Charles Roven Movie Updates

Seth Grahame-Smith is in negotiations to direct and write The Flash, Warner Bros.' comic book movie.

Warner Bros. is fetching Scooby-Doo again.

Warner Bros buys Daniel Kunka spec ‘The Bermuda Triangle’

The doping scandal that enveloped the Tour de France and led to the downfall of 7-time champion Lance Armstrong is now the focus of movies being developed by two major studios.

Sony Pictures and New Regency are making a deal with Snow White And The Huntsman helmer Rupert Sanders to next direct The Juliet.

The nascent Arcana/Benderspink comics partnership has brought on Atlas Entertainment to produce a pair of projects -- Kill on Sight and Langley High.

Atlas Entertainment has made a pre-emptive pitch sale to New Line Cinema and is currently developing a script based on the life of Chris Paciello, the nightclub impresario who transformed the Miami club scene.

Warner Bros. is conjuring up Mandrake the Magician, picking up the movie rights to the classic comic strip with Atlas Entertainment producing.

Thomas Tull's Legendary East has set The Great Wall as its first project to bow through the China-based banner, with Edward Zwick at the helm and Marshall Herskovitz co-writing the project with the director.

Walden Media is heading for the library, acquiring feature film rights to the humorous sci-fi graphic novel Rex Libris.

Warner Bros. is doubling down on scribe Chris Boal, having picked up a pair of pitches from the playwright and emerging screenwriter, including a Viking-themed epic that True Blood thesp Alexander Skarsgard would star in and produce.

Atlas Entertainment is announcing today it is rebooting Buffy the Vampire Slayer, with Warner Bros Pictures. Atlas’ Charles Roven and Steve Alexander will produce the feature film alongside Doug Davison and Roy Lee of Vertigo Entertainment Bros. Whit Anderson is writing the script after she approached Roven and others with an id ...

Efron is attached to star in and produce a remake of “Snabba cash,” the hot Swedish property that was the subject of a heavy Hollywood bidding war and has just found a home with Warner Bros.