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Christina Hendricks Discovers Life as We Know It

Christina Hendricks Discovers Life as We Know It

Mad Men star and actress who I think should play anything (including Barbarella), Christina Hendricks is getting some work — which is good, because as I mentioned, she’s a damn good actress.

By Neil Miller on August 27, 2009 | Comments

Discuss: Would Chris Pine Be a Good Fit for Green Lantern?

Discuss: Would Chris Pine Be a Good Fit for Green Lantern?

Over the past 12-15 hours, there has been a battle raging online over a casting rumor started by the folks over at IESB. Half the web says Chris Pine is the Green Lantern, the other half says “not so fast.” We only care about what we say, and also what you say.

By Neil Miller on March 20, 2009 | Comments

Alan Horn Guesses That Green Latern is Next for WB

Alan Horn Guesses That Green Latern is Next for WB

Our good friend Frosty at Collider caught up with Warner Bros. Chief Alan Horn this week at the premiere of Yes Man. And instead of asking him about Yes Man 2 (which we’re all hoping for), he asked about a bunch of silly superhero movies…

By Neil Miller on December 18, 2008 | Comments

WB Fitting Ryan Gosling for The Green Lantern’s Ring?

WB Fitting Ryan Gosling for The Green Lantern’s Ring?

While today doesn’t bring an official announcement, it does bring some interesting rumors from the hallways of Warner Bros.

By Neil Miller on October 8, 2008 | Comments

Must-See: Brian Murray’s Wicked Green Lantern Concept Art

Must-See: Brian Murray’s Wicked Green Lantern Concept Art

Much like Iron Man, the Green Lantern has been under the radar of mainstream audiences, but has an amazing fan following. And now, thanks to this concept art, it looks like the production is headed in the right direction.

By Neil Miller on September 3, 2008 | Comments

Green Lantern Finds a Director

Green Lantern Finds a Director

Greg Berlanti has signed on to direct the upcoming Green Lantern movie. He’s going to be taking on scripting duties as well, along with Marc Guggenheim and Michael Green.

By Joe Ngo on October 31, 2007 | Comments