50 'Curtis Jackson' Cent is the latest rapper who thinks his talent for smackin' hos and poppin' bottles is a sure fire way into the world of acting and Hollywood. So far Two Quarters has already managed to make and star in a handful of films (all of them terrible) and now he's starring in a new police drama alongside Robert DeNiro and Forest Whitaker.
When you think about the most famous cinematic boxers, Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa and Robert De Niro's Jake La Motta have to be at the top of that list. So it makes sense that Warner Brothers would be going after the duo for the boxing comedy 'Grudge Match.
Luc Besson’s dedicated fans would love to see the director get back to his prime for crime thrillers like ‘La Femme Nikita’ or ‘Leon: The Professional.’ Robert De Niro’s supporters likely would love to see him get back to his gangster roots for another film in the mold of ‘Goodfellas’ or ‘Casino.’ One new project could kill two birds with one stone.
Robert De Niro has officially joined 'Last Vegas,' which would have him among four older gentleman traveling to the city of sin for a bachelor party. One imagines that hijinks and supposed hilarity will follow. Michael Douglas is already confirmed to play the bachelor, the other two gentlemen have yet to be cast.
The news that Michael Douglas is set to star in the upcoming CBS Films comedy 'Last Vegas' practically blew up the movie world yesterday afternoon, but who else will be joining the cast? After all, this is an ensemble comedy, Douglas shouldn't be the only one pulling the comedic punches.
I just checked my calendar. It’s no longer April Fool’s Day. But how else do you explain a story that simply has to be a practical joke? Please tell me that this isn’t true, that Hollywood wants to make a ‘Raging Bull’ sequel without either Martin Scorsese or Robert De Niro.
Deadline Hollywood has broke the news: Universal is looking to make 'Midnight Run 2.' Currently Brett Ratner is attached to direct and David Elliot and Paul Lovett are re-writing the script. For those looking for continuity, Robert De Niro is attached to star, and Charles Grodin says he's open to the possibility of returning. Our first reaction?...
