The Inbetweeners 2 Movie Confirmed
The Inbetweeners movie sequel is officially in production this year and targeting a rough release date of August 2014. Iain Morris and Damon Beesley the creators of the popular comedy series about four hapless teenage boys trying to navigate the embarrassing challenges of school, family and girls released the following official statement:
“We couldn’t be more excited to be making another Inbetweeners movie with Simon, Joe, James and Blake. Frankly it’s pathetic how much we’ve all missed each other. A new chapter in the lives of the Inbetweeners feels like the very least we can do to thank the fans for their phenomenal response to the first movie.”
Plot details aren’t available yet but it’s widely expected that the next and possible final film will see Will, Jay, Neil and Simon finally adapting to semi-adult life at University.
Check out our recent chat with Inbetweeners star Blake Harrison at the BAFTA Television Awards below:
Shahrukh Khan talks Rajinikanth Tribute Lungi Dance
Shahrukh Khan and his beautiful Chennai Express co-star Deepika Padadukone spoke in London yesterday about working on the official music video for the Lungi Dance tribute song for Rajinikanth by Yo Yo Honey Singh
The track was recently released as a part of the official soundtrack for Chennai Express pays tribute to Rajinikanth one of the great Tamil stars of Bollywood. Video interview clip below with Shah Rhuk Khan & Deepika:
Check out our other videos for full coverage of the London Chennai Express press conference with Bollywood’s biggest superstar Shahrukh Khan talking about life, fans, controversy and his amazing Bollywood career.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson set for Avengers sequel Quicksilver
Kick-Ass star Aaron Taylor-Johnson might soon be playing a genuine superhero with actual powers as he reveals he has indeed already met with Avengers director Joss Whedon over joining the glittering ensemble cast for the sequel Avengers: Age Of Ultron.
The young star would potentially be playing the part of Quicksilver, a young mutant gifted with superhuman speed.
“I feel really flattered and honoured that they came to me for that role. I think he’s an interesting character and we’re just gonna keep going into that. I sat down with Joss, I think he’s awesome, I sat down with the guys at Marvel and they’re also great; I think it’d be interesting.”
This bit of likely casting news comes shortly after Taylor-Johnson ironically missed out on the role in the new X-Men film Days Of Future Past after Marvel and 20th Century Fox finally reached agreement over the use of the character that represents a significant cross-over point between the X-Men and Avengers franchises.
The confusing result is that now two versions of the character played by different actors will appear the next Avengers and X-men sequels. Time will tell which fans embrace most, although X-men Days of Future Past should beat Avengers 2 to cinemas by at least a year. So their Quicksilver will at least in that crucial respect be the fastest.
First Look At X-Men Sentinels
X-men: Days of Future Past has fans excited for many reasons, but one very big reason is seeing the Sentinels finally brought to life on screen. Widely celebrated as one of the most iconic images from the comic books and successful animated TV series the Sentinels are giant robotic policemen ill-advisedly deployed by a desperate humanity in an effort to protect themselves.
Inventor Boliver Trask, played by Game of Thrones diminutive superstar Peter Dinklage is the man responsible for the towering machines. Check out the viral video below which subtly teases fans with a fake advert for Trask Industries:
Jamie Foxx wants to star in Spawn Reboot
Jamie Foxx has shared his unreserved enthusiasm for taking the lead role in a big screen reboot of cult superhero series Spawn. The dark comic book hero was the subject of a 1997 film adaptation that was met with mixed reaction from critics and fans of the franchise.
But Foxx admits that reviving the series is one of the personal projects he’s very interested in turning into a reality:
“Spawn is one, yeah and Mike Tyson. Those are two roles I would just love to do. I’m aggressively pursuing them.”
In the original comic books Spawn was a former assassin, dispatched from hell and returned to Earth armed with newfound supernatural powers. It’s unclear how close a Spawn revival might be to reality, but having a major star like Foxx so enthusiastically attached might just breathe some life into it.
Foxx will shortly be seen playing the villainous Electro in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 alongside Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone.