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Amber Heard in ‘Three Days to Kill’

December 14th, 2012     7:48 pm

Here is a news about a new project for Amber Heard. According to Variety, Amber Heard will play with Kevin Costner for Besson’s ‘Three Days to Kill‘ upcoming movie. You can read an article about it below. Amber Heard has a lot of great project for 2013, I’m impatient to see her in her upcoming movies!!

Amber Heard has booked “Three Days to Kill,” closing a deal to star opposite Kevin Costner in the McG-directed action thriller for EuropaCorp.
Pic will be released in the U.S. by Relativity Media, which is also distributing IM Global’s “Paranoia,” starring Heard and Liam Hemsworth.

Luc Besson and Adi Hasak co-wrote “Kill,” which finds Costner playing a dying Secret Service agent who decides to retire in order to reconnect with his estranged family. Amber Heard will play the woman who offers him access to an experimental drug that could save his life in exchange for one last assignment, which Costner must complete while coping with the drug’s hallucinatory side effects.

EuropaCorp’s Besson and Virginie Besson-Silla are producing with Hasak and Relativity CEO Ryan Kavanaugh, while Relativity prexy Tucker Tooley is exec producing.

In addition to Robert Rodriguez’s “Machete Kills” and Robert Luketic’s “Paranoia,” Heard will soon be seen in the indie “Syrup” alongside Shiloh Fernandez, Kellan Lutz and Brittany Snow. Thesp most recently played Johnny Depp‘s love interest in “The Rum Diary.”

Source: Variety.com

Amber Heard Joins ‘Machete Kills’

May 6th, 2012     12:39 pm

Here is a little news about a new project for Amber Heard in the upcoming Robert Rodriguez‘s movie called ‘Machete Kills‘. Read an article from bestmoviesevernews.com below!! You can know more about the cast and Amber’s character.

It seems like it’s been forever since Robert Rodriguez had a film out, but his latest ‘Machete Kills‘ starts filming later this month in Austin, and he’s added more women to his grindhouse mix. ‘Modern Family’s’ Sofia Vergara and Amber Heard have just been brought on this week. Danny Trejo returns as Machete along with Michelle Rodriguez and Jessica Alba. Whoever was able to stay alive from the last film will probably also be back in some form, but Mel Gibson is the bad guy this time around, so audiences will be rooting for his gruesome movie death. He gets to play the cunning arms dealer, Luther Voz.

Rodriguez produced, co-wrote and co-directed the first ‘Machete’ movie, but he’ll be directing ‘Machete Kills’ alone this time around from the Kyle Ward script. With him on a film role, could the ‘Sin City‘ sequel be made into a reality soon? Vergara was smart casting as her show is popular, and Rodriguez was kind to give Heard another movie as her last few (The Ward, Rum Diary, Drive Angry) have been pretty lackluster at the box office. This should shine her up a little as she gets to play a manipulative assassin code-named Miss San Antonio. The full description for the sequel is ‘Machete Kills finds the titular ex-federale recruited by the U.S. government to stop a terrorist named Mendez the Madman, who happens to be Mexico’s leading cartel dealer.’ Expect the sequel to hit theaters 2013, and we’ll see if Alex Jones can incite more stories about ‘riots’ coming with the sequel so Matt Drudge can pick it up on his site hoping to get some race wars stories exploding. Failed pretty big last time so we’ll see.

Main Motor City character for…

April 21st, 2012     5:31 pm

Here is a little article about the upcoming Amber Heard’s movie : Motor City. We already know that Amber Heard and Gary Oldman are casted for this Albert Hughes‘s movie.

It’s rough out there for a single film. Just ask revenge flick Motor City, which has been on the lookout for a leading man to settle down with for months now. It thought it had found Mr. Right late last year with up-and-comer Dominic Cooper, but just when things seemed to be getting serious, he was all like “I can’t do this” and left. Painful as that was, Motor City refused to sulk and admirably kept itself open, out there, and available. Alas, after promising flirtations with Jake Gyllenhaal and Jeremy Renner ended with an “Oh hey, you’re a real special flick but I’m kind of committed to another film right now,” it seemed like it was time to break out the sweatpants and Haagen-Dazs. But now, when things are at their bleakest, Gerard Butler (a nice enough guy who Motor City totally never thought of as more than a viewer), is starting to look like the one they were meant to be with all along.

Variety reports that the 300 star is in talks to come aboard the Albert Hughes-helmed actioner, as a man who is released from prison and proceeds to hunt down those responsible for putting him there. The pic is slated to start production this June. Hit the jump for more on Motor City.

Per Variety, another Butler project, the heist film Brilliant, is currently scheduled to get rolling around the same time, which, one supposes, could mean more heartbreak on the horizon for this poor, beleaguered Warner Brothers production. Gerard said that Maybe Chris Hemsworth can replace him in ‘Brillant‘.

Gary Oldman (who previously worked with director Hughes on The Book of Eli) and Amber Heard are already signed on to co-star in the pic. Dark Castle Entertainment is producing.

We’ll know more about this movie in June, when it will start to hit!! I’m impatient to know what will be Amber’s character in this movie! Aren’t you ?

Amber in ‘Motor City’

December 7th, 2011     5:06 pm

Here is a recent rumor about a new project for Amber called ‘Motor City’ where she’ll play with Dominic Cooper (Mamma Mia!, Tamara Drewe). You can read below a new about it.

Amber Heard has been chosen for the female lead opposite Dominic Cooper in Motor City, the Chad St. John-scripted revenge tale that Albert Hughes will direct for Joel Silver’s Dark Castle. Amber Heard tested among several young actresses and got the job. Dominic Cooper (The Devil’s Double) plays a man released from prison who goes on a revenge mission, hunting down the people who framed him. Heard, who just starred opposite Johnny Depp in The Rum Diary, is repped by CAA.

Source: Deadline

‘The Playboy Club’ canceled by NBC

October 7th, 2011     10:23 am

Unfortunally, the new Tv Drama series The Playboy Club has been cancel by NBC just after three episodes. Below you can read the causes. I’m really disapointed by this, and I’m really sad, because I like this series, Amber was amazing in it. And you, what do you think of this new ?

US television network NBC pulled the plug on The Playboy Club on Tuesday after just three episodes, in the face of poor ratings and an outcry from parents who thought the 1960s-themed drama was too hot for prime time.
That is true,” an NBC spokesman said when asked to confirm that the show – starring Amber Heard as a newly-hired but naive Playboy bunny in Chicago – would be replaced with crime-show repeats and a newsmagazine.
The Playboy Club was one of two, heavily-promoted new shows on US network television this season – the other being ABC’s Pan Am – which mimicked the success of Mad Men and its obsessive attention to 1960s style. But The Playboy Club got off to a rough start, with poor reviews from the critics, only 3.4 million viewers on its Monday night time slot, and seven sponsors bailing out after the first episode on September 19.
It also found itself in the crosshairs of the Parents Television Council, a grassroots family-values organisation that had campaigned via the internet for its cancellation.
We’re pleased that NBC will no longer be airing a program so inherently linked to a pornographic brand that denigrates and sexualises women,” the group’s president Tim Winter said in a statement.
The Hollywood Reporter noted however that this was no triumph of activism. Citing instead the show’s poor quality and ratings as the primary causes for the action.
It was bad show, period. The writing was weak, the acting spotty and the sexism too ridiculous and obvious to comment on more than once,” wrote Tim Goodman.
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