As if headlining their first Hollywood movie wasn't enough pressure, FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS stars Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis had to share intimate moments in their birthday suits in awkward positions that led to a pinched nerve for JT.
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Disney's WINNIE THE POOH movie went into production without a formal script. Directors Stephen J. Anderson and Don Hall explain how they delivered an updated classic Pooh story without ever formalizing a screenplay.
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FRIGHT NIGHT star Anton Yelchin promises the remake to the 80s classic vampire flick will be a throwback to the Nosferatu blood-sucking monster.
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A BETTER LIFE is not your typical summer blockbuster but director Chris Weitz hopes his passion project will bring in the masses specifically Hispanic Americans.
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Lemon cars of the world unite in CARS 2 as villains looking to take down Tow Mater and Lightning McQueen. The CARS 2 stars reveal which of their own cars turned out to be a lemon.
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Desperado stars Antonio Banderas and Salma Hayek come together again in Cannes to promote their latest collaboration -- PUSS IN BOOTS, a spin-off to the Shrek series, starring that lovable swashbuckling cat.
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James Cameron (Avatar) and Michael Bay (Tranformers: Dark of the Moon), two filmmaking powerhouses came together to discuss the state of 3D technology, often clashing with differing opinions . Watch the meeting of the blockbuster minds in this video session from Michael Bay's site.
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Forget Mickey Mouse. Kermit the Frog went to Disneyland on a special assignment to interview Johnny Depp and Penelople Cruz for their black carpet premiere of the PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES on Saturday.
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Writer/director Carmen Marron produced GO FOR IT, an independent film financed with her credit cards and now her dreams are coming true with a theatrical release by Lionsgate and Pantelion Films.
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James McNamara of Pantelion FIlms recently attended the National Association of Independent Latino Producers' (NALIP) annual national conference where filmmakers, writers, actors, and film producers pitched their projects to the production executive.
What does it take to get the attention of production executives? Mr. Namara tells CineMovie what Pantelion Film is looking for and how they approach when marketing a film targeted at the U.S. Latino market.
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