Harrison Ford has announced that he'll bring Indiana Jones back to the big screen for a fifth time -- if he's impressed by the film's script.
Vince Vaughn and Jon Favreau are swinging once again. The duo is teaming for Couples Retreat, a Universal comedy written by Favreau and directed by Peter Billingsley. Jason Bateman and Faizon Love are set to star with Vaughn and Favreau.
“Clearly Swing Vote isn't a public service announcement, but I think it might be better than that because it doesn't preach,” says Kevin Costner of his new comedy. If anything, he hopes the “comedic ride” will lead fans to ask the fundamental question, “Who am I going to be moving forward.” Hopefully not like his character Bud, a beer swigging single dad who can’t keep a job. A charismatic loser who turns out to be the one person in America who can decide the election between President Andrew Boone (Kelsey Grammer) and his opponent Donald Greenleaf (Dennis Hopper). With Bud’s apathetic attitude toward politics, it will take his precocious daughter Molly (Madeline Carroll) to help steer him in the right direction. Hollywood.com caught up with Costner to talk politics, the new film and more.
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The Hollywood studios are already hyping their crop of blockbusters for summer 2002, and it started long before Entertainment Weekly put Spider-Man stars Tobey Maguire and Kristen Dunst on its June 29 cover.