We never got a good reason for why director Matthew Vaughn left production on X-Men: Days of Future Past, and at the beginning of the week this led to speculation that Vaughn was in talks to helm the next Star Wars. Well, it seems we have another explanation.
We’ve got some suggestions for the writers with the unenviable yet so, so enviable task of crating the story and script of Star Wars: Episode VII and its sequels.
Harrison Ford is reportedly open to the idea of returning to the Star Wars series as Han Solo. The actor could join Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher in Disney’s newly announced Episode VII.
This rumor comes form Celebuzz, who has a source saying that Lucasfilm has met with director Colin Trevorrow, whose indie comedy Safety Not Guaranteed earned much praise in limited release this summer.
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Giving Disney Animation it’s biggest ever opening weekend outside of Pixar, Wreck-It Ralph shot to the number one spot in spite of challenges posed by Hurricane Sandy with a $49-million debut.
The franchise’s mastermind and action star Sylvester Stallone confirmed that Cage, who he calls “a master actor who gives a veneer intellectual group,” will be in the film.
