Edward Moran

1 week ago | cinemadailyus.com | Edward Moran

Alfonso Cuarón is no longer being considered to direct the twenty-sixth James Bond film—the first for Amazon MGM Studios—according to World of Reel and other sources. The Mexican director had previously turned down another chance to direct a 007 movie, saying that he would rather “watch and not do.”Most recently, Cuarón had directed Roma, the 2018 dramatic film that earned three Academy Awards, including one for Best Director.

2 weeks ago | cinemadailyus.com | Edward Moran

© Courtesy of Paramount Pictures and Photo by Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer Films -©   Tom Cruise is not resting on his laurels as Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning nears its release date on May 23. In a recent interview on the Today Show in Australia, Cruise revealed he is working on sequels for the 2022 Top Gun: Maverick movie as well as the 1990 auto-racing thriller Days of Thunder.

3 weeks ago | cinemadailyus.com | Edward Moran

©Courtesy of film, “Nine”  After a ten-year hiatus, three-time Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis will be returning to movie screens in Anemone, scheduled for limited release by Focus Films on October 3 and general release a week later. It will be the actor’s screenwriting debut as well as his first film appearance since his 2017 role… ©Courtesy of Paramount Pictures Theaters across the globe are about to witness the return of blue.

3 weeks ago | cinemadailyus.com | Edward Moran

©Courtesy of Donald Trump Official Presidential Portrait Poster A big-budget biopic about Donald Trump is under development by Andrea Iervolino, the producer of Ferrari and To the Bone. Plans for the ambitious project, which will cost $100 million, will be presented to investors at the Cannes festival next week. The film would likely be produced in the United States, rendering it immune from any tariffs the Trump administration has threatened to place on foreign-made films.

1 month ago | cinemadailyus.com | Edward Moran

DC Studios has reportedly decided not to move forward with Sgt. Rock, its WWII-era action movie that was scheduled to begin shooting this summer. To be directed by Luca Guadagnino and starring Colin Farrell, the film was already in preproduction when it was shelved, allegedly due to scheduling conflicts, though one unnamed source suggested that studio executives were wary of Guadagnino’s expertise in making action films. The project is reported to have a lowball budget of $74 million.