Dark Knight Screenwriter David Goyer puts all Batman 3 Rumors to Rest
It’s true what they say about ‘The Dark Knight’, “It’s changed things. There’s no going back.” But everyone sure as hell got themselves in a big damn hurry to move forward with a new Batman film. I admit I am guilty of it myself. The people really want to see what is going to happen for a 3rd film if their is even going to be a third film. So the whole idea of the next batman movie is being pushed by everyone! The internet is Batman 3 crazy! Fan made posters, charac

“Dark Knight” Screenwriter Calls “Batman 3″ Talk “B.S.”
So much for those rumors Batman 3 was headed to pre-production… Dark Knight scribe David Goyer recently caught up with MTV and told them not to pay any attention to the almost weekly speculation about a third Batman movie from director Christopher Nolan: “It’s all B.S. ALL of it.” Yes, that means Angelina, Johnny, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, and even Brian Austin Green aren’t quite the locks the Internet’s resident rumor-mongers have made them out to be - and won’t be for

All Those Batman Rumors MIGHT Not Be Accurate
Dark Knight screenwriter David Goyer recently spoke to MTV about all the rumors of casting, story, and the involvement of Christopher Nolan circling the next Batman movie. Basically (literally) he says it's all bullshit: Whether it’s that Chris Nolan has signed on, and will start pre-production early next year, or that Johnny Depp and Philip Seymour Hoffman will play the villains, or that Cher (Cher!) is lining up to wear Catwoman’s claws, there’s one thing that each and every supposed scoop has in c

Every Single Dark Knight Sequel Rumor EVER is B.S.
“It’s all B.S. ALL of it,” Goyer told MTV. “Chris and I haven’t even talked about it. He quite understandably is taking a long, long vacation and wants to purge himself.” So No, Christopher Nolan has not yet signed on for a third film. No story has been discussed beyond the point of a few musings during production of the last film, no actors have been contacted about auditions, and no actors have been cast. Related Sto

'Dark Knight' Sequel to Start Production in Early 2009?
So where are we on the Batman threequel? Here's a list of what you could believe: 1) Angelina Jolie will play Catwoman 2) Johnny Depp will portray The Riddler 3) No matter how much he protests, Philip Seymour Hoffman has already inked a deal to play The Penguin 4) The movie will be called The Dark Knight Returns 5) Two-Face isn't dead, even though Aaron Eckhart swears he is You could believe all of that. In fact, not 20 minutes ago, I heard some nimrod on a local radio station say that

Dark Knight Sequel Beings Pre-Production
According to the good folks at Batman On Film the sequel for The Dark Knight has gone into pre-production. Sourcing members of the crew in chicago they say they are gearing up to begin doing the leg work for production on the sequel to begin. Alot of big names have been thrown around as to who will be the villains in the sequels including Johnny Depp and Phillip Seymour Hoffman. The sequel will have some big shoes to fill since Aaron Eckhardt and Heath Ledger both did fantastic jobs in the last film as

Christopher Nolan Signed for Dark Knight Sequel
Feign shock.. or at least try. ProductionWeekly reports that Christopher Nolan has been signed on to direct the Dark Knight sequel. Considering just how big of a hit the last two Batman films have been this should come as no surprise at all. According to the good folks at Batman On Film the sequel for The Dark Knight has gone into pre-production. Sourcing members of the crew in chicago they say they are gearing up to begin doing the leg work for production on the sequel to begin. Alot of big names h

David Goyer Says Batman 3 Talk Is Untrue
Batman Begins and The Dark Knight writer David Goyer recently spoke to MTV and gave his input on the recent Batman 3 talk: “It’s all B.S.,” he said. “ALL of it.” "Chris and I haven’t even talked about it. He quite understandably is taking a long, long vacation and wants to purge himself,” Goyer said. So Johnny Depp will not be…

fuck my life
"It's all B.S. ALL of it."In a recent interview, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight writer David S. Goyer made a startling rejection of what has become generally accepted rumors concerning the financially inevitable third installment in the current Batman series (tentatively titled "The Caped Crusader.")NO on the following ideas:-Christopher Nolan having already signed on to direct.-Pre-production starting as early as 2009.-The casting of Johnny Depp as the Riddler.-The casting of Phillip Seymour Hoffman as

ROFL THIS: Details On The Next Batman Film Remain Mysterious
ONTD has the latest on the near-constant flow of rumors surrounding production and casting of the next installment of the Batman films. Batman Begins and The Dark Knight writer David S. Goyer has denied rumors, among others, that Johnny Depp will be playing The Riddler or that Philip Seymour Hoffman will play The Penquin. So everybody just chill, okay? Or…while you’re waiting for the facts, which may be months away, why don’t you spend some time ROFL-ing? Like this: Get your azz ove

Batman Writer Calls Bullshit on Batman 3 Rumors
There’s probably only two people right now who knows what, and who, will be in the as-yet-untitled third installment of the “Batman Begins” reboot — writer David Goyer, who has co-penned both “Batman Begins” flicks (and just about every other comic book-themed project to come down the pipe, or so it seems like), and co-writer/director Christopher Nolan. And since Nolan has disappeared to an island somewhere, probably never to be seen again for a while, it’s up to Da

Everything You Heard About the ‘Dark Knight’ Sequel Was a Lie
Photo-illustration: Everett BogueDavid Goyer, the guy who came up with the stories for The Dark Knight and Batman Begins, tells MTV that all rumors currently circulating about the next Batman movie are patently false: "It’s all B.S. ALL of it," he says (probably referring to absurd reports that Johnny Depp is playing the Riddler, Cher is playing Catwoman, and that director Christopher Nolan has already signed on). “Chris and I haven’t even talked about it. He quite understandably is t

Robert De Niro Plays to Character
Yes, yes — we're looking at you.Photo: Getty ImagesDe Niro Paints Houses:Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro just can't escape the mob, having signed on for the Paramount adaptation of Charles Brandt's I Heard You Paint Houses. Steve Zaillan is attached to write, and De Niro is cast as Frank "the Irishman" Sheeran, the mob hit man believed to have carried out the murder and dismemberment of Jimmy Hoffa. And Scorsese will presumably just point a camera on De Niro, who won't need much directin

synecdoche, new york
hey! i'm thrilled to have a new movie on the horizon that i'm super excited about synecdoche, new york - writer charlie kaufman's directorial debut (he was the writer behind three incredibly brilliant & hilarious films - being John Malkovich, adaptation and eternal sunshine of the spotless mind) the film (written by mr. kaufman too) premiered to critical acclaim at the cannes film festival back in may and has a stellar cast including Philip Seymour Hoffman, Samantha Morton, Michelle Williams, Catherine

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Seymour Hoffman signs for 'Max & Mary'
Philip Seymour Hoffman signs up to appear in Australian claymation project Max & Mary.

Seymour Hoffman joins ‘Mary and Max’ voice cast
Philip Seymour Hoffman is set to voice one of two lead characters in Adam Elliot’s upcoming claymation project “Mary and Max,” according to the Hollywood Reporter. Hoffman will lend his voice to Max, a 44-year-old man living in New York who exchanges letters with the lonely 8-year-old Mary (voiced by Toni Collette) in Melbourne. The trade also says the film is narrated by Australian legend Barry Humphries and features a cameo from Eric Bana, among others. “Mary and Max” marks the feature debu

Philip Seymour Hoffman Expecting Another Baby!
Philip Seymour Hoffman and partner Mimi O'Donnell recently announced that they have another baby on the way. Hoffman, 41, says he'll be sticking close to New York until after the baby is born.5 Vote(s)

Philip Seymour Hoffman's voice role
Philip Seymour Hoffman is to lend his voice to a claymation movie.The Oscar-winning actor will play Max opposite Toni Collette in 'Mary and Max', the first film from writer/director Adam Elliot and producer Melanie Coombs since their animated short 'Harvie Krumpet', won Best Animated Short Film at the 2004 Oscars.The film is to be narrated by Barry Humphries and also features a cameo from Eric Bana. Comment on this Article Mark Gooder, CEO of Icon Film Distribution who are releasing the film, described

Video: 10-Minute ‘Batman and Robin’: A Reminder Of How Bad It Once Was
Filmdrunk found this little ditty among the masses of videos on that YouTube thingy the kids are raving about these days. Basically, it’s everyone’s favorite movie Batman movie — Batman and Robin — edited down to a 10-minute run time. I highly suggest taking a few Advil before watching this. It could quite possibly be the worst 10 minutes of film ever produced. Check it out here below. Topics: Movies, News, Videos | Related Articles 

Philip Seymour Hoffman joins ‘Mary and Max’
Philip Seymour Hoffman has joined the voice cast of Aussie claymation project “Mary and Max,” taking the lead role of Max, the film’s backers said Wednesday. The feature debut from the Oscar-winning duo of writer-director Adam Elliot and producer Melanie Coombs stars Toni Collette as Mary. Elliot and Coombs won the 2003 short-film Oscar for “Harvie Krumpet.” - from Hollywood Reporter Related Entries Michael Caine Says Johnny

Philip Seymour Hoffman Signs on for Mary and Max
The Oscar-winning actor lends his voice to this new claymation film.

Philip Seymour Hoffman joins 'Mary and Max'
Philip Seymour Hoffman has joined the voice cast of Aussie claymation project "Mary and Max," taking the lead role of Max, the film's backers said Wednesday. The feature debut from the Oscar-winning duo of writer-director Adam Elliot and producer Melanie Coombs stars Toni Collette as Mary. Elliot and Coombs won the 2003 short-film Oscar for "Harvie Krumpet." The film is narrated by Australian legend Barry Humphries and features cameos from Eric Bana, singer Renee Geyer and local music icon Ian "Molly"

Philip Seymour Hoffman to voice Max
The film looks at the unlikely pen pal friendship between Mary, a chubby lonely 8 year old girl in Melbourne, Australia, and Max, a 44 year old severely obese, Jewish man with Asperger’s Syndrome living in New York. The film is the first debut feature of director Adam Elliot and producer Melanie Combs, whose animated short Harvie Krumpet won the 2004 Oscar for animated short. The film is being sold internationally by Icon Entertainment International. “That one of the most ‘in demand’ actors in the

Philip Seymour Hoffman joins 'Mary'
International News: Voice cast includes Toni Collette, Eric Bana -- Philip Seymour Hoffman has signed on to voice the co-lead role of Max in Icon’s Aussie stopmotion claymation feature “Mary and Max.”