Gerard Butler Videos

Mike Alexander, presentatore del programma televisivio The Ugly Truth, sottopone la sua produttrice ad una serie di prove per aiutarla a trovare l'amore.

Mike Alexander, presentatore del programma televisivio The Ugly Truth, sottopone la sua produttrice ad una serie di prove per aiutarla a trovare l'amore.

Dai creatori di "Shrek", "Madagascar" e "Kung Fu Panda" arriva "DRAGON TRAINER" una commedia avventurosa ambientata nel mitico mondo di robusti vichinghi e draghi selvaggi tratta dal libro di Cressida Cowell. La storia ruota intorno ad un adolescente vichingo che fa fatica a diventare un eroico domatore di draghi come richiesto dalle secolari tradizioni della sua tribù. Il suo mondo si stravolge completamente, quando incontra un drago che sfida sia lui che l’intero villaggio a vedere il mondo da un altro punto di vista.

Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie go trick-or-treating. See what the stars and their kids wore! Also, Robert Pattinson sets the record straight on Kristen Stewart, a Gerard Butler-Lindsay Lohan hookup and Mel Gibson, octodad.Author: tvguide Tags: Angelina Jolie Robert Pattinson Gerard Butler Brad Pitt Celebrity Lindsay Lohan TV Guide News Celebs Mel Gibson Kristen Stewart Posted: 04 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

DreamWorks' How to Train Your Dragon has been on my radar due to its literary roots (it's based on a 2003 book by Cressida Cowell) and its large and charming cast. But we all know that doesn't necessarily make a memorable animated movie. Too many kid flicks end up flimsy, and feel like extended fast food commercials. I figured Dragon would be one of them. Happily, I might be wrong. A surprisingly charming trailer for Dragon has debuted at Yahoo! Movies. While I'm an easy mark thanks to a weakness for Scottish accents and Viking villages, the trailer is refreshingly free of Shrek's self-conscious hipness . Why, there's barely any snark to be found! It's all about a gentle lad (you'll recognize the voice of Jay Baruchel immediately) and the most adorable dragon you've ever seen. His limpid eyes and froggy mouth immediately makes the Viking-on-dragon violence rather horrific, and may cause you to feel hatred towards the brogue of Gerard Butler. (I know, I didn't think it was possible either.) Plus, there's a young Viking lass who wields an axe! If this could inspire a few girls to don Viking berserker costumes next Halloween, I will praise it no matter what its flaws and Burger King tie-ins. The trailer is below the jump thanks to an embed from Yahoo! Movies. Watch it, share your thoughts, and squee over that squishy dragon. If there's a plush version that has that skeptical expression, I want it for my desk.Filed under: Animation, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Family Films, Newsstand, Dreamworks, Movie Marketing, Trailers and ClipsContinue reading DreamWorks Shows Off 'How to Train Your Dragon' Permalink | Email this | Comments

October 30 November 1, 2009. Michael Jackson might be the King of Pop, but how about the box office? Host Grace Randolph gives you the latest box office report plus her own review of The Stepfather!

The Scottish sensation otherwise known as Gerard Butler was able to add "successful producer" after his Evil Twins' Law Abiding Citizen enjoyed a fair amount of box office success. Not content to rest on his laurels, he's working on getting several projects off the ground and was happy to describe a few of them to Film School Rejects. While the previously announced Teacher Man and A Hanging Tale remain on his plate, Butler was eager to talk about Slide. Let's let him take it away, shall we? "There's a few different projects that we've been working on, but there's one in particular - it's a movie called Slide about a former baseball player who goes back to try and patch things up with his child and estranged wife and ends up coaching the kid's baseball team," Butler said. "He becomes the subject of fascination and [longing] by every bored housewife in the town. And it's him trying to survive that while trying to patch things up with his kid. I think we're going to have Gabriele Muccino direct the movie. Hopefully. We're in talks with him, and he's very much up for directing it so we'll what happens there." Butler isn't saying whether he's planning to star or simply act as producer, but the Hottest Guy of the Town angle would suggest that it's being shaped for him to take the lead. Still, one can hope that he remains behind the camera, as Slide sounds like it veers dangerously close to the rom-com territory he's already spent too much time in. While it's important to remain open-minded (this is obviously in a very early stage, and could strike out altogether), it's not exactly Shakespeare. The world needs more of that, Evil Twins. Filed under: Deals, DIY/Filmmaking, Newsstand Permalink | Email this | Comments

Last summer, it was reported that Columbia was setting up a remake of My Fair Lady and that Keira Knightley was pursuing the iconic, Cockney role of Eliza Doolittle. While Knightley has been "attached" ever since, The Telegraph reports that Scarlett Johansson was also vying for the role. But Knightley won out, and the Telegraph not only confirms that she's got the role, but that Joe Wright will be directing. Emma Thompson is writing the script. Knightley has been taking singing lessons ever since the possibility came up (and I actually think she proved she had a good voice in The Edge of Love), and I think she'll be absolutely charming as Doolittle. But then I'm biased towards her. Even if you aren't (and I expect many "too skinny!" comments), I think the combination of Wright and Thompson pushes this into very, very promising territory. Thompson can do no wrong by me. What will really tip the balance is who they cast as the grumpy, misogynist Professor Henry Higgins. The Telegraph reports that Daniel Craig is being considered, and he'd certainly be ideal as the grim Higgins, probably moreso than the dapper Hugh Jackman. I wouldn't mind seeing Patrick Wilson become a contender, and I half wonder if Gerard Butler's vocal chords were trotted out on Saturday Night Live as an audition. Just you wait, and practice your R's, and we'll see whose face Knightley must become accustomed to. Filed under: Classics, Music & Musicals, Romance, Casting, Sony, RumorMonger, Newsstand, Remakes and Sequels, Daniel Craig Permalink | Email this | Comments

Lindsay Lohan;Alexis Neirs;Jessica Simpson;Gerard Butler;Kanye West;John Travolta;Adam Lambert,2012;u2;Bono and Orianthi.

Lindsay Lohan;Alexis Neirs;Jessica Simpson;Gerard Butler;Kanye West;John Travolta;Adam Lambert,2012;u2;Bono and Orianthi.

Brett Erlich and Ellen Fox join forces with bloggers, comedians, students and citizen critics to review "Law Abiding Citizen."