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Just days after we reported that the release The Green Hornet was being pushed back five months, we have received official word from Columbia Pictures that the production has now officially begun.

During an appearance this past weekend at Wizard World in Chicago, Battlestar Galactica star and living legend of awesome Edward James Olmos said that his future, and the future of humanity, rest in Michel Gondry’s upcoming big screen version of The Green Hornet.

Is it me or has the search for The Green Hornet’s Kato lasted longer than the eventual movie will in theaters?

A cautiously optimistic report from across the Pacific is saying that 32-year old Korean actor Kwon Sang-Woo has been called upon to replace Stephen Chow in the role of Kato and star alongside Seth Rogen in The Green Hornet.

Check out this big gallery of photos of Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg and Michel Gondry unveiling the Black Beauty from their upcoming movie, The Green Hornet.

Earlier today on the floor of Comic-Con International in San Diego, Seth Rogen and director Michel Gondry revealed a major prop from their upcoming film, The Green Hornet.

Another bump in the road for a production that has already seen a ton of ups and downs. Now the question remains: who will step into the domino mask and drive Seth Rogen around while they fight crime?

Don’t look now, but Cameron Diaz may be bringing her own brand of comedy to the world of The Green Hornet.

Sometime within the next fifteen years, it’s possible that Seth Rogen may or may not embark on a road trip with Barbara Streisand and someone will film it. Yes, this is the highest level of accuracy and detail we can give you, but admit that you’re intrigued.

Start your morning right with a full blast of news. It’s better than coffee because it won’t get you all jittery and stunt your growth. Although, it might lower your sperm count. We’re still running some tests.

It might not exactly be early — unless you live in Hawaii, which people do — but it is still the Early Edition here at FSR. And since we know that you can’t start your day until we give you some news, we’d like to get you going…

Paris, je t’aime and the upcoming New York, I Love You are two examples of anthology films, but nestled in between them is the new film, Tokyo! Two French directors and one Korean take turns telling stories that attempt to explain if the city defines it’s people or if the people define the city.

Could it be true? Could one of our favorite directors be hopping on board a stalled project to bring new life to it? And why aren’t you following me on Twitter? I thought we were friends.

Anthology films are always a mixed bag. It’s impossible to find one where each and every story shines, and invariably you’re stuck with sections of the films that you just don’t care about. The new film Tokyo! is hoping to change that perception.

Be Kind Rewind is a missed opportunity that can’t sustain any momentum for more than a few minutes.

Jack Black and Mos Def remake all of your old favorites in this brilliant comedy from director Michel Gondry.

Young fans and wannabe filmmakers take to the web to show off their sweding skills just like Jack Black and Mos Def in Be Kind Rewind! Are you one of them?

New Line bags screenings of Michel Gondry’s most accessible flick all over the country. This, for all intents and purposes, is a very bad move.

Michel Gondry remakes his own trailer… And it is hilarious.

Innovative filmmaker Michel Gondry brings Jack Black, Mos Def and a lot of “sweding” to Park City. And no, there is no perspiration involved.