The Bundys are coming back to television! E! reports this morning that a new take on "Married... With Children" is in the works with plans for a spinoff series to follow the life of David Faustino's Bud Bundy and, presumably, his new family.
Sony Pictures Television is said to be in the pitch process for the series at the moment with no confirmation as of yet as to who else might return.
"Married... With Children" was created by Ron Leavitt and Michael G. Moye and premiered in 1987, running an impressive 11 seasons. It stars Ed O'Neill as Al Bundy, the begrudging patriarch of a modern-day dysfunctional family with Katey Sagal playing his wife, Peggy, Christina Applegate his daughter, Kelly and Faustino his son, Bud.
"Married... With Children" follows rebooted series like "Girl Meets World" and the upcoming "Full House" as part of an ongoing wave of nostalgia-fueled small screen fare.

Quelle: Married... With Children Eyes a Return to Television - ComingSoon.net http://www.comingsoo...8#ixzz3D2BNFVMX

Weil es einfach besser ist...!

Matt Damon kehrt zum Bourne Franchise zurück!

http://variety.com/...201306336/

Weil es einfach besser ist...!

Matt Damon kehrt zum Bourne Franchise zurück!

http://variety.com/...201306336/

The Studio will release three pictures, in 2016, 2018 and 2020, based on best-selling author J.K. Rowling’s original story and screenwriting debut, “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.” Set in an extension of her familiar wizarding world, featuring magical creatures and characters inspired by Harry Potter’s Hogwarts textbook and its fictitious author, Newt Scamander, “Fantastic Beasts” will be directed by David Yates, who directed the last four Harry Potter movies, and reunite the filmmaking team of David Heyman, J.K. Rowling, Steve Kloves and Lionel Wigram.

New Year’s is supposed to be about new beginnings, but for Sylvester Stallone, 2015 promises to be another blast from the past. This month, he returns to the fighting city of Philadelphia to play Rocky Balboa for the seventh time. Fruitvale Station director Ryan Coogler is set to film Creed, with Balboa serving as the aging trainer to Apollo Creed’s grandson, an up-and-coming boxer played by Michael B. Jordan.
Assuming the mentor role once represented by Burgess Meredith’s Mickey shouldn’t be too physically taxing for the 68-year-old Stallone, but don’t think for a second he’s given up being the action hero. Later this year, he’ll play Rambo, presumably for the last time. Over the holiday, Stallone tweeted that he’d be making the gangster biopic Scarpa after Rambo: Last Blood.
It’s been seven years since Stallone last resurrected John Rambo for a third sequel, simply titled Rambo, that grossed more than $113 million worldwide. Since then, he’s been ambivalent about bringing the character back again, occasionally saying that the character was retired and other times expressing wild enthusiasm for giving him a proper send-off. At one point, Sean Hood (Conan the Barbarian) wrote a script that aimed for “the tone of Clint Eastwood’s Unforgiven.” In 2013, there was an announcement that the next Rambo project would be a TV series—without Stallone as the hero. Though his last Expendables film did not perform well in the U.S., making only a quarter of what the original 2010 film in that franchise made, it grossed more than $206 million around the world, indicating there is still an audience for Stallone as an action hero. No doubt those same fans would pony up for John Rambo’s last hurrah.
Quelle: http://insidemovies.ew.com/...ast-blood/