Actor Michael C. Hall, who grew up in Raleigh, talked recently from the set of Showtime's "Dexter," which begins its second season 9 p.m. Sunday. His next project is the science fiction film "Game," which begins shooting in New Mexico in December. Read the rest of the...

You can be in a movie with the star of "300," and you don't have to go to Hollywood or be an actor. Casting directors are looking for men and women between 18 and 30 of all ethnicities to participate in "Game," a futuristic thriller about video games controlling...

When Paul Haggis began searching for locations to shoot his intense Army drama "In the Valley of Elah," he knew he wanted a place in the South with a 1960s-style motel adjacent to a diner and an Army base nearby -- and, of course, in a state with generous tax...

Game On in New Mexico, MMO Angle Dropped? Posted by Gamerflicks on Sunday, September 02, 2007 at 02:12 AM Details have surfaced about where and when Gerard Butler’s new movie Game will start filming. According to an announcement issued by New Mexico Governor Bill...

There must be something about the movie “300” and Albuquerque. First, we hear that “300” producer and writer Frank Miller will come to the Duke City to direct his new film, “The Spirit.” Now, we hear that one of the stars of “300,” Gerard Butler, who was King Leonidas...

Albuquerque Studios now has a full house with the announcement of yet another film production coming to the market. "Game," a Lakeshore Entertainment Production, will star Gerard Butler, star of the film "300," and begins moving into the studios in September....

SANTA FE—Governor Bill Richardson today announced that the Lakeshore Entertainment production, Game, starring Gerard Butler, will be shot in New Mexico. The film will be shot for 55 days in and around Albuquerque from November 5 through February 5 and expects to hire...

As I’ve written about ad nauseum, it’s rare to find originality in Hollywood these days. Which is why it’s so refreshing to talk to guys like Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the writer/directors of the high-octane actioner Crank, and creators of the upcoming thriller...

ShockTillYouDrop.com recently rubbed elbows and tipped a few back with Brian Taylor, one half of the crazed creative team of Crank, at this year's Comic-Con. Dispensing with the immense man-love we have for last year's Jason Statham actioner co-written and directed by...

IGN spoke exclusively with filmmakers Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor today at Comic-Con, where the duo confirmed that they will indeed direct the big-screen version of DC Comics' Jonah Hex in addition to scripting it. Neveldine confirmed that they have completed a...

We just chatted with Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor, the writer-director team behind Gamer (and the Crank saga). And we asked them what other films they drew inspiration from in making their upcoming videogame thriller. Find out what they had to say after the jump!...

Since 300 turned Gerard Butler into a household name, a lot more fans are eagerly anticipating his next movies. Well, good news new (and old) Butler fans, Gerard has just signed on for a new cyber thriller called Game. In this movie, set in the near future,...

300, and its explosive box office run, had a lot of surprises for the industry, but one of the greatest was the ease with which Gerard Butler anchored the film in his star-making turn as King Leonidas. And ever since then, casual fans and fanboys alike have been...

No, not ESCAPE FROM NEW YORK: The Remake, another one!!! Ahoy, squirts! Quint here. Another bit of news has come out of Cannes, besides the breaking news that I wish I was there of course, this time concerning Gerard Butler joining a futuristic thriller called GAME....

[i 'Crank' duo's thriller begins shooting in January[/i Lakeshore is "cranking" it up again. Company headed by chairman and CEO Tom Rosenberg is reteaming with "Crank" creators Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor on "Game," a high-concept futuristic thriller that will...

300 star teaming with Crank team. May 16, 2007 - Gerard Butler (300) will star in the thriller Game for Lakeshore Entertainment and Crank creators Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor. Neveldine and Taylor will script and direct Game, which begins filming in January....

CANNES -- Lakeshore Entertainment is reuniting with "Crank" creators Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor for the Gerard Butler starrer "Game." The high-concept thriller takes place in the near future, when mind-control technology has taken society by storm. In this...