Bryan Cranston Movie Updates

After an eight-year break from feature film directing, Roger Dodger helmer Dylan Kidd is looking to return behind the camera, as he's attached to direct the comedy Get a Job for CBS Films.

Bryan Cranston recently told Hollywood.com that he is in the process of developing a script, which he himself adapted from the novel Home Again by David Wiltse, into a film with producer Mark Johnson.

Bryan Cranston is in negotiations to join Paramount's World War Z, a post-apocalyptic thriller starring Brad Pitt.

Scoot McNairy has joined the cast of Warner Bros.' Argo, directed by and starring Ben Affleck.

Robert Patrick is in final negotiations to join the cast of “The Gangster Squad,” as Variety's Dave McNary exclusively reports, taking the role for which Bryan Cranston had previously been in talks.

Bryan Cranston is in negotiations to join the cast of "The Gangster Squad," the Warner Bros.-Village Roadshow period police saga opposite Sean Penn, Ryan Gosling, Josh Brolin, Michael Pena and Anthony Mackie.

Bryan Cranston is in negotiations to join the cast of Argo , Ben Affleck’s drama revolving the 1979 Tehran hostage crisis.

John Cho (Star Trek) has joined Total Recall, Sony’s remake of the 1990 Arnold Schwarzenegger sci-fi action film that begins shooting Monday in Toronto. Cho will play McClane, the smooth-talking rep for the mind-messing company that tempts Colin Farrell’s Douglas Quaid to implant fantastic memories into his brain.

Malin Akerman is set to play the role of Constance, a journalist who intends to write an expose on decadent rocker Stacee Jaxx (Tom Cruise).

Producers of New Line's Rock of Ages are in talks with Bryan Cranston for the role of the mayor.

Bryan Cranston is in negotiations to play the villain opposite Colin Farrell in Columbia Pictures' remake of "Total Recall."

Albert Brooks has joined the cast of "Drive", the Nicolas Winding Refn-directed adaptation of the James Sallis novel that stars Ryan Gosling, Carey Mulligan and Bryan Cranston.

Carey Mulligan is in negotiations to climb into the passenger seat of the Universal action thriller "Drive," which already has Ryan Gosling at the wheel. "Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston is also negotiating to join the cast.

Lucas (serving as executive producer) was very displeased with TV director Anthony Hemingway's work, and is taking it upon himself to direct some massive reshoots. With these re-shoots come some hefty re-writes which I'm told completely change the main characters and their storylines.

"Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston has joined the cast of Walt Disney's "John Carter of Mars." Andrew Stanton is directing the production, which goes before cameras next week.