Cher / Catwoman and Johnny Depp / Riddler ?

Back in the day, yes I could see Cher as Catwoman.


Johnny Depp as Riddler and Fred Weller as the Joker? Priceless.


Cher / Catwoman and Johnny Depp / Riddler ?

If you believed all those tabloid rumours about Cher as Catwoman and Johnny Depp as the Riddler in the next Christopher Nolan Batman film might be a bit spurious, Dark Knight studio Warner Bros have confirmed that you are absolutely right.
Cher will not be turning back time to become the Catwoman.
http://www.postchronicle.com/news/original/article_212168421.shtml

How about Fred Weller as the Joker, Angelina Jolie as Catwoman and Johnny Depp as the Riddler?
Find a Penguin and you could just remake the 1960's movie!

No decision on another Batman and more news....

No decision on another Batman

Following the massive global success of 'The Dark Knight' and many casting rumours, one of the makers of the blockbuster has commented on whether there will be another 'Batman' film.
The Hollywood Reporter says that 'The Dark Knight' director Christopher Nolan is currently on holidays and no decision will be made until his return.
http://www.rte.ie/arts/2008/0828/thedarknight.html


Christian Bale will not face charges over alleged assault
Dark Knight star to avoid charges after Crown Prosecution Service finds 'insufficient evidence' to lead to prospect of conviction
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2008/aug/14/christian.bale

Morgan Freeman: His darkest night
There was something strange about the way Morgan Freeman ended up in hospital this week, and it wasn't just the revelation that the Oscar-winning actor, a motor-racing fanatic with a fleet of expensive supercars, had sustained a selection of "serious" injuries by crashing a beaten-up 1997 Nissan Maxima.
http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/film-and-tv/news/morgan-freeman-his-darkest-night-888291.html

The Dark Knight Continues Box-Office Reign - The Dark Knight, Movie News : People.com

The Dark Knight Continues Box-Office Reign - The Dark Knight, Movie News : People.com:

"One month into his game Batman is still ruling the box-office.

The Dark Knight remained No. 1 at the cineplex for the fourth straight weekend, grossing $26 million and bringing its total take to $441.5 million – and making it the third top-grossing film of all time, surpassing the previous third-ranked Shrek 2, reports Variety."

Comic Book Adaptations Ruining Franchises

New University Online:

"Comic Book Adaptations Ruining Franchises
By Allison Izon
Comic books seem like easy targets for movie treatments. The storyboards, setting and costumes are already laid out for you, and an established fan base already exists. So, it is not surprising that there are about 20 movies based on comic books in various stages of production this year. As you read this article, someone somewhere in Hollywood is out there trying to make “Ant-Man” into a film (the amount of excitement that you would feel for this film is directly proportional to how long you’ve waited in line for a Star Wars film).

So what is it that separates films like “Sin City” from “Daredevil” ? “Batman Begins” from “Catwoman” ? “X2” from “X3” ?Comic Book Adaptations Ruining Franchises