Next month’s The Green Hornet has gone international. Five posters have been released overseas for Michel Gondry’s latest feature film, and one of them includes Cameron Diaz. Is it bad that we’ve almost completely forgotten about her involvement with this movie? Sorry Cameron. Check out the five full sized one sheets below…
Sony has released a new poster for their upcoming big screen adaptation The Green Hornet. The film and the poster features Seth Rogen, who plays the title character and Jay Chou who plays his sidekick and chauffeur Kato. Unlike the teaser poster that was released a while ago this one sheet has the characters front and center and they look like they’re up to something. Check it out…
A new trailer has been released for Michel Gondry’s latest film, The Green Hornet. Doesn’t it seem like everything “green” is debuting this week? First we had the Green Lantern trailer from Warner Bros and now Sony has released a new one for Hornet. What can they do to set this film apart from the other green guy? They can add Kato-vision!!! Check it out…
Hollywood is breathing new life into a once dead project. Back in May of 2009 we reported that Will Ferrell was in talks to star in a suburban comedy called Neighborhood Watch with David Dobkin directing. Over time the project never got off the ground and stayed in limbo, that is until 20th Century Fox tapped comedic scribes Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg to rewrite the script.
MSN just got first dibs on the new international teaser trailer for the Greg Mottola project, Paul. The film is a geek-based comedy that stars frequent collaborators Simon Pegg and Nick Frost along with Jane Lynch, Sigourney Weaver, Jason Bateman, and Seth Rogen – sort of. The reason Rogen is put in the “sort of” category is because his voice is featured in the film but not his body. He plays the title character of Paul, an alien brought to life by CGI animation. Take a look at the new trailer…
Paul director Greg Mottola was joined by his cast including Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Bill Hader, Jeffrey Tambor, Joe Lo Truglio, Seth Rogen and Sigourney Weaver at the film’s official Comic-Con panel. They gave an exclusive sneak peek at the film, and revealed to the audience their favorite Comic-Con moment. Lucky for you we recorded it! Watch their answers below…
There’s been a lot of speculation about whether or not Seth Rogen can pull off the coveted role of The Green Hornet in the big screen adaptation. At this year’s San Diego Comic-Con, the actor along with fellow screenwriter Evan Goldberg, director Michel Gondry, producer Neal Moritz, and co-star Christoph Waltz were in attendance at the official Green Hornet press conference to give us an idea of how they plan on revamping the old property.
You can also check out details of the Green Hornet panel and a detailed explanation of the new footage including Kato Vision!
Check out some highlights from the press conference below…
Update: For more info on Green Hornet check out our video press conference coverage.
This will be the last year Seth Rogen comes to Comic-Con as the Green Hornet. We’re sure you have your own opinions about the latest superhero and who’s playing him, but while many of the panels we’re covering at the event don’t really belong at a comic book convention, The Green Hornet sure does, so let’s give ‘em some credit for that. We’ve got Rogen and Christoph Waltz, director Michel Gondry, writer Evan Goldberg and producer Neal Moritz in the house. Here we go…
5:32 PM: Seth Rogen has just taken the stage and he still looks skinny. He just made a crack about Ryan Reynolds. He’s tired of people getting them confused.
5:36 PM: They just showed a long trailer with some new footage. It had a darker tone. There was still comedy but Christoph Waltz’s character is really bad ass. He’s scares me.
Updates below….
As promised, the first trailer for Michel Gondry’s The Green Hornet has finally arrived! It was originally scheduled to premiere on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” but I guess Yahoo Movies said screw that and decided to debut it instead. Either way, its time to see if months of reshoots and recasts were a good or a bad sign of things to come. Check out the trailer and tell us what you think…
