Netflix has its hands full these days with the release of its latest original series 'Hemlock Grove,' as well as the imminent debut of new 'Arrested Development' episodes. Though, that didn't stop the cast and crew of the streaming network's breakout original series 'House of Cards' from getting together to discuss the upcoming season, as well as the Netflix attitude that made the series the memorable drama it became. Preview 'House of Cards' past and future inside!
David Fincher and Justin Timberlake worked together in 'The Social Network,' starring Jesse Eisenberg, where JT played the shady Sean Parker. Now the two have finished wrapping another project, that of the singer/actor's music video for 'Suit & Tie,' which Fincher directed.
It's been a decent while since 'The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo' premiered in theaters, launching Rooney Mara into stardom and giving Daniel Craig yet another beefy role to add to his resume. Despite the less-than-expected box office numbers, Sony was and still is planning the next sequel, 'The Girl Who Played With Fire.' So what's taking so long? Well, apparently they're weighing whether or not to cut Craig's character out of the script.
Netflix fans are eagerly awaiting the coming reunion of 'Arrested Development,' as well as fellow Netflix originals like 'Hemlock Grove' and a second season of 'Lilyhammer,' but that won't stop the pay-streaming site from releasing one of its most ambitious projects to date this Friday, that of David Fincher and Kevin Spacey's political drama 'House of Cards.' The network has released its biggest trailer yet for the outing, which debuts in its entirety this week, so take a look inside!
Any news that involves David Fincher making another movie is good news to us, but this news is even more exciting -- Fincher is planning to adapt Gillian Flynn's best-selling novel 'Gone Girl.'
And the 'Star Wars: Episode VII' speculation continues. The latest names to be added to the mix of people who are being considered to direct the next 'Star Wars' film is David Fincher but he's not going to get it without a fight from Jon Favreau.
The 'Halo' movie isn't happening any time soon but this 'Halo 4' launch trailer plays very much like a movie trailer. Maybe that's because David Fincher produced the spot, which is short on gameplay but big on style.
We've been hearing about David Fincher tackling '20,000 Leagues Under the Sea' for a couple of years now, and it it's already gone through a number of writers, including Andrew Kevin Walker, Scott Z. Burns, and is currently being worked on by Steve Zaillian. But it looks like Disney getting ready to move forward as they've placed a hold on the director for the next three months, and it sounds like they're courting Brad Pitt to play the lead.
While we anxiously await David Fincher's follow-up to 'The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo,' the director is re-teaming with that film's visual effects lead to produce the trailer for the long-awaited 'Halo 4' from Microsoft.
David Fincher has his pick of projects and has been attached to a number of different films over the past few years. But it appears that the director has now exited what might have been the highest-profile one of them all.
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