Agent Coulson to die in Iron Guy 3?

With Joss Whedon accountable for The Avengers, more often than not there's the worry a relatively major character won't achieve the conclusion. Too as with the Marvel world that each seems being Clark Gregg's Agent Coulson."I've understand this! I'm flattered that people care, but when only they'd stop saying this since they're prone to put it in somebody's mind!" Coulson told Crave Online when asked for if he was worried Whedon might kill him off."I'm speaking on their behalf about doing Iron Guy 3 at this time around, and somebody's going 'Maybe Agent Coulson should die,' and i'm like, 'Hey, hey, hey! This really is really the very best job I've ever suffered! Stop talking about killing Agent Coulson off.'"Same goes with he no less than safe inside the Avengers?"I spoken to Joss Whedon in the beginning. I mentioned 'Hey, how come everyone saying this?' Which he mentioned, 'Yeah, I've done that before. Don't get worried. You're safe.'"Really it absolutely was Whedon who gave SHIELD's Agent Coulson this kind of large role inside the Avengers."Once we i did so the panel for Thor at Comic Disadvantage, before we ongoing stage Joss Whedon comes over and introduces themselves and states, 'I written a very large number inside the Avengers, um... Is One Able To introduce you incorporated within the cast in the Avengers, with Robert Downey, Jeremy Renner, Mark Ruffalo? Everyone's here.' Which I had been like, 'Yeah, In my opinion that could be okay!'" Gregg mentioned.

R.I.P. High high cliff Robertson

The rugged leading guy and 1968 Best Actor Oscar champion for Charly died today after acareer that began just like a handsome youngthesp and continuedwell into his dotage. He was 88.ButCliff Robertson might be appreciated to get downoneof most likely the very best Hollywood moguls, David Begelman.In 1977, Robertson found that his title happen to be forged about the $10,000 make sure that they recognized he'd not acquired.He soon discovered it absolutely was a forgery completed of Begelman andtriggered one of the biggeststudio ripoffs in the seventies. Begelman resigned, and Robertsoncouldn’t get acting work before early eighties.Robertsons extended movie career began with Possess a have a picnic in 1955 and continuing through Spider-Guy which is initial few sequels as “Uncle Ben Parker”.But he would be better appreciated for playingJohn F Kennedyin the biopicPT 109 andwas selected personally with the leader.He appeared to become a familiar face in television dramas within the earliest occasions from the little screen.

Toronto 2011: Indomina Accumulates Johnnie To's 'Life Without Principle'

Michael Buckner/Getty Images Fledgling distribution and creating entity the Indomina Group has acquired United States release privileges to Existence Without Principle, the most recent action movie from Hong Kong director Johnnie To. The purchase may come as the film premieres in the 68th Venice Worldwide Film Festival and days before it screens in the Toronto Worldwide Film Festival. The film follows three figures eager for money who look for a bag of stolen money. An experienced from the Hong Kong film scene, To is renowned for his crime thrillers like the Mad Detective, PTU, and Exiled. Indomina has Detective Dee and also the Mystery from the Phantom Flame from director Tsui Hark in theaters now and earlier launched Griff the Invisible, an intimate comedy starring Ryan Kwanten. Within the summer time, the organization acquired the comedy An Incredible Anxiety about Everything starring Simon Pegg and joined with Samuel L. Jackson to make a live-action version of Afro Samurai. Worldwide Asia Johnnie To Existence Without Principle

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Four One Existence to reside Stars Sign Up for Web Version

Erika Slezak One Existence to reside stars Ted King, Michael Easton, Kassie DePaiva and Erika Slezak have signed deals to carry on about the cleaning soap opera if this moves online.Prospect Park, the organization keeping both One Existence to reside and all sorts of The Kids alive once they finish their ABC runs, stated the deals are pending your final union agreement using the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. The 4 stars are the initial to become listed on the internet manufacture of the show. Are The Kids and something Existence to reside moving to cable?Prospect Park acquired the privileges to both shows in This summer and it is settling with cable systems about airing the series on television.1 Existence to reside will air its ABC finale in The month of january, while My Children will sign off Sept. 23. Both of them are likely to debut online early the coming year.

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Kate Bosworth Calls James Marsden a Coward in 'Straw Dogs' Clip

We know, we know -- you are sick of Hollywood remaking classic films. And, hey, we are too. If there was ever a list of movies that should not be remade, Sam Peckinpah's 'Straw Dogs' would probably be on it. However, we are way past that now -- after all, the new 'Straw Dogs' will hit theaters September 16. We aren't really sure how good (or bad) this new version will be, but it is nice to see Alexander Skarsgard break out of his vampire shell (he plays Eric in HBO's 'True Blood'). This new clip of the remake features the two lead actors, James Mardsen (David) and Kate Bosworth (Amy) discussing the possibility of firing the group of locals who are working on a house they plan to sell. Of course, if you have seen the original, you know that doesn't work out so well. [via Hollywood.com]

'Last Call With Carson Daly' Strikes Deal to Re-Air on Fuse (Exclusive)

Last Call With Carson Daly is getting a second run on Fuse.our editor recommendsNBC Renews 'Last Call With Carson Daly''The Voice's' Carson Daly on Season 2: We Won't 'Whore It Out' The music network has acquired the rights to re-air NBC's long-running late night series, which will begin rebroadcasting the show the following day with the launch of the 2011 season. New and expanded Last Call content, including interviews and musical performances, will appear on The Madison Square Garden Company-owned net's site, Fuse.TV. "Last Call is all about discovering great stories, interviews and most of all new music," said Carson Daly. "Since Fuse is where music lives, this partnership is a no-brainer." The news comes as Daly's profile has been raised as host of NBC's breakout singing competition seriesThe Voice.The one-timeTRLveejay's late night series, which airs afterJimmy Fallon's show, is up 12 percent in total viewers, year over year. "Anybody who loves music on television, loves and respects Carson Daly," addedBrad Schwartz, Fuse's senior VP of programming and operations. "Carson's star has never been brighter and his music expertise, credibility and interview style resonates with artists and fans everywhere. It is going to be an awesome addition to Fuse's music lineup." Fuse will serve up Daly's show at 6:30 p.m. and 10:30 p.m., as well as on weekends. On Aug. 24, the network will begin airing previously aired episodes of the late night series. Email: Lacey.Rose@THR.com Twitter: @LaceyVRose Related Topics NBC The Voice Carson Daly

The Year of the Tiger (El ano del tigre)

A Fabula production. (International sales: Funny Balloons, Paris.) Produced by Juan de Dios Larrain, Pablo Larrain, Gonzalo Maza. Executive producers, Mariane Hartard, Andrea Carrasco Stuven, Juan Ignacio Correa. Directed by Sebastian Lelio. Screenplay, Gonzalo Maza.With: Luis Dubo, Sergio Hernandez, Viviana Herrera.Chile's devastating 2010 earthquake and tsunami form the background of "The Year of the Tiger," Sebastian Lelio's understated exploration of fate, freedom and faith, which builds power and complexity via minimal means. Tackling larger issues than his previous pics "Navidad" and "The Sacred Family," "Tiger" is Lelio's first feature without a religious title, yet it's also his most considered meditation on the presence or absence of God. Auds uncomfortable with religion-flavored pics shouldn't be frightened off, since Lelio is no preacher and the story's subtlety and satisfying indie concept make it deserving of cutting-edge arthouse attention. Manuel (Luis Dubo, strong) is in prison for an unspecified offense. A conjugal visit from wife Marcela (Viviana Herrera) turns rough, hinting at a streak of violence in Manuel's character. Later, when the earthquake strikes, the prisoners pour out of jail into a devastated landscape. When Manuel reaches the coast and his former house, all he finds are ruins, along with personal items that indicate his family was swept away by the tsunami. He heads to his mother's house, where he finds her dead amid muck and detritus. After burying the body, he wanders the area and comes across a dazed tiger in a cage. Manuel frees the tiger and keeps moving, but he's held at gunpoint by an abusive farmer (Sergio Hernandez), demanding he work for an ear of corn he stole. Scenes between the two men form the heart of "Tiger," as the farmer descends into a drunken spiral of self-pity, shouting that God destroys the wicked and requesting divine forgiveness for being a terrible husband and father. Dialogue was improvised, with Lelio and scripter Gonzalo Maza providing guidelines rather than a set text; the results, especially in this scene (by far the most wordy in a largely wordless film), further a sense of untutored naturalness deliberately cultivated in the lensing. Manuel's violence reasserts itself, partly in response to the incomprehensible destruction around him and partly as a reaction to the farmer's brutality. A scene during a service outside a ruined church throws into high relief the conflict between those seeking comfort in a benevolent God testing His flock and those who reject the existence of God in a world of unfathomable disasters. Lelio doesn't privilege one viewpoint over the other, allowing both outlooks to exist uneasily side by side. Instead, what the pic implies is that there is no point in looking for a reason, no matter what your beliefs, since there is no rationale behind catastrophe. At the same time, Lelio explores concepts of liberty (including, of course, free will) and the near-agoraphobia that can result from sudden freedom. The helmer and scripter do so via the subtlest of means and without a hint of sermonizing, instead presenting the struggle and trusting an intelligent audience to enter into the dialogue. Though Lelio and d.p. Miguel Ioan Littin shoot on HD, they give the pic a sense of texture, especially in darker scenes, which likely will be enhanced following an anticipated blowup to 35mm. In shooting the earthquake's shocking devastation and its aftermath, the collaborators give certain sequences the feel of amateur footage; it's the right approach to the impossibility of capturing the wreckage, understanding that to make it look beautiful or consciously artistic would be unwise.Camera (color, HD), Miguel Ioan Littin; editors, Sebastian Sepulveda, Lelio; music, Cristobal Carvajal; production designer, Fernando Briones; sound (Dolby SR), Roberto Espinoza; line producer, Javier Pradenas. Reviewed at Locarno Film Festival (competing), Aug. 8, 2011. (Also in Toronto Film Festival -- Vanguard.) Running time: 82 MIN. Contact the Variety newsroom at news@variety.com