Want a piece of Stargate Command? CinemaSpy has learned that after hosting 14 years of Stargate production in Vancouver, Bridge Studios is to be the stage for a saddening sell-off of objects from the three series that made up the live-action parts of the franchise: Stargate: SG-1, Stargate Atlantis and SGU: Stargat [...]
Canadian Drama Arctic Air Gets a Second Season
The Canadian adventure-drama series Arctic Air has been renewed for a second season. The show, which airs on CBC, is centered on a Yellowknife-based maverick airline. The first season of Arctic Air was watched by the largest audience for a new CBC drama series in 15 years. According to a press release, it premie [...]
Gossip Girl Moves to Syfy’s Haven
The creepy Maine town of Haven is getting a new resident: Bree Williamson is moving in. The actress, who has previously been seen in Gossip Girl and One Life to Live, joins stars Emily Rose, Lucas Bryant and Eric Balfour in the upcoming third season of the show that bears the town’s name. She will play psychiatrist [...]
FOX Condemns Alcatraz to Cancellation
Well, we can’t say we’re surprised by this news: FOX has cancelled Alcatraz. The network has condemned the entertaining but not quite convincing sci-fi-mystery-procedural mash-up to the usually inescapable prison of TV history after only one season (or really just a half-season, given that it ran for only 13 episodes [...]
Daniel Craig Responds Matter-of-Factly to Skyfall Heineken Controversy
James Bond may have thwarted the evil plans of S.P.E.C.T.R.E. and Quantum, but another powerful global entity is lurking that will always trump the superspy’s best game, time and time again: movie marketing. Movies cost money to make. Lots and lots of money. And as we all know, increasing product placement has b [...]
Robert De Niro and Michael Douglas May Pair Up for Last Vegas
Yesterday, it was reported that Michael Douglas may be playing the lead in Jon Turtletaub’s ensemble comedy Last Vegas for CBS Films. Today, Vulture is reporting that Robert De Niro in in negotiations to play one of Douglas’ bachelor party-attending buddies, in what is essentially The Hangover meets Grumpy Old Men. [...]
First Image of Edward Norton Appearing in The Bourne Legacy
Universal Pictures has unveiled new photos from The Bourne Legacy, the fourth installment in the Jason Bourne franchise that stars Jeremy Renner. You can check out the photos to your left and below, the one to your left featuring the first look at Edward Norton. The new movie is directed by Tony Gilroy (Michael [...]
Paramount Eyeing Darren Aronofsky’s George Washington Biopic, The General
With the popularity of historical mashups these days — Abraham Lincoln fighting vampires and zombies invading Jane Austen novels — it seems almost surprising to hear of a George Washington biopic that doesn’t feature werewolves or aliens. Yet that is precisely the case with Adam Cooper and Bill Collage’s scr [...]
James Cameron to Direct Battle Angel Following Avatar Sequels
In a new interview with MTV, James Cameron revealed his thoughts on Battle Angel, the Manga adaptation that he has been developing. The director told the site that while the project is still very much in the cards, it will have to wait until after he is done with the two back-to-back sequels to his smash sci-fi hit [...]
New Prometheus Viral Ad with Michael Fassbender Teases the Future of Robots
This might be the summer of the superhero, but sci-fi fans have much to be excited about, too. With director Ridley Scott’s Alien prequel, Prometheus, set to arrive in theaters on June 8, anticipation is high in many quarters to see if the filmmaker can do in 2012 what he did in 1979; that is, create a seminal sci- [...]
James Cameron Dishes on Where Terminator Franchise Should Go Next
In a recent interview with MTV, filmmaker James Cameron (Titanic, Avatar) offered his thoughts about where a new Terminator film should take the franchise. Though he won’t be involved himself, he has spoken with Arnold Schwarzenegger about this subject, advising that the focus should be on the T-800. “I was t [...]












































