Currently Browsing: "Biopics"

Country music’s biggest star is headed for the big screen. Yes, I realize that Walk The Line came out years ago. Luckily, we’ll finally have a biopic of Hank Williams, too.

It turns out that Al Pacino has some new company for the biopic of Dr. Death chronicling his battle to legalize euthanasia.

Wahlberg, Bale, and Leo are on board – now it looks like Amy Adams might also be ready to step into David O. Russell’s ring with The Fighter.

Another biopic enters the social psyche and the race for golden statues reserved for serious dramatic films. I hope this one doesn’t end in tragedy. I really need this one to have a happy ending!

It’s pretty unlikely that news of Brad Pitt being cast as Steve McQueen is more than a rumor, but it’s not a bad idea. Unless it is.

Steven Spielberg finally has the blessing of the King estate to do a documentary of one of the most famous figures in American history.

Martin Scorsese has his next project in development, complete with a screenwriter and a famous crooner as his subject. Now who should play Old Blue Eyes?

We just got a press release that proudly announces Anne Hathaway will play icon Judy Garland in an upcoming biopic of the singer/actress being produced by The Weinstein Company. Nowhere in the press release is the phrase, “Over the rainbow with excitement” uttered. This is an outrage.

One of the greatest American actors is getting a biopic. Now who do you get to play a figure that epitomizes cool and represents the American Spirit?

As a Tennessean, I am proud that my state produced the most insane President ever elected to office. That President was Andrew Jackson. And I would like to state my case as to why he needs his own movie.

Producers and a writer are now in place on a biopic that will tell the story of Grateful Dead singer Jerry Garcia’s younger years. Now all we need to know is who should be cast in the lead role…

Some of you are smart enough to get the joke, others will have to look inside to see what the hell I’m talking about. Most of you don’t care, do you?

There’s been a lot of outrage flying around the cinematic world recently. Protest in the street and write strongly worded letters all you want, but if you really want to be offended, check out this flick.

Barack Obama may be our next President, but that doesn’t mean he can’t still be too cool for school.