Robert Downey Jr. On Tropic Thunder - Video
Tropic’s Kirk Lazarus - Robert Downey Jr. spoke with Empire Online about Ben Stiller’s action comedy “Tropic Thunder” and how he prepared for the role. Check out this video
“The Soloist” Poster
The first trailer for “The Soloist,” starring Jamie Foxx, Robert Downey Jr., Catherine Keener and Rachael Harris has been released.
We’ve got today the first poster for Joe Wright’s “The Soloist”
”The Soloist” will hit the theaters on November 21, 2008
Colin Farrell? Russell Crowe? As Watson - We Need Sherlock Holmes!
Not too long ago, it was rumored that Russell Crowe was in talks to star as Watson alongside Robert Downey Jr.’s Sherlock Holmes in new Guy Ritchie’s movie “Sherlock Holmes,” but that was quickly turned around by studio sources.
In fact Crowe was in talks to star as Professor Moriarty not Watson. That leaves the role of Watson still to be set. I mean, if Russell Crowe really is in the project!
New rumor is that Colin Farrell is in talks to star alongside Downey’s Holmes as Watson!?
While no official word has been said, JoBlo’s sources are saying Farrell is the guy.
This would be an interesting development.
”The Soloist” - First Trailer
The first trailer for “The Soloist,” starring Jamie Foxx, Robert Downey Jr., Catherine Keener and Rachael Harris has been released.
”The Soloist,” drama is based on Steve Lopez’s articles (Los Angeles Times columnist) and his relationship with musical prodigy Nathaniel Ayers, who developed schizophrenia and ended up homeless on the streets of downtown L.A. where he performs the violin and cello.
Robert Downey Jr. plays Steve Lopez, who discovers a homeless musician (Jamie Foxx) living on Skid Row, who dreams of playing at Walt Disney Concert Hall.
”The Soloist” directed by Joe Wright will hit the theaters on November 21, 2008
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Guy Ritchie on “Holmes” and “Rocknrolla”
Guy Ritchie has denied reports that Russell Crowe will appear in his new Sherlock Holmes movie as Dr. Watson - alongside Robert Downey Jr. in the big screen outing for the famous fictional detective.

Speaking at the world premiere of his new movie “RocknRolla” on Monday in London Ritchie said:
“I don’t have a Watson. Somebody just told me that I have Russell Crowe lined up but that’s news to me. I suspect that hasn’t happened and I’m still looking for my Watson.”
Commenting on the movie’s production, he told:
“I’m very happy about it. We’ve got what I’d like to think are some of the best locations in London and with this film I get to show a whole new side to London. I’ve done contemporary and now I won’t be doing that, obviously.”
Ritchie’s new movie will be based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s original novels (four novels and 56 short stories).
“It’s going to be an amalgamation of all those narratives,”
says Ritchie.
Ritchie’s “Rocknrolla” opens in UK theaters this Friday, September 5. It will open in US theaters on October 31st.
“It’s the kind of film I like. I’ve made a film for me. My inspiration came from the fact that London has changed so much in the last 10 years,” Guy said of the film he wrote and directed.
He even admitted he has already written the sequel:
“If people go and see this and like it I’ll make the second one straight away.”
FBI May Be On The Verge of Identifying The Real Zodiac Killer
According to CBS13 in Sacramento, the FBI is now running lab tests on the belongings of a man named Jack Tarrance, who died in 2006. Tarrance’s stepson, Dennis Kaufman, has spent eight years trying to prove that Tarrance was the Zodiac killer.
For those that don’t remember the film Zodiac, it chronicled the attempts of San Francisco Chronicle employees Paul Avery (Robert Downey Jr.) and Robert Graysmith (Jake Gyllenhaal), in addition to detective Dave Toschi (Mark Ruffalo), to find the identity of a serial killer who brutally murdered several people in Northern California during the late 1960s…Read more: /Film
Jon Favreau Already Starting Work on “Iron Man 2″
Previous reports confirmed that production won’t officially begin shooting until early 2009 on Iron Man 2 but director Jon Favreau is getting started early.
The Los Angeles Times talked to Favreau, who says they have started working on the sequel:
I just talked to Jon Favreau a bit ago, and he said that while there hasn’t been an formal announcement on the sequel to “Iron Man,” he’s begun developing it. “We’re working on it now,” he said, “which hasn’t been officially announced. It will be released in 2010.”
The original film was made for $140 million but ended up bringing in over $570 million in international ticket sales.
Justin Theroux (Tropic Thunder) is writing the script and in addition to Robert Downey Jr., the first film’s co-stars Gwyneth Paltrow and Terrence Howard are expected to return as well.
The new movie is scheduled to hit theaters on April 30th, 2010.















