The international trailer for James Mangold’s latest film Knight and Day has been released by 20th Century Fox and it highlights all the action and antics of Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz. Both actors starred in the drama Vanilla Sky back in 2000 and ten years later they’re together again but this time they brought guns. Lots of guns. Take a look at the international trailer…
It’s been years since we’ve seen football legend Joe Namath out on the field delivering game winning plays, while wearing fur coats on the sidelines. Yeah, he was that kind of a player. If you think the young athletes today are outlandish you should take a look at Namath’s career. His eccentricities were just as famous as his talent and that’s why Hollywood has come knocking to produce a film based on his unconventional life.
Lost and Taken alum Maggie Grace is in negotiations to join James Mangold‘s untitled Wichita feature. According to THR, the young actress is set to star opposite Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz in the spy thriller. The film will be produced by Fox, and has gone through some serious changes since the last time we covered it.
More on Grace’s role below…
Tom Cruise and his Vanilla Sky co-star Cameron Diaz are reuniting for another film. According to Variety, the actors will star in the James Mangold project, Wichita. Unlike the previous film they were featured in Wichita is a comedy, an action comedy! Cruise has been courting the project for a while, and is finally in advanced negotiations to star.
Diaz and Cruise have both approved the script for the film which has gone through several rewrites since it’s initial draft. In Wichita, “Cruise will play a secret agent who pops in and out of the life of a single woman.” Although, it seems as if this film may finally be getting off the ground, neither actors are sitting around waiting for it.
Who will direct the final installment in the Twilight saga, Eclipse? As we reported earlier Spanish director Juan Antonio Bayona has become one of the front runners to helm the third film along with James Mangold and Drew Barrymore. Depending on each person’s interpretation of the book the film can be a definite hit or miss. I’m personally going for Bayona. I think he would have a fresh perspective on the story and end the series on a high note. Mangold is a talented man in his own right, but I don’t know if he would put his all into a teen novel adaptation. Barrymore is young and I’m all for her making the transition to director, but I don’t think this is the film for her to do it.
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