Showing posts with label The Lone Ranger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Lone Ranger. Show all posts
December 11, 2012
May 16, 2012
James Badge Dale Joins 'IRON MAN 3' Will Play Cyborg Villain Coldblood
Variety reports that James Badge Dale has joined the cast of Iron Man 3. He'll will play Lt. Eric Savin a soldier who is brutally injured after stepping on a landmine. Savin transforms from soldier to a villainous cyborg named Coldblood. James is best known for his role on HBO's The Pacific along with supporting roles in The Departed, The Grey, Shame and Disney's upcoming adaptation of The Lone Ranger. They also confirm that Rebecca Hall (The Town, Prestige), Guy Pearce (Lawless, Prometheus, Hurt Locker) and Ben Kingsley are all set for the sequel. Shane Black will be co-writing/directing the film with Robert Downey Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow and Don Cheadle returning.
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Ben Kingsley,
Coldblood,
Don Cheadle,
Drew Pearce,
Eric Savin,
Guy Pearce,
Gwyneth Paltrow,
Iron Man 3,
James Badge Dale,
Rebecca Hall,
Shane Black,
The Departed,
The Grey,
The Lone Ranger,
The Pacific
Posted by
Christopher M.
April 24, 2012
Jack White To Score 'THE LONE RANGER'
Variety reports that former White Stripes frontman Jack White has been hired by Disney to score The Lone Ranger. The film directed by Gore Verbinski (Pirates 1-3, Rango) stars Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer and Ruth Wilson. It will be interesting to hear what direction the film's score will end up considering the Spanish guitars that were used in the western themed Rango. I would assume that we'll end up getting some traditional Navajo music mixed in there.
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Armie Hammer,
Gore Verbinski,
Jack White,
Johnny Depp,
Ruth Wilson,
The Lone Ranger,
Walt Disney Pictures
Posted by
Christopher M.
March 8, 2012
FIRST LOOK: Johnny Depp As Tonto And Armie Hammer As The Lone Ranger
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Armie Hammer,
Gore Verbinski,
James Badge Dale,
Johnny Depp,
Ruth Wilson,
The Lone Ranger,
Tom Wilkinson,
Walt Disney Pictures
Posted by
Christopher M.
February 22, 2012
Edgar Wright Will Direct Johnny Depp In Night Stalker
It looks like Edgar Wright's relationship with Marvel Studios has paid off. Deadline reports that Disney has tapped Edgar (Hott Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim) to direct Johnny Depp in a feature adaptation of The Night Stalker. It's based on the 70's horror comedy television film which spawned a TV series. It featured a reporter who covered crime for a tabloid and his cases always led to supernatural perpetrators that included zombies, vampires, werewolves and aliens. Of course, neither his editor nor anyone else would believe him or allow him to run what seemed like outrageous stories. It will be produced by Depp as another one of his passion projects similar to how he put together Dark Shadows.
Depp has a rather strong relationship with Disney as he is currently filming The Lone Ranger and has Pirates 5 in development at the studio. It's expected that Edgar will end up writing the film but he is busy with Ant-Man and recently with World's End with Simon Pegg. Night Stalker is the first post-Scott Pilgrim directing announcement for Wright. Even through he's been long attached to Ant-Man for Marvel Studios a production start or official announcement was never stated. Currently it's unknown when this project could go into production since their isn't a script in place.
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Ant-Man,
Carl Kolchak,
Dark Shadows,
Edgar Wright,
Hot Fuzz,
Johnny Depp,
Marvel Studios,
Pirates 5,
Scott Pilgrim,
Shaun of The Dead,
The Lone Ranger,
The Night Stalker,
Walt Disney Pictures,
World's End
Posted by
Christopher M.
September 24, 2011
Lone Ranger Still Happening, Ruth Wilson Joins
It looks Disney isn't done with Gore Verbinski's (Pirates 1-3) The Lone Ranger just yet. It was reported Disney was unhappy with the projected budget of the film which was expected to cost $250 million. Deadline reports that the studio is still trying to work out a deal to get the film made with a lower budget of around $200 million. The western has Armie Hammer (Social Network, J. Edgar) and Johnny Depp in the leads. Another bit of news is that Ruth Wilson (Luther, The Prisoner) had landed the female lead in the film. It's expected the cast will all return for the production but the December 21st 2012 release date is now in question.
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Gore Verbinski,
Johnny Depp,
Ruth Wilson,
The Lone Ranger,
Walt Disney Pictures
Posted by
Christopher M.
April 30, 2011
Armie Hammer In Talks To Join Johnny Depp In Lone Ranger
Deadline reports that Armie Hammer (Social Network) is in early talks to join Gore Verbinski's (Pirates 1-3) The Lone Ranger alongside Johnny Depp.
February 19, 2011
RUMOR: Timothy Olyphant The Lone Ranger & Olivia Wilde Lara Croft?
Some casting rumors have surfaced online and they seem very odd for some reason. First Timothy Olyphant is apparently a candidate for the role of The Lone Ranger for Disney. Olyphant recently worked with both director Gore Verbinski and Johnny Depp (Tonto) on Rango. The film would be told from perspective of Tonto and the Ranger himself would likely be a smaller role. Previously George Clooney had been rumored for the role but it's likely Clooney is too busy with other projects. While I believe Timothy's work on shows like Deadwood and Justified make him an excellent candidate. He hasn't had much success in the world of film with efforts like Hitman, The Crazies and Gone In 60 Seconds hindering his abilities. As it's a western I think I can hold off any judgment.
Also, Olivia Wilde is on the producers' wishlist for the new incarnation of Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider reboot. It seems like a massive step-up from the previous talk of Megan Fox who has strangely fallen into obscurity as of late. Wilde seems like an excellent choice but without a solid source backing up this rumor it's unlikely to happen. Olivia has started to become known for her roles in genre based film with Tron Legacy, Cowboys & Aliens, Now and rumored involvement with Superman. I have zero interest in a Lara Croft film and unless they bring in a big name director with a stellar cast I don't think anyone else will.
Also, Olivia Wilde is on the producers' wishlist for the new incarnation of Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider reboot. It seems like a massive step-up from the previous talk of Megan Fox who has strangely fallen into obscurity as of late. Wilde seems like an excellent choice but without a solid source backing up this rumor it's unlikely to happen. Olivia has started to become known for her roles in genre based film with Tron Legacy, Cowboys & Aliens, Now and rumored involvement with Superman. I have zero interest in a Lara Croft film and unless they bring in a big name director with a stellar cast I don't think anyone else will.
Labels:
Gore Verbinski,
Johnny Depp,
Lara Croft,
Olivia Wilde,
The Lone Ranger,
Timothy Olyphant,
Tomb Raider
Posted by
Christopher M.
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