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Guy Ritchie

  1. corrections
    Warner Says No Sherlock ReshootsThe studio has released a statement further refuting yesterday’s report that it had asked Guy Ritchie for reshoots.
  2. Update: Guy Ritchie’s Ridiculously Unrealistic Sherlock Holmes Movie NOT Branded ‘Ridiculously Unrealistic’ by StudioWarner Bros. is demanding reshoots on five weeks’ worth of scenes from Ritchie’s new movie.
  3. news reel
    Newfangled Sherlock Holmes Loses Cocaine Addiction, Gains AbsWarner Brothers is looking to make Sherlock Holmes as cool as Jason Bourne.
  4. the industry
    Disney Gives Johnny Depp Another Free Trip to the CaribbeanPlus: We hope you like vampires!
  5. the industry
    Owen Wilson SucksPlus: ‘Watchmen 2’?
  6. the industry
    Michael Douglas and Steven Soderbergh to Tickle Your IvoryPlus: ‘28 Months Later’?
  7. the industry
    Robert De Niro Walks Off the ‘Edge’Plus: Denzel Washington signs up for a “post-apocalyptic drama”!
  8. the industry
    Russell Crowe to Get His Doctorate, Solve MysteriesPlus: Quentin Tarantino finds his villain, and Eric Stoltz catches WWII fever!
  9. quote machine
    T.I. Finally Solves Internet Piracy Through Brute ForcePlus: Paul Scheer speaks truth to power on the ‘Die Hard’ series.
  10. countdown
    Holmes vs. Holmes: Will Robert Downey Jr. or Sacha Baron Cohen Make a Better Sherlock?Who will win the Battle of Baker Street? Our money’s on Downey.
  11. the industry
    Robert Downey Jr.: Elementary!Plus: Courteney Cox is joining the cast of a show that you totally forgot was still on the air.
  12. the industry
    Bruce Willis Is Raising ‘Kane’Plus: “This is exciting for me because I’ve never done a movie about a notorious murder,” Brian De Palma definitely didn’t say.
  13. the industry
    ‘Watchmen’ Fills Out Its RosterPlus industry news about The Incredible Hulk, Hank Azaria, and R. Kelly.
  14. the industry
    Germany Says ‘Nein’ to Tom CruiseGermany Rejects Valkyrie, Cruise: The German government announces that United Artists’ Valkyrie, starring Tom Cruise and directed by Bryan Singer, is not welcome to shoot at German military sites, citing Cruise’s Scientology beliefs. UA reps say shooting will go ahead with German locations to be determined. Film, true-story retelling of plot to kill Hitler, is a cornerstone of United Artists’ plans, and is first example of studio player Cruise’s Scientology interfering with business as usual. [Variety]
  15. the industry
    In the Television System, ‘Law & Order’ Will Air on Two Separate Yet Equally Important Networks