Robert Pattinson is signing up to work with a familiar director and Will Smith is stepping into a movie as Kristen Stewart steps out. Meanwhile, his sci-fi movie Oblivion hasn't even opened yet and already Tom Cruise is signing on for another futuristic film. Get the scoop on his upcoming role, which comedy model Kate Upton is starring in, and more of the most exciting casting news this week!
The Dark Knight Rises cast made an entrance at their big premiere in NYC last night. Leading ladies Anne Hathaway and Marion Cotillard both looked glamorous in white, with Anne wearing a Prabal Gurung gown, with Kwiat jewels, and Marion in a short Christian Dior dress. Their costar Christian Bale was dapper in a suit and vest as he posed with wife Sibi on their way into the event. Joseph-Gordon Levitt, Morgan Freeman, and Gary Oldman were also on hand, as was actress Juno Temple. Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester showed up for the screening but skipped the carpet, while her small-screen costars Michelle Trachtenberg and Penn Badgley both stopped for cameras.
Anne has been on the go promoting her Summer blockbuster ahead of its release this Friday, and to get you ready, we're taking a look back at all The Dark Knight Rises pictures. Anne has made time for her fiancé, Adam Shulman, though, and the duo were spotted showing PDA in Manhattan just last week.
Handsome Inception star Cillian Murphy may be taking on a less sinister role in Red Lights, but the trailer for the film looks like an equally otherworldly experience. The film premiered at this year's Sundance Film Festival, and we didn't just take notice because it was also picked up by a distributor — it's also the second effort from Rodrigo Cortés, the director of the chilling Ryan Reynolds flick Buried. In Red Lights, physicist Tom Buckley (Murphy) is assisting Dr. Margaret Matheson (Sigourney Weaver), a psychologist who investigates the supernatural and the people who claim they can channel it. After the world-renowned (and not to mention seriously creepy) psychic Simon Silver (Robert De Niro) steps back into the limelight after several years, Tom wants to investigate him.
As Tom attempts to uncover the truth about Silver's gift, he goes down a crazy, creepy sinkhole of the paranormal and his own paranoia. From De Niro's frightening mystical powers to Tom's unraveling, this movie looks crazily intense. Add the acting prowess of Weaver and Elizabeth Olsen, and it feels like a recipe for thriller success. To try to make sense of Red Lights and watch the trailer, just keep reading.
Ladies and gentleman, your ultimate Summer blockbuster has arrived. Inception has been shrouded in mystery virtually since its onset, and the hype surrounding Christopher Nolan's mind-bending thriller has only intensified over time. The film lives up to expectations, delivering a solid, action-packed ride that provides as much food for thought as eye-popping special effects.
Leonardo DiCaprio is our leading man, Dom Cobb, who has the ability to infiltrate the dreams of others with intention to extract information from the subject's subconscious. But extraction can't be done alone; it's an involved process that necessitates extensive research, a well-organized plan, and a team of players. Once inside, Cobb has mastered the art of manipulating his artificial surroundings to obtain the information or idea he needs — but his own inner demons are beginning to muck up the process.
As far as I'm concerned, the less you know about the film, the more exhilarating the experience will be — but for more on why I liked the film, just keep reading.
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Leonardo DiCaprio greeted a mob of fans at the London premiere of Inception today. The actor, who's one of your favorite blockbuster boys of Summer, signed autographs and cozied up to costars Ellen Page and Marion Cotillard. Leo's hard at work promoting the movie after spending Fourth of July in South Africa. He hopes people will be surprised by the highly anticipated and mysterious project, which is already getting tons of award season buzz. Leo's keeping his schedule full beyond the film's release, and he's said to be in talks with Ridley Scott to star in a long-delayed big-screen version of The Wolf of Wall Street.
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Leonardo DiCaprio joined his Inception costars this morning in London for their first promotional photo call. He's in England after a stint in South Africa, where he watched the World Cup with Mick Jagger and Charlize Theron and took an animal-watching adventure. Joining Leo today were his costars in the movie Ellen Page and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, who headed to Europe without his new girlfriend, Devon Aoki. Leo's one of the blockbuster boys of Summer whom you're most excited to see, and he's equally enthusiastic about his project hitting the big screen — he opened up during a junket for the film to say he hopes audiences will be in for a big surprise.
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We knew that Dark Knight director Christopher Nolan was next directing a "contemporary sci-fi action" movie he wrote titled Inception, and that Leonardo DiCaprio would be the next big A-lister to work with him. Now an interesting trio has been added to the cast, including an Oscar winner, a young Oscar nominee and a "Scarecrow."
Apparently "Warner Bros. is in talks with Marion Cotillard, Cillian Murphy and Ellen Page to join the cast of Inception." Nolan has never worked with Cotillard or Page, but Cillian Murphy starred in Nolan's Batman Begins (and had a brief appearance in The Dark Knight) as the creepy Scarecrow.
The plot of Inception remains a mystery, besides being a sci-fi action flick "set within the architecture of the mind." (Architecture of the mind?) Still, though details are sketchy, the combination of this cast and Christopher Nolan in the director's chair has increased my interest in Inception tenfold.
