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Robert De Niro
The much talked about mobster film landed the most massive deal to come out of Cannes this year. STX Entertainment has acquired the international rights for the film at $50 million.
We’re a couple days into the Cannes Film Festival and there’s a considerable amount of buzz around Martin Scorsese’s forthcoming The Irishman and the long list of deals to report including the Halle Berry and Michael Douglas drama Silence.
Follows the life of Roberto Duran (Edgar Ramirez), the Panamanian fighter who made his professional debut in 1968 as a 16 year‐old and retired in 2002 at the age of 50.
Leslie Mann has replaced Jennifer Aniston in Taylor Hackford’s The Comedian. The film follows Robert De Niro as a masterful and toxic insult comic.
After his grandma dies, an uptight law student takes his grandpa on a road trip to Florida, but when all the old man wants to do is have sex with coeds, his grandson is forced to loosen up, and realizes he’s not happy with his own life.
It looks like Robert De Niro’s longtime passion project The Comedian is moving forward, tapping Jennifer Aniston to star. Taylor Hackford is directing the drama, with intentions to shoot in early 2016 in New York.
After his grandma dies, an uptight law student takes his grandpa on a road trip to Florida, but when all the old man wants to do is have sex with coeds, his grandson is forced to loosen up, and realizes he’s not happy with his own life.
The story of inventor and HSN regular, Joy Mangano.
A 75-year-old retiree decides to fight his boredom by taking an internship at an internet start-up run by a dynamic female entrepreneur.
The story of inventor and HSN regular, Joy Mangano.
A 75-year-old retiree decides to fight his boredom by taking an internship at an internet start-up run by a dynamic female entrepreneur.
New Line’s getting serious about their long-awaited comedy/drama
De Niro has confirmed his role in David O. Russell’s biopic.
De Niro is in talks to appear alongside Jennifer Lawrence in David O. Russel’s Joy Mangano biopic.
Logline: Kept under wraps, but will focus on the gang’s return to their former hometown of Brooklyn.
The “Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters” star will appear in the Freddie Mercury biopic.
The iconic star will appear in Olivier Assayas’ next film.
He’ll play a shady casino owner with illegitimate business dealings.
A man must wait for his boss at a seedy motel after killing several men and retrieving a mystery bag.
“Hitch” director Andy Tennant is in talks to direct.