Frost/Nixon News

Moore was set to star alongside Dennis Quaid, who will portray ex U.S. President Bill Clinton, in the new movie, about the professional relationship between the charismatic leader and former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Astronaut Sam Bell works in isolation in Duncan Jones' film Moon. Sam Bell is the man on the moon, and it turns out the gig is not the all-cheese, all-the-time funfest you might think.

Some people who make a movie take home an autographed script or even an Oscar as a souvenir.

Acting 101: Study Frank Langella as Richard Nixon after he's asked about what he'd tell the American people about his wrongdoings.

Duncan Jones surveys the set of his sci-fi fantasy Moon. Courtesy Sony Pictures Classics Duncan Jones wasn't pleased with the state of contemporary science-fiction cinema.

It comes as no surprise that Richard Nixon had an issue with Jews, but the latest disclosures are too delicious to ignore.

Richard Nixon , though dead, is the ingloriousness that keeps on giving. Like a Silvio Berlusconi without the sex parties, you just know he isn't finished yet.

Tomorrow, Worldfocus anchor Martin Savidge is scheduled to interview Sir David Frost , to air as part of a forthcoming pecial presentation of "Frost/Nixon: The Original Watergate Interviews." The program will run on public television stations across the country this August, to coincide with the 35th anniversary of the resignation of President Nixon ...

Michael Sheen's latest on-screen appearance as Tony Blair has been left without a director after Peter Morgan quit the project.

Peter Morgan has pulled out as director of the HBO Films/BBC Films movie "The Special Relationship," about the unique and sometimes turbulent political relationship between newly installed British Prime Minister Tony Blair and U.S. President Bill Clinton in the late 1990s.

The 63rd Edinburgh International Film Festival opens later with the world premiere of Away We Go, the new film by Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes.

Helen Gahagan Douglas, Richard Nixon Actor Patrick Breen with Wendy Kout, who co-wrote the play.

Cue the hyperventilating, we have breaking Twilight news: "Rob's not pregnant!" This with a laugh from Montreal actress Rachelle Lefevre, well aware of the absurdity -- and intensity -- of the rumours surrounding the vampire book-to-film franchise and its breakout star, Robert Pattinson, the angular heartthrob with the bed-head and British accent.

Nobody's giving this Brit newspaper rumor much credence, but here's why the idea of the great Michael Sheen playing a Bond villain, specifically, super villain Ernst Stavro Blofeld, bubbled up to begin with.

Frank Langella does an excellent job of portraying the US president who fell from grace Frost/Nixon * * * * Director: Ron Howard There are many who don't even know who Richard Nixon and David Frost were, though some might still catch the latter as a veteran newsman on the Middle Eastern TV station, Al Jazeera.

The Damned United actor is reported to be in negotiations to play the criminal mastermind in the 23rd official 007 picture, being co-scripted by Peter Morgan Pussy galore ... Michael Sheen has the sharp suit, but he'll need the gun, the Persian and maybe some age makeup to play Blofeld like Charles Gray in Diamonds Are Forever.

Say it ain't so! Back in February, Universal announced that they were making a movie based on the action figure Stretch Armstrong .

Variety is reporting that "Frost/Nixon" playwright and screenwriter Peter Morgan has signed on to the writing team for the upcoming James Bond 23.

Award-winning British writer Peter Morgan, whose film work includes The Queen and Frost/Nixon, will pen the latest James Bond adventure.

Frost/Nixon is about a series of interviews Robert Frost conducts with Richard Nixon after the president's resignation.