It's no secret that 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' is in pre-production; an official announcement was issued for the follow-up back in April, while more recently we caught a glimpse of a pistol-packing Jessica Alba preparing to reprise her role as "Nancy" in the Robert Rodriguez film. Now we know when the film is scheduled to get underway, thanks to another beauty venturing back to 'Sin City,' Rosario Dawson.
It's official! Rosario Dawson is totally getting back into the hooker gear as Gail in 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,' and she's confirmed the news herself. We can all get back to work now.
Jessica Alba is slinking into a pair of sexy chaps again in 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For', but this time she's ready for action. After the first 'Sin City' saw Alba's character, Nancy Callahan, play damsel in distress to Nick Stahl's lemon-colored pervert, it would appear as though the stripper - we're sorry, exotic dancer - has finally decided it's time to pack some heat. After all, Bruce Willis can't come to the rescue anymore.
One of the busiest actors at the moment is Mickey Rourke, and he's proving why today as he signs up for not only one but two new movies. Needless to say, he's going to be busy for the next couple of years.
Good news for those of you who have been waiting years and years for that 'Sin City' sequel to finally start production -- it will and two of the big name stars from the Robert Rodriguez film will be coming back for the sequel.
It was 2005 when Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller blew audiences away with their gritty, film noir-looking comic book adaptation 'Sin City.' Between the visual style, how incredibly faithful it was to the source material, we never had seen anything like it. So why has it taken them so long to finally go ahead with 'Sin City 2'?
With Frank Miller's source material offering a number of opportunities, it's shocking that it's taken Robert Rodriguez this long to follow up 'Sin City' with a sequel. Well, the wait is over, and it looks like 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For' will start shooting this summer.
Speaking at this year's SXSW film festival, Robert Rodriguez promised that the long awaited sequel to 'Sin City' will shoot this summer, following his directorial duties on another sequel: 'Machete Kills.' But he's been saying that for years. Will it actually happen this time?
