AFM: Recent Bombs Make Buyers Nervous; Kristen Stewart, Jesse Eisenberg Teaming Up; 5 Indie Directors in THR Roundtable
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AFM: Recent Box Office Bombs Make Buyers Nervous
The lineup still boasts new projects and plenty of star power, from Johnny Depp to Tom Hanks. Here's a look at some of the hottest titles. | Read More
AFM: Kristen Stewart, Jesse Eisenberg Team Up for 'American Ultra' (Exclusive)
"Project X" helmer Nima Nourizadeh will direct the action comedy, which has a script by Max Landis, the writer of "Chronicle." | Read More
AFM: 5 Hot Indie Directors on Why Studios Don't Make Their Kinds of Films Anymore
In THR's roundtable, Oliver Hirschbiegel ("Diana"), James Gray ("The Immigrant"), Atom Egoyan ("Devil's Knot"), Jonathan Teplitzky ("The Railway Man") and Ryan Coogler ("Fruitvale Station") also weigh in on why TV ... | Read More
AFM: Samuel L. Jackson Joins Cast of 'Cell'
He'll star opposite John Cusack in the film adaptation of Stephen King's apocalyptic thriller. | Read More
AFM: Lionsgate, Grindstone Take U.S. Rights to Allan Ungar's 'Tapped' (Exclusive)
The Canadian MMA thriller stars "Terminator's" Michael Biehn and is set for a 2014 release. | Read More
AFM: Where to Eat
Refuel after a day of dealmaking at these hot new Westside dining spots. | Read More
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AFM: Kristen Stewart, Jesse Eisenberg Team Up for 'American Ultra' (Exclusive)
Kristen Stewart and Jesse Eisenberg are teaming up for American Ultra, an action comedy from Nima Nourizadeh, the director of the surprise hit comedy Project X. Max Landis, who wrote the hit sci-fi found footage movie Chronicle, penned the script for Ultra, which is being produced by Anthony Bregman for Likely Story, and by David Alpert and Britton Rizzio for Circle of Confusion. | Read More
Russia's 'Stalingrad' Storms Chinese Box Office
MOSCOW -- A controversial 3D depiction of World War II's greatest clash between Hitler and Stalin has become the highest-grossing Russian release ever at the Chinese box office. Fedor Bondarchuk'sStalingrad has taken $8.3 million since its release in China last Thursday on 7,136 screens, including 123 in IMAX 3D, according to distributors Sony Pictures Releasing International. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, November 04, 2013 at 3:25 PM.

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