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Nicolas Cage outside the Ed Sullivan Theater for 'The Late Show with David Letterman'. New York City, USA - 03/16/09

Aug. 3, 2010

UPDATED: Cage will 'Trespass'

Nicolas Cage has taken leave from Joel Schumacher's Millennium Films drama 'Trespass' just two weeks away from an August production start in Louisiana.

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David Schwimmer at the Opening night performance of Naked Angels' world premiere of 'Next Fall' at the Peter Jay Sharp Theater at Playwrights Horizons. New York City, USA - 06/03/09

Oct. 15, 2009

Keener, Owen Line Up for Schwimmer's Sophomore Effort

David Schwimmer will direct Clive Owen and Catherine Keener in 'Trust,' the trades report.

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Aug. 31, 2009

Stallone Set for Fifth 'Rambo'

A fifth installment in Sylvester Stallone's 'Rambo' franchise has received a green light from Nu Image/Millennium Films.

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Brad Pitt stars as Chad Feldheimer in Focus Features' 'Burn After Reading.'

Sep. 14, 2008

B.O. Analysis, Sept. 14: 'Burn After Reading' Is Coen Brothers' Biggest Opening Ever

As I first projected Friday night, the Coen Brothers have delivered their best opening weekend ever with the well-reviewed Burn After Reading (Focus).

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Sep. 13, 2008

B.O. Update: 'Burn After Reading' May Upset Perry's 'Preys' to Win

The weekend box office horserace is a photo finish between the brothers behind No Country for Old Men, Atlanta’s entrepreneurial Gospel-infused maverick and a couple of old guys mailing it in. And the winner appears to be The Coen Brothers and Burn After Reading (Focus), altho...

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Alfre Woodard as Alice in Lionsgate Entertainment's 'Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys'

Sep. 11, 2008

B.O. Weekend Tracking: Perry's 'Family That Preys' Seems Headed to Win

Coming off of the worst weekend at the box office since September 2003, the movie business could use a needle of adrenaline to the heart (a la Uma Thurman in Pulp Fiction) and, although business will improve, there is probably no stealth blockbuster in the cards this weekend.

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