Edge of Tomorrow's director admits that something about the film made him think Tom Cruise might quit.
Doug Liman went off about Amazon's refusal to release Road House into theaters, and after watching it in a theater, I think he has a point.
There are a lot of similarities between the first Daniel Craig-led James Bond movie and the Matt Damon’s first Bourne outing.
For decades, Doug Jones has been haunting your nightmares and bringing mythological creatures to life, and you might not have even known it. Since moving to Los Angeles in 1985, the angular actor has been the film industry's go-to creature performer, dawning dozens of dazzling makeup jobs to play monsters, beasts, and—on one particular Oscar-winning occasion—an extremely sexy fish-god from the Amazon rainforest. You may have met him as the moonfaced McDonald's spokesman Mac Tonight. Or maybe it was as Bette Midler's zombie ex-lover in Hocus Pocus. Or even more likely …
Doug Liman, a director behind such massive hits as Mr. and Mrs. Smith and such beloved cult objects as Edge of Tomorrow, is a man who likes balance. While he's currently prepping to send Tom Cruise literally into space for a film, his next project is a little more, and I apologize in advance but this is simply the only way to phrase it, down to earth. Deadline reports that Liman will be directing Lockdown, a genre-bending low-budget film set very much in modern times, and Anne Hathaway will be the star. [caption id="attachment_665577" align="alignright" …
Tom Cruise is enlisting his Edge of Tomorrow director to helm his movie to be shot in actual outer space, presumably because if something goes wrong and Cruise gets blasted out into the vacuum of space they’re going to need to be able to reboot him tout suite. [caption id="attachment_778132" align="alignright" width="365"] Image via Warner Brothers[/caption] Doug Liman, who also directed the action films The Bourne Identity and Mr. & Mrs. Smith and directed Cruise a second time in American Made, will keep some sense of order on the set of the yet-untitled film, …
Kevin Smith is dusting off another fan favorite for a sequel.
Paul T. Taylor stepped into Pinhead's robes for the series' final movie Hellraiser: Judgment. Here's why original star Doug Bradley didn't return.
Will this film go to Primer levels of time travel inscrutability? Time will tell.
Edge of Tomorrow is a sci-fi action film built mostly around Tom Cruise dying repeatedly and Emily Blunt doing push-ups, and is therefore a modern masterpiece. Development on a sequel, which kickstarted almost immediately after the film hit theaters in 2014, has been slow going indeed. But we're getting there! Director Doug Liman shared a photo on Instagram—also featuring writer Matt Robinson and producer Alison Winter—of the extremely chaotic energy radiating off his story planning set-up, which at least proves that Edge of Tomorrow 2 is still inching forward. [caption id="attachment_685259" align="alignright" …
The upcoming reboot of Clive Barker's Hellraiser should give longtime fans a treat by bringing back original star Doug Bradley to play Pinhead.
Doug Bradley became a horror icon playing Pinhead in the Hellraiser franchise, but creator Clive Barker actually offered him a different role first.
It's been a while since this sequel was announced.
The second season of the YouTube original series Impulse sees Henry (Maddie Hasson) continue to try to unravel the mystery of her teleportation superpower. While she has friends and family on her side, helping her gain control over her abilities, there are also dangerous forces that have taken an interest in her, leading to a lingering question of whether Henry could end up as a hero or a villain, herself. During this 1-on-1 phone interview with Collider, executive producer Doug Liman talked about how he’s dreamed about doing certain things with this series that he’s had …
In a recent interview with CBM, director Doug Liman revealed that he has completed a script for a sequel to Edge of Tomorrow, and is basically just waiting for Tom Cruise’s schedule to clear up. But nailing that specific window of Cruise availability, and hoping it syncs up with the schedule of his Edge of Tomorrow costar Emily Blunt, may prove to be a... challenging mission? Cruise is currently locked down filming back-to-back Mission: Impossible sequels with writer-director Christopher McQuarrie. The M:I franchise has become Cruise’s flagship vehicle, and it’s unlikely he’s …
Doug became one of the most popular toons to ever grace Nickelodeon. Here are 10 things you might not know about the iconic show.
Married at First Sight's Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner announced that they're pregnant with their second child following multiple miscarriages.
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