Los Angeles. Anna Paquin (28) und Stephen Moyer (40) haben gestern Abend in Malibu den Bund fürs Leben geschlossen. Die Oscar-Preisträgerin (‘Das Piano’) und ihr Schauspielkollege (’88 Minuten’) heirateten im Beisein einer Handvoll Stars wie Elijah Wood und Carrie Preston auf einem privaten Anwesen. Die Zeremonie fand in einem Zelt in der Nähe des Strandes statt.
Weitere Details ihres großen Tages hält das Paar bislang geheim, es ist noch nicht einmal bekannt, für was für ein Kleid sich die Aktrice entschied.

Hollywood-Regisseur Stephen Sommers plant Berichten zufolge eine Fortsetzung zum Actionfilm G.I. Joe - Geheimauftrag Cobra, der im letzten Jahr in die Kinos kam - und das obwohl er sich angeblich mit Paramount verkracht hatte.

Channing Tatum soll dabei für den Streifen erneut in die Rolle des Captain Duke Hauser schlüpfen. Um was es in dem Film gehen soll, ist allerdings noch nicht bekannt. Das Drehbuch wird aus der Feder von Rhett Reese und Paul Wernick (Zombieland) stammen, während Sommers mit Lorenzo di Bonaventura, der schon an der Produktion des ersten Teils beteiligt war, produziert.

Die Dreharbeiten zum zweiten Film, der auf dem Spielzeugfranchise beruht, könnten im Frühjahr 2011 beginnen, Kinostart ist voraussichtlich der Sommer 2012

Quelle: http://www.matthewreilly.com/rb_10-07-05_1.html

IT BEGINS…!

Well, after a lot of thinking about what to write for my next novel (Do I write another Jack West book, or perhaps a standalone, or maybe a Scarecrow novel, since so many fans ask about him?), I have just recently commenced work on…

…the fourth Scarecrow novel!

Strictly speaking, if you counted Hell Island, this one would actually be the fifth Scarecrow novel, but I tend to view Hell Island as a brief side-adventure that has really only been released in Australia – although, US fans, get ready: Hell Island will be released in the United States ether late this year or in early 2011 (it’ll even feature illustrations).

As many of you will know, I tend to put a bit of pressure on myself with each new book. I’ve always felt that each new novel always has to be better than the last one, and this time, the pressure is even more intense than usual. After The Five Greatest Warriors did so well (the No.1 Australian book in 2009), the challenge is a big one. Top that, Matt.

And so I thought long and hard before I settled on my story. I decided that if I was going to bring Scarecrow back—after the horrible events from the novel named Scarecrow—then I wanted to do it right. Any new Scarecrow story had to be massive, explosive, superfast, hard and mean. And I’m pleased to say, the new book is all that and more!

I’ll be writing it over the next eight months or so, with a view to releasing it in late 2011. Still thinking about a title. Who knows, maybe The Return of the Scarecrow…

In Feb 2010 it was announced a sequel was to be made titled 2 Days In New York. Actress/director Julie Delpy will be reteaming with Rezo Films to produce the "atypical sequel." She will direct the sequel in Manhattan in October. Delpy will reprise her role as Marion, a Frenchwoman who now finds herself in New York with her child and a new guy, having broken up with her 2 Days In Paris lover (and the father of her child) who was played by Adam Goldberg.

"It's about the difficulty of relationships but also about the main character's evolution in general. It's a very modern story about the complexities of being a woman and not being completely consumed by your partner," Delpy explained. She has not announced who will play her "new guy" in the film yet. Delpy is aiming to have this sequel finished and ready by Cannes 2011. Other members of the Paris cast, including Delpy's real father Albert, will return to their same roles for the film.