Sometimes, with the deluge of entertainment news that hits us daily, a few crumbs fall through the cracks. And like a mighty vacuum of information justice, our news roundup is here to scoop up any little nuggets we may have missed.
- According to The Hollywood Reporter, Warner Bros. has picked up the spec script for Wild Guns, a post-Civil War western described as a cross between Tombstone and Sherlock Holmes, in which Wyatt Earp and Doc Holiday “team-up to rescue the daughter of Sitting Bull, who has been kidnapped by a powerful Shaman with mysterious powers who is terrorizing the Western plains.” No word yet on whether or not they do so in a van called the Mystery Machine, and if Sitting Bull is really Old Man Withers from the local haunted amusement park.
- Always thought of Quentin Tarantino’s films as true art? Well, so does artist Tim Doyle, who, according to Unreality Magazine, has created a series of prints capturing moments from each of QT’s films. Unfortunately, these aren’t for sale, but they are awesome.
- Um, I guess Harry Potter fans and readers will find this April Fool’s gag funny?
- Movieline has a breakdown of 1970s British TV classics—they “ain’t what they used to be.”
- And finally, FunnyCrave shows us that Nic Cage is finally repenting for his crimes against humanity in The Wicker Man. It’s incredible.
What do you think of today’s news?