Here's a rumor to take out for a ride:
Quentin Tarantino is writing roles in his next film, a western about which we know next to nothing, for two players in Django Unchained.
Like Landry Clarke kicking a game-winning field goal for the East Dillon Lions, Jesse Plemons might just end up with a lead role in Star Wars: Episode VII.
In 1991, Patrick Swayze redefined the action movie villain with Bodhi, the Adonis of a surfer/skydiver/bank robber whose criminal escapades and extreme sporting were both part of a blissed-out quest to achieve nirvana via the ultimate rush in Point Break.
The Point Break remake currently cooking at Alcon Entertainment has apparently found an actor with balls brassy enough to take over the role. It's Gerard Butler, a man whose penchant for action has been amply proven over the last half-decade.
Yesterday, two months after he first emerged as one of two contenders for the role, it emerged that Paul Rudd is indeed in talks to star in Ant-Man, which kicks of Phase 3 in the Marvel Studios master plan on July 31, 2015.
Marvel Studios has gone ahead and confirmed that the actor is indeed on board for Edgar Wright's size-fu extravaganza.
Marvel Studios passed Paul Rudd a note asking, "Will you play Ant-Man?" with a two little boxes, one marked "Y" and the other marked "N."
Rudd, it turns out, checked the yes box. The actor is in negotiations to play the title character in Ant-Man, Marvel's long-gestating superhero project.
The Terminator reboot has found an actor with the chops and machismo to play John Connor, the military messiah who keeps humanity together by punching Skynet right in the solar plexus.
Australian actor Jason Clarke will be the latest actor to sport Connor's scar and stick it to the machine.
Another exceedingly fit actor is signing up to appear in the Man of Steel sequel that we're all calling Batman vs. Superman for the time being.
Jason Momoa – Khal Drogo himself! – is in talks to play a mysterious role in the superhero slugfest from Zack Snyder.
Warner Bros. has cast the actress who will finally bring Wonder Woman to the big screen.
The studio announced this morning that Gal Gadot is set to play Wonder Woman in 2015's Batman vs. Superman.
For months now, just who will play superpowered siblings Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver in Avengers: Age of Ultron has been pretty much a foregone conclusion.
But actors in talks don't always become the actors who play the parts, so Marvel Studios has officially announced that Elizabeth Olsen and Aaron Taylor-Johnson are set to appear in the Avengers sequel.
Last month, we had a headline that read "Josh Brolin Is Also Probably Heading to Jurassic World."
With hindsight, we can see that the headline should have been "Josh Brolin Definitely Won't Be Heading to Jurassic World." And now we need a whole other headline to declare "Chris Pratt In Early Talks to Join Jurassic World."
