Attachments (Film)

Nat Wolff, the hot up-and-coming actor who recently appeared in the teen dramedy Paper Towns, is currently in negotiations to star in Warner Bros. adaptation of the cult manga series Death Note.

The Kingsman director is set to take on the story of Pilgrim, a spy who is said not to exist, as he comes out of retirement to investigate a possible terrorist attack on American soil.

Sarah Chalke and Cameron Esposito will play a couple raising their young son in the latest holiday-themed film from Garry Marshall. This is the latest casting notice in a long line of A-list stars who have recently joined the film.

Warner Bros. is remaking the hacker thriller Who Am I: No System Is Safe, with David Goyer and Kevin Turen leading the charge, producing under their Phantom Four banner. Goyer is also in talks to helm the pic, which follows a dangerous group of hackers.

Hendricks joins the schoolyard comedy, which already boasts Charlie Day, Ice Cube and the return of Tracy Morgan after being injured in a car accident over a year ago.

Taking over the part originally played by Richard Burton in the first film adaptation of this novel, Sam Claflin is planning to take care of Rachel Weisz in this new remake from Roger Michell.

Sigourney Weaver joins just about the entire original cast in the new Ghostbusters reboot. Will Rick Moranis be next to join the cameo list?

Like a cinematic cherry on top of the treat that is this cast, Kong: Skull Island has cast John Goodman as the leader of the ill-fated expedition to the giant ape’s home turf.

Harrelson is locked, and Sedgwick is in talks, to play parental figures in one of the more complex coming-of-age comedies in recent years. How do you deal with a friend and a sibling getting together?

Rising helmer Paul King, who recently made waves directing the hit Paddington adaptation, is now in talks to tackle Warner Bros.’ animated musical Meet The Beatles, a film that will utilize songs from The Beatles’ entire discography.

While not much is known about the plot of Colin Trevorrow’s next film, we can now confirm that the cast will be phenomenal. All of these actors have been having a great year–and it looks like it just got even better.

Billy on the Street creator Billy Eichner is now moving in to Neighbors 2. The 2014 original’s stars Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron, Dave Franco, Carla Gallo, and Ike Barinholtz are all returning for another college comedy pitting Rogen and Byrne’s young parents against a group of ruthless students.

The young actress continues her streak of choice roles over the last few years by nabbing the part of Francis O’Connor’s daughter in the upcoming The Conjuring sequel that will follow the story of the Enfield Poltergeist.

The film, a remake of the 1952 classic, follows an orphan who plots to to enact vengeance against a beautiful woman who he believes murdered his guardian, but finds his plans complicated when he falls for her.

Hot off his success with The Lobster, Yorgos Lanthimos is drawing A-listers to his next project, The Favourite and quickly becoming one of Europe’s hottest directors.

Jake Gyllenhaal is in the midst of talks to join Benedict Cumberbatch in The Weinstein Company’s Thomas Edison period drama The Current War, while Me and Earl and the Dying Girl helmer Alfonso Gomez-Rejon is in talks to direct.

An adaptation of Robert Lipsyte’s beloved novel One Fat Summer, the pic will also star Maze Runner actor Blake Cooper in the lead role. Sutherland will play a mentor to a troubled, overweight teen, who helps him realize his potential.

In The Girlfriend, the Arrested Development star will play a father whose twenty-year-old son starts dating a much older woman closer to his father’s age. Bateman’s a triple threat on this one: directing, starring, and producing.

After multiple reports that actors are entering negotiations for Jack Reacher’s next adventure, we finally have a firm cast for this film — the latest being the villain.

Lara Pulver has joined the cast of the latest Underworld installment. Will she be a vampire? Will she be a Lycan? Either way, she’s proven to Sherlock fans that she can certainly play a dangerous character.

Arya Stark has been offered a new mission, to save humanity from Carrie Ryans’ bloodthirsty cannibals.

Amazon is breaking into the feature-film world, and their first project looks very promising.

Lionsgate has confirmed that they’re already developing a sequel to the just-released Sicario, focusing on Benicio del Toro’s hitman character. Sicario centers on a steely FBI agent (Emily Blunt) who finds herself involved in an off-the-books operation to bring down a Mexican drug kingpin.

If both actors are free to shoot during that time, they may be locking down parts in the upcoming thriller.

Peele is both writing and directing the project, which has been pitched as a new spin on the horror-thriller genre. QC Entertainment is also producing. The film centers on a young African American man who visits his Caucasian girlfriend’s family estate.

After over a year in recovery and a spectacular reception at the Emmys last night, Morgan has made significant progress and is ready to start taking on gigs again.

The 63-year-old action star has already picked out his next vehicle, the suspense-thriller The Commuter. Scripted by Byron Willinger and Phil de Blasi, the pic will follow Neeson as an unassuming New York City businessman who becomes roped into a criminal conspiracy.

Gluck may be directing the adaptation of R.A. Dickey’s unusual memoir, which follows his life as he lands, and then loses, an MLB pitching contract and must bring back an almost forgotten pitch to stay in the game.

Actor Simon McBurney has joined The Conjuring 2. The cast already includes Francis O’Connor, Vera Farmiga, and Patrick Wilson, with the latter two reprising their roles as Lorraine and Ed Warren.

Whigham and Taylor-Joy are joining the multi-listed script right before Taylor-Joy’s TIFF premiere. Eric England is set to direct with Luisa Iskin and John Wunder producing.