Jerry Bruckheimer Videos

Access Hollywood series page at Hulu.comJake talks about how playing a video game character is so different from any other character he has played before. Plus, he describes learning to run on walls and much more.Author: hulu Tags: Access Hollywood Prince Of Persia Access Jake Gyllenhaal Jerry Bruckheimer Hollywood Posted: 25 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Jake talks about how playing a video game character is so different from any other character he has played before. Plus, he describes learning to run on walls and much more.

Comics never really die. They become cult classics, cherished until they're revived, republished, and optioned by Disney. Such is the tale of Alien Legion, which is soon to enjoy a revival that'll have many a comic fan claiming they were there from the beginning. (I won't be one of them -- I'll openly confess that it passed me right by.) Creator Carl Potts described Alien Legion as "the Foreign Legion in space," and it's probably best described as melting pot of military and sci-fi, as Star Trek, Star Wars and The Dirty Dozen all influenced its vision of intergalactic soldiers banding together for honor, fortune, and adventure. It was one of Marvel's longest running series under their Epic Comics' banner, and it's been one that fans have continued to champion. Now it's being republished in a beautiful Dark Horse omnibus (which means out-of-the-loop losers like myself can finally read it), and getting four brand new issues from Dark Horse starting in 2010. It's also on its way to the big screen. USA Today sat down all its creators, and Potts revealed that Jerry Bruckheimer and Disney were currently developing a feature film out of the series. Derek Haas and Michael Brandt are currently working on the third draft of the script, and Disney is undoubtedly hoping it could become another blockbuster franchise. I'd love to see the Mouse House actually develop a viable sci-fi franchise of their own, and Alien Legion is certainly a very promising series. Let's hope its cult of fans are rewarded with a good adaptation after all their years of devotion, and they don't resent the rest of us for coming to the party so late.Filed under: Action, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Deals, Disney, Scripts, DIY/Filmmaking, Newsstand, Comic/Superhero/Geek Permalink | Email this | Comments

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Film actor Omar Benson Miller talks about being the new guy on CSI: MIAMI. Omar talks about joining the cast, working for Jerry Bruckheimer on the big and small screen and his secret baseball aspirations.Author: tvguide Tags: Omar Benson Miller CSI Miami TV Guide Jerry Bruckheimer Hollywood Marc Istook Posted: 04 November 2009 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Tuesday afternoon at no less than the offices of Jerry Bruckheimer himself, Cinematical joined a small group of reporters from other online entertainment and gaming sites to screen the forthcoming theatrical trailer for Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time, Mike Newell's adaptation of the popular video game series of the same name. Following two screenings of the trailer, which runs approximately two and a half minutes, Bruckheimer and game creator Jordan Mechner answered questions from the group and discussed the development of the film. While I'm no video game aficionado, the trailer seemed to have the right kind of quasi-interactive action that most modern games do - the "Prince," played by Jake Gyllenhaal, breezily navigates several death-defying scenarios in the short clip, including dodging an avalanche, diving off of a precipice into a swordfight, and fighting off the attention of the comely Gemma Arterton. According to dialogue and voiceover narration, the film essentially follows the Prince as he discovers and protects a sword that can literally turn back time; after several bullet-time sequences where Gyllenhaal transforms into a golden statue (well, more golden than normal), villain Ben Kingsley confesses that he wants to take control of the weapon in order to destroy the world, or control it, or something.Filed under: Disney, Movie Marketing, Trailers and ClipsContinue reading Cinematical Previews the 'Prince of Persia' Trailer Permalink | Email this | Comments

Nostalgia Chick reviews the 1997 movie, Armageddon