The Star eCentral: Movie Buzz
The Star eCentral: Movie Buzz |
| 'Jurassic World' casts Omar Sy Posted: 21 Mar 2014 08:05 PM PDT Omar Sy, the French star who turned heads with his work as a sympathetic caretaker in The Intouchables, has landed a role in Jurassic World. He joins a cast that includes Chris Pratt, Bryce Dallas Howard, Vincent D'Onofrio and BD Wong. Sy shared the news with fans in English and French on Twitter, but did not divulge what part he will play in the when dinosaurs attack sequel. It's a prominent gig for Sy and another chance for the actor to cross over to English language films. He has also lined up roles in next summer's X-Men: Days of Future Past and the James Franco thriller Good People. Jurassic World hits theatres on June 12, 2015. Colin Trevorrow (Safety Not Guaranteed) directs. – Reuters |
| Ryan Gosling attached to Busby Berkeley biopic Posted: 20 Mar 2014 11:00 PM PDT The American star will produce a film on the life of the legendary director and choreographer credited with inventing the modern musical film during Hollywood's golden age. On the heels of How to Catch a Monster, due for release this fall, Ryan Gosling could be gearing up to direct his second feature. At the very least, Gosling will produce this biopic, which will depict the fabulous career and troubled personal life of Busby Berkeley. He may also direct or star in the biopic, according to the Hollywood Reporter. Born into an artistic Los Angeles family in 1895, Berkeley rose to fame in the 1930s through his elaborate choreographies staged for Broadway musicals. After Warner Bros convinced him to bring his talents to the silver screen, he became known for his signature directing style, characterized by long traveling shots and bird's-eye shots of dance troupes forming elaborate geometric patterns. The life of the choreographer and director, a known perfectionist, has all the makings of a compelling biopic. Berkeley was married six times and was an alcoholic, and his addiction led to the downfall of his career. After causing the death of two people in a car accident, the choreographer was accused of second-degree murder before ultimately being acquitted. The biopic will be based on the book Buzz: The Life and Art of Busby Berkeley by Jeffrey Spivak, which Warner Bros has just optioned. Gosling is attached to produce the adaptation alongside Drive producer Marc Platt. The project does not yet have a screenwriter. – AFP Relaxnews |
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