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Viggo Mortensen's Captain Fantastic Heads to Entertainment One
Steve Zahn and Kathryn Hahn join Viggo Mortensen in Captain Fantastic, about a father trying to re-integrate his kids into society.
Viggo Mortensen Takes the Lead in Captain Fantastic
Matt Ross is writing and directing this drama about a father who brings his six children back into modern society after a decade off the grid.
Ryan Reynolds Takes Lead in Mississippi Grind
Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck are directing this drama about a unlucky gambler that recruits a younger partner to change his luck.
Lucas Till Boards Kristy
Oliver Blackburn's psychological thriller centers on a female college student who falls victim to the violence a gang of outcasts.
Haley Bennett Joins Kristy
Donkey Punch director Oliver Blackburn is behind this thriller about a young college girl who gets targeted by a ruthless gang.
Focus Features Picks Up Rights to The Place Beyond the Pines
Director Derek Cianfrance's upcoming drama stars Ryan Gosling, Bradley Cooper, and Eva Mendes.
Jake Gyllenhaal Is a Gambler in Mississippi Grind
Ryan Fleck and Anna Boden's new film centers a gambling duo that take a trip through the south to win back money they lost.
Mark and Jay Duplass Will Adapt Mule for Todd Phillips
The Jeff Who Lives at Home duo will take on Tony D'Souza's novel about a couple who smuggle marijuana across the country.
Reese Witherspoon and Ryan Reynolds Join Big Eyes
Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski are writing and directing this biopic on painter Margaret Keane.
David Slade to Direct Coward
Ed Brubaker is adapting his own graphic novel about a master thief navigating through a world of dirty cops.
The Place Beyond the Pines Gets Ryan Gosling
Blue Valentine director Derek Cianfrance is writing and directing this drama about a motorcycle racer who finds out he has a child.
Peter Jackson, James Cameron, Michael Bay and More Write Letter Opposing Premium VOD Service
23 of today's most prominent directors speak out on DirecTv's plan to bring movies into the home within 60 days of theatrical release.
Blue Valentine and The King's Speech Seek MPAA Rating Appeal
The Weinstein Company is fighting the NC-17 rating for Blue Valentine and the R rating for The King's Speech.