Will Sharpe (The White Lotus) has landed the title role of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in a Sky television adaptation of “Amadeus.” Last I checked, Mozart wasn’t Japanese.

Scorsese is wrestling with how to actually make his Jesus movie. He originally said that the script had been written and he would shoot it in April, but now he’s “not quite sure” how to go about it.

Emma Stone has officially joined Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Save the Green Planet” remake. This will be their fifth collaboration together after “The Favorite,” “Poor Things,” “Kind of Kindness” and the short film “Bleat.”

Pizzolatto has been openly critical about the female-led fourth season starring Jodie Foster and Kali Reis. He believes the fourth season ruined the spirit of what he had created

Here’s a new trailer for Alex Garland’s “Civil War.” No surprise, this one’s been embroiled in the culture wars — it’s only going to get more heated as the film’s release date approaches.

In one of the most ambitious moves by a studio, Sony Pictures Entertainment and Oscar-winning filmmaker Sam Mendes have set plans to make four separate theatrical films, one on each of the members of The Beatles.

Our piece about the unknown future of “Salem’s Lot” might have been noticed by Stephen King. Last night he went on Twitter to further discuss the status of the film:

The “Blade Runner” limited series spin-off, “Blade Runner 2099,” is still happening. Jonathan Van Tulleken has been added as director. Silka Luisa (“Shining Girls”) is still the writer, creator and showrunner.

It’s been one hell of a turnaround for director Christopher Nolan over these last three years. After releasing the severely divisive “Tenet,” which was a critical and commercial bust, his mega-successful “Oppenheimer” is now set to win the Oscar for Best Picture

We know that Disney is in some kind of serious trouble. Their stock is in shambles. Box office flops (“Wish,” “Haunted Mansion,” “The Marvels“) keep happening, and their streaming service is losing subscribers by the millions.

You can almost certainly scratch off a Cannes 2024 appearance. He’ll be working on this film until, at least, August. The next best case scenario is a Venice premiere.

We already know how “Madame Web” completely flatlined this weekend. Its 6-day total is said to be at around a $25 million intake, which was clearly not helped by the scathingly bad reviews.

Given their past actions, it’s not a stretch to believe that maybe “Salem’s Lot” might be getting the good ol’ tax write-off courtesy of Warner CEO David Zaslav and company.

We’re all trying to make sense of Kevin Costner’s “Horizon,” which seems to have a sketchy background of funding. Along with Francis Ford Coppola’s “Megalopolis,” It’s almost certainly the risk of the year in the movie business.

Jia won the Golden Lion at Venice for “Still Life” in 2006, but his last five films competed for the Palme d’Or. Sadly, he won’t be at Cannes this year.

Some of us were wondering who PTA might have hired as cinematographer for this still-untitled film. Well, we just had it confirmed, via a production grid, that Michael Bauman is the DP on this one.

Back in July, I reported that Alfonso Cuarón was supposed to be shooting his next film, “Jane,” starring Charlize Theron, in the fall. Then the SAG-AFTRA strike happened and it put a damper on the entire project.

The 2024 BAFTA Film Awards are currently under way at the Royal Festival Hall in London. The awards show, considered the U.K. equivalent of the Oscars, is a good precursor as to what the Academy might vote for.

The first major sell at the EFM market is upon us. A worldwide pact which has Sony Pictures striking up a deal in the $50M range for Kogonada’s “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey”

Although Matt Reeves has his own separate Batman franchise for Warner Bros, DCU co-chair James Gunn decided that it was a smart move to work on a separate Caped Crusader project for his upcoming DCEU.