Sep 28, 2009 | /film
Fast & Furious Director To Remake Highlander
Summit Entertainment has announced that Justin Lin will direct a re-imagination of Highlander .
Brad Pitt in Talks for 'Sherlock Holmes' Sequel
Though we're still a couple months away from the debut of Warner Bros. re-invented Sherlock Holmes film , that's not stopping the studio from trying to piece together a sequel ahead of time.
There Can Only Be One HIGHLANDER but Director Justin Lin Wants a Remake
"Highlander" is such a delightfully silly movie.A Christopher Lambert's Swiss accent, original songs by Queen, Clancy Brown decapitating folks as he makes his way through the story, and Sean Connery all make for a movie that is cheesy 80s action but through a camp-fantasy filter.A You can't really call it a "franchise" because that implies that ...
Justin Lin and Neal Moritz Team for Highlander Remake
Summit Entertainment announced today that it has tapped the filmmaking team behind this spring's hit film Fast & Furious - director Justin Lin and producer Neal H. Moritz - to direct and produce respectively the studio's re-imagination of the cult film Highlander .
29-30 >> "Closer than Ever" - a Lodestone Theatre Ensemble >> Director Justin Lin And Friends Launches New Blog >> East West Announces Magazine - Re-Launch Cover Design Contest >> Lea Salonga Performs at Pechanga Resort Bay The Asian American Justice Center and its affiliates, the Asian Pacific American Legal Center, the Asian Law Caucus and the ...
Asian American Actors on a Blog Near You
The actor's life isn't an easy one but luckily some up-and-coming Asian American actors are finding time in their busy auditioning/filming/getting rejected/promoting schedules to interact with fans through the web.
Filmmakers Nakamura, Ishizuka, Lin, Esaki to Discuss Watase Media Arts Center
Filmmakers and documentarians Robert Nakamura, Karen Ishizuka, Justin Lin and John Esaki will all comment on the past, present and future of Asian American film in a special public program set for Saturday, August, 1, beginning at 1 p.m., that marks the 10 years of work created by the Frank H. Watase Media Arts Center of the Japanese American ...
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