We’ll see how this will play out: Anne Hathaway will play the role of Selena Kyle, aka Catwoman, in Christopher Nolan’s next installment of the Batman movies, The Dark Knight Rises, Warner Brothers announced on Wednesday. Christian Bale will return for…
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Anne Hathaway Will Be Catwoman
The dark satire is no picnic for the studio, which is about to release a new kid-friendly “Yogi Bear” movie, but it isn’t the work of renegade Warner Brothers animators, either.
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ArtsBeat: Warner Brothers Won’t Fight Parody
Fifa vice-president Jack Warner blames the UK media for England’s failed bid to host the 2018 World Cup.
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Fifa chief Warner blames UK media
The latest Harry Potter film, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, has broken box office records around the globe, bringing bumper profits for Warner Bros.
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Potter magic conjures up bumper takings
Fifa vice-president Jack Warner says the BBC Panorama programme examining bidding for the 2018 World Cup is “deliberately designed to negatively impact” England’s chances.
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Warner criticises BBC programme
The latest Harry Potter film looks set to smash UK cinema box office records, Warner Bros says.
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Harry Potter on course for UK box office record
Film-makers Warner Bros are to announce plans to develop a permanent UK studio complex and visitor centre for its movies including Harry Potter.
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Warner Bros to build UK film base
After two months of negotiations, and $500 million in new incentives, Warner Brothers and the government of New Zealand finally agreed that Peter Jackson’s prequel to The Lord of the Rings will continued to be filmed in New Zealand. After an argument…
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‘Hobbit’ Movie to Stay in New Zealand
Talks between New Zealand’s prime minister and Warner Brothers over the filming of The Hobbit end with no decision on where filming will take place.
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Hobbit talks end without decision
An industrial pay dispute by an acting union may result in Warner Bros relocating the filming of The Hobbit from New Zealand, where the landscape has been used in the Lord of the Rings movies, to England.
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Why Hobbit filming may move to UK
There’s no mystery about what makes shoppers and tourists stop at the 12-foot-tall Adam at the Time Warner Center.
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City Room: They Can’t Resist Touching the Botero
Let the boycott begin: Mel Gibson will begin his comeback with a cameo as a Bangkok tattoo artist in The Hangover 2. “It’s a done deal. Mel will make a cameo as a tattoo artist,” a source tells Page 6. “Filming is taking place on the Warner Bros. lot,…
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Mel Gibson Begins His Comeback
Bilbo Baggins will finally see the light of day as the film adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien’s fantasy novel The Hobbit has been green-lighted, according to TheWrap.com. Citing an unnamed source, the website reported that MGM and Warner Bros. have set a…
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The Hobbit to Begin Production in February
The price of music albums should be slashed to around £1, according to Rob Dickins, who ran Warner Music UK for 15 years.
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Album price ‘should drop to £1′
“The Essential Bugs Bunny Collection” is a two-disc DVD set with 20 escapades of the irrepressible Warner Brothers character.
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DVD: Watch the Wabbit, Watch the Wabbit
