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Love or hate the Hangover movies, production has begun on the third and final installment, after co-writer and director Todd Phillips called The Hangover 3 a "fitting conclusion to our three-part opera of mayhem, despair and bad decisions" back in March.
While the sequel will undoubtedly bring back Zach Galifianakis, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and proverbial fourth wheel Justin Bartha in another drug-induced, amnesia-filled adventure, the exact details on The Hangover Part III have been unknown, though Cooper revealed last year that the sequel would "maybe not adhere to the structure." Finally, Warner Bros. has finally released some very brief details about the sequel via ComingSoon.
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In his new movie in theaters, The Words, Bradley Cooper plays a struggling writer named Rory who finds a brilliant manuscript and passes it off as his own. The movie's plot is a multi-layered story about self-doubt, honesty and integrity, but the story of how the movie made it from the printed page to the silver screen is one about friendship. In a ReelzChannel exclusive interview, Cooper and his childhood friend Brian Klugman, who co-wrote and co-directed The Words with Lee Sternthal, revealed to our own Jeremy Parsons how they have helped each other battle their own personal demons over the years.
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In the upcoming drama The Words, Bradley Cooper plays a struggling writer who finally gains the kind of recognition he has always craved after he passes off a brilliant manuscript as his own work. Dennis Quaid, who co-stars in The Words as a successful writer, recently sat down with us to discuss the movie and he opened up about how everyone feels like a "fraud" at some point and how he overcame rejection in Hollywood. Watch the video above and then tune in to Hollywood Dailies for more.
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Need a reason to see a movie this weekend? Not to worry, Casey Messer has five. The host of Naked Trailers previews this week's new additions to movie theaters and home video, which include ghosts, Joseph Gordon-Levitt as a bike messenger, and a dread-locked Bradley Cooper.
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It took director David O. Russell some time to figure out how he was going to follow-up his highly lauded 2010 biopic The Fighter, but after dropping out of his adaptation of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and then splitting from his video game adaptation Uncharted: Drake's Fortune, Russell is finally back with The Silver Linings Playbook.
Based on the 2008 novel by Matthew Quick, The Silver Linings Playbook follows Bradley Cooper as a former teacher who moves back in with his parents (Robert De Niro and Jacki Weaver) after spending years in a mental institution. While trying to reconcile with his wife, he finds himself drawn to his eccentric neighbor (Jennifer Lawrence. The first trailer from the movie reveals that Russell has his entire cast doing great work, even Chris Tucker.
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Since debuting in MTV's Punk'd, Dax Shepard has showed up in a few movies with his fiancée, Kristen Bell — like he did in 2010's When in Rome — while keeping his day job on NBC's Parenthood for its past three seasons. But Shepard is in auteur mode for his latest movie, the action-comedy Hit and Run, which Shepard wrote, co-directed (with David Palmer), and stars in alongside Bell.
The first trailer arrived last month, and focused on the movie's plot, which follows a former getaway driver Charlie Bronson (Shepard) who busts out of the Witness Protection Service to drive his girlfriend (Bell) to Los Angeles while also trying to escape his former gang (led by Bradley Cooper) and a U.S. Marshal (Tome Arnold). The recently released red band trailer shows more of the kind of humor Shepard has planned for the movie, which includes naked senior citizen swinger parties and jokes about prison rape. Just in case it isn't clear, the trailer is not safe for work.
watch the trailer (if you're not at work) >> Posted 06.28.12 by Ryan -
Bradley Cooper seems attracted to playing characters who look for shortcuts to success. In Limitless (2011), Cooper played a struggling writer named Eddie who takes experimental mind-enhancing pills that allow him to not only complete his novel in a matter of days, but find financial success beyond his wildest dreams. In his new movie, The Words, Cooper plays a struggling writer named Rory who finds a brilliant manuscript and passes it off as his own, earning him the fame and success he has always craved.
Of course, there's always a price to pay for taking shortcuts. In Limitless, the success Eddie finds at the bottom of a pill bottle attracts the attention of nefarious characters who will stop at nothing to possess his secret. Similarly, in The Words, the success of Rory's novel forces the original author of the manuscipt (Jeremy Irons) out of the shadows to confront Rory with the truth about the lie he has been living.
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Dax Shepard has come a long way since his days helping Ashton Kutcher pull pranks on celebrities as a regular on Punk'd. Shepard has appeared in more than a dozen movies since Punk'd and he not only leads the cast in the upcoming action-comedy Hit and Run (formerly Outrun), but he also wrote and co-directed (with David Palmer) the movie.
Shepard plays Charlie Bronson, a former getaway driver who flees from the Witness Protection Program to drive his girlfriend — played by Shepard's real-life fiancé, Kristen Bell — to Los Angeles for her dream job. Bronson will have to put his driving skills to the test because he's pursued by not only the feds, but his old bank robber buddies, and one of them (Bradley Cooper) has just cause to be more than a little "sore" with Bronson, as revealed in the new trailer for the movie.
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Lilo is on her way to William McKinley High School. Lindsay Lohan will make an appearance on an episode of Glee this season, possibly playing herself. Now that her community service and probation are over, the actress has vowed that she will never go before a judge again. Hopefully she doesn't wind up in Principal Figgins office, either.
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US Weekly is reporting that Bradley Cooper and Zoe Saldana have split up after a few months of dating. In related news, every other human on the planet is celebrating the fact that the Sexiest Man Alive and Lieutenant Uhura are single again.
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American Reunion star Chris Klein opened up about his struggles with alcohol in a recent interview with People. The 33-year-old actor, who said he is lucky to still be alive, has been sober for a little over a year and a half.
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Robin Gibb of the Bee Gees is in the hospital recovering from intestinal surgery. The singer and composer is hopeful for a full recovery and still plans to attend the live premiere of his Titanic Requiem at the Royal Philharmonic in London on April 10.
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Rumor has it that '90s boy band 98 Degrees is planning a summer tour. It's been a decade since Nick Lachey, Drew Lachey, Jeff Timmons, and Justin Jeffre performed together as a group.
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Ridley Scott was so impressed with Michael Fassbender during the filming of his latest movie, Prometheus — a pseudo-prequel to Scott's Alien in which Fassbender plays an Android named David — that he immediately thought of re-teaming with the Irish-German actor when putting together his short list of headliners for his next movie. Apparently, the feeling was mutual, because Deadline has reported that Fassbender has committed to star in Scott's adaptation of Pulitzer Prize-winning author Cormac McCarthy's (No Country for Old Men) script The Counselor.
more about The Counselor >> Posted 02.23.12 by BrentJS