Yesterday in Twitter Simon Pegg gave us the first bit of news on the latest Star Trek film in awhile. If you read into the comments by Simon Pegg, not only is the script completed but its an excellent script.
This great filming information comes straight from Leonardo DiCaprio’s official Twitter who tweeted “Start shooting J. Edgar Hoover story on Feb. 5th.“
DiCaprio stars as J. Edgar Hoover in the biopic on the FBI director, focusing on his scandalous career and controversial private life as a homosexual and rumored cross dresser.
The project titled J.Edgar is directed by Hollywood icon Clint Eastwood.
Source: Boston Globe
Since Ben Affleck finished filming The Town, filming has really slowed down in Boston. It looks like the next big movie that will be filmed in the Boston area is “The Age of Adaline” starring Katherine Heigl in March. She will play a woman that doesn’t age. When she meets the man of her dreams she must give up her immortality. Another romantic comedy for Heigl?
We know that Boston is a great site for films, so hopefully it will pick up in the new year.
Source: mlive.com
It’s yet to be seen whether his new film “Set Up” will film in the Grand Rapids area, but there is a good chance. It is rumored that 50 Cent is going to make 10 New Films with Randall Emmett and George Furla in the Grand Rapids area.
The film “Set Up” will star 50 Cent and Paul Walker is in talks to star opposite of 50 cent in this crime drama. The film revolves around a group of friends who are thrown into a diamond heist that goes wrong. Casting is under way for the other roles. The film is slated to start next month with a budget of 20 million dollars.
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Source:The examiner
This week it was reported that a small group of students from the University of Oregon stumbled upon what appeared to be a filming location near Bray’s Point along the Central Oregon Coast.
Greg Barker was joined by fellow schoolmates Milton Haynes and Crystal Armstrong for the drive down the Oregon Coast.
“We saw the big cameras and a blue tent with someone who looked liked Robert Pattison. When we got closer some security guards told us this was temporary closed to the public. Oregon beaches are not closed to the public, so we hiked around them and down to the nearby beach where other people had gathered to watch the filming,” said Armstrong.
It looks like good journalism will prevail. The governors office was contacted and they refuted the story about filming taking place off the Oregon coast for the film “Breaking Dawn”. Further more the governors office checked with the University of Oregon. There were no students registered that matched the names of the students that discovered the filming location off the coast for “Breaking Dawn”
But it could be a story to throw people off, so they don’t believe filming is taking place in Oregon. We will see I guess.