinking that the roles are actually str...
The last time Woody Allen went to France, the result wasn't too bad. 2011's "Midnight in Paris" scored a number of Oscar nominations, for Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay and even a surp...
Illumination Entertainment, the animation house behind last year's global blockbuster "Despicable Me" and this year's somewhat less-successful (but still profitable) "Hop", is now developing a feat...
