Fox is developing a TV version of the 1989 film Heathers, according to Variety. The contemporary pilot take on the dark high school comedy will be written by Mark Rizzo and Sex and the City‘s Jenny Bicks. Though the show will be a modernized version, it’s expected to include the original characters — Winona Ryder’s Veronica Sawyer, Christian Slater’s J.D., and the Heathers.
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Josh Schwartz writing comedy pilot for CBS
Gossip Girl executive producer Josh Schwartz is writing a multicamera half-hour comedy pilot for CBS, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The untitled project, co-written by Chuck producer Matt Miller, is about the misadventures of a recently married twentysomething couple.
Hayden Christensen joins 'Vanishing on Seventh Street'
Hayden Christensen will star in the supernatural thriller Vanishing on Seventh Street, according to The Hollywood Reporter. John Leguizamo and Thadie Newton are also in talks to join the movie, which follows five survivors in a run-down city where shadowy forms somehow make people disappear.
Blake Lively tapped for Ben Affleck's 'The Town'
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Gossip Girl star Blake Lively is set to join the cast of The Town, a crime thriller directed by Ben Affleck. Adapted from Chuck Hogan’s novel Prince of Thieves, the movie follows a bank manager (Rebecca Hall) who falls for a robber (Affleck) with an FBI agent (Jon Hamm) hot on his trail. Lively will play Affleck’s girlfriend.
'Avatar' tickets go on sale four months early
Following the buzz around last week’s Avatar preview footage, theater chain AMC has begun selling tickets for the movie’s Dec. 18 midnight screenings. Seats at 75 AMC locations, most of them boasting IMAX 3D screens, are on sale through online ticket retailers Fandango and MovieTickets.com.
'Mad Men' star Christina Hendricks joins 'Life as We Know It'
Christina Hendricks, best known as Joan Holloway on AMC’s Mad Men, has joined Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel in the romance Life as We Know It, according to Variety. The movie centers on two singles, played by Heigl and Duhamel, who become the guardians of their best friends’ orphaned daughter after a fatal accident. Hendricks will play Heigl and Duhamel’s best friend.
Miramax to make '32 Candles'
Variety reports that Miramax has bought the feature rights to the upcoming novel 32 Candles by Ernessa Carter. The book follows a woman who flees her hometown in Mississippi to create a new identity for herself as a lounge singer in Los Angeles. There, her high school crush falls in love with her without realizing who she really is.
Four studios make films available for download-to-own on DivX-compatible devices
Four studios — Paramount, Sony, Warner Bros. and Lionsgate — have each agreed to make their films available for download-to-own on DivX-compatible electronics via the Film Fresh website, reports Home Media Magazine. Consumers can transfer the downloaded movies to DVD, USB drives, SD memory cards, and portable hard drives. The films are being offered on the digital media format DivX, which works with DVD and Blu-ray disc players as well as digital HDTVs and gaming consoles. Older films are expected to sell for $9.99 per download, while a new release will go for $15.99.
Jon Gosselin insists he doesn't want to leave his TLC show
In an attempt to dispel a published report about his future on TLC’s Jon & Kate Plus Eight, Jon Gosselin told People.com that he “never said” he wanted to leave the show. “A fan asked me, ‘Don’t you sometimes wish you could go back to a 9-to-5 job?’ [I replied] ‘Yeah, because this is 24/7 and 9-to-5-ers punch in and punch out and you have no responsibilities, ” Gosselin said.
He believes his comments were taken out of context because of someone having “overheard something that was nothing.” The father of two sets of multiples, who is divorcing wife Kate Gosselin, was photographed wearing a shirt that said “Lies, Lies.” “I just thought it was funny, because people can write anything about me,” he told People. “How can you write something about me or say something about me without actually asking me?”
Murdered model's car found in West Hollywood
The missing car belonging to murdered model Jasmine Fiore was found today in the parking lot of a West Hollywood store, reports the Los Angeles Times. Police found evidence linking the white Mercedes Benz to Fiore, whom authorities believe was killed by former reality show contestant Ryan Jenkins. Fiore’s body was found in an Orange County trash bin earlier this month. Jenkins was found dead of an apparent suicide on Sunday in British Columbia.
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