Matthew Vaughn Movie Updates

Julianne Moore is in talks to play the villain in The Kingsman 2, the sequel to the Fox surprise hit.

Kingsman: The Secret Service helmer Matthew Vaughn is staying in the spy game.

The deal will see the Fast and Furious producers team with John Wick directors Chad Stahelski and David Leitch for 2017's Bloodshot.

Matthew Vaughn, who directed the adaptation of Millar's comic Kick-Ass, will produce the big-screen translation.

Simon Kinberg is coming on board to write Fox’s Fantastic Four reboot. He will also be a producer on the project, joining Matthew Vaughn, his X-Men: First Class colleague.

Matthew Vaughn has decided not to direct the sequel to 20th Century Fox‘s hit spinoff X-Men: First Class.

Using his own money, Matthew Vaughn has optioned Lexicon, the new thriller novel by Max Barry that will be published next year by Penguin in the U.S. and Mulholland in the UK.

Universal Pictures is in talks to make Kick-Ass 2, with Jeff Wadlow directing his script. I’m told the intention is to get the film in production by August.

Sony Pictures has closed a deal to acquire Bloodshot, the Valiant Comics series. The deal came out of a spec script written by Jeff Wadlow, who is being paid $450,000 against $1 million, I hear.

20th Century Fox has re-upped production president Emma Watts to a new multi-year deal that will keep her in the post through 2015.

"X-Men: First Class" sequels that could take place in the '70s and '80s, according to Vaughn and producer Bryan Singer (who launched the "X-Men" franchise in 2000), given that first pic is set in 1962. Vaughn has said he'd like Magneto to be behind the assassination of John F. Kennedy, for example, using his ...

Kick-Ass and X-Men: First Class writer/director/producer Matthew Vaughn tells me that a major Hollywood studio is very keen to fully fund his next big project: The Golden Age about a retirement home where superheroes end up.

Fox has closed a deal with Matthew Vaughn to direct “X-Men: First Class” and has set a date of June 3, 2011, for the film.

First we heard "Kick-Ass" director Matthew Vaughn was a top candidate to direct Fox's "X-Men: First Class." Then he passed on the project last week. But now, we've confirmed, he's back in negotiations to helm the next installment of the enduring superhero franchise.