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The legendary Helen Mirren may once again be serving crown and country as Queen Elizabeth II. WENN is reporting that Mirren is being called upon to play the once and current queen in Mother: The Indira Ghandi Story, a biopic about the Indian prime minister who was asassinated in 1984. Tom Hanks and Tommy Lee Jones are also reportedly in talks to play Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon, respectively, while Emily Watson is attached to play the formidable Margaret Thatcher. Director Krishna Shah calls it "the project of my life" so one hopes this could actually come together for him with this kind of cast. The film is scheduled to be released in 2010, which seems a bit too optimistic with so many schedules to coordinate, but we'll see. Obviously, this should be filed firmly under "rumor," but it's an intriguing prospect. Indira Ghandi is certainly long overdue for a biopic, and the cast would be fantastic. It would be fascinating to see Mirren go back and play a younger Queen Elizabeth II, even for just a small part in a larger historical picture. Besides, with Michael Sheen doing triple duty as Prime Minister Tony Blair, it seems very appropriate that his onscreen monarch get another shot at the throne. Filed under: Drama, Foreign Language, Independent, Casting, Newsstand Permalink | Email this | Comments

Show Summary: Follow us Around the Pool Table as we continue to tackle the flood of games. Our main topic addresses the challenge video games face as attempts are made to address controversial issues such as terrorism. Around the Pool Table: Brandon: - Went to Midnight Release of MW2 & Played in tourney - Playing A LOT of MP and passed SP (moving on to Veteran) Bryan: - Playing Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 - Playing New Super Mario Bros Wii - Is proud of his music choices - Went to Reno to watch Fresno State get killed Wayne: - Finished Uncharted 2 - Playing Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 - Playing Trials HD – gotta keep high scores - Updated to Win 7 Matt: -  Not Playing Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 -  Playing Dragon Age (PS3) -  Playing God of War: Collection (PS3) -  Went to Vampire Weekend concert in Visalia -  Watched True Blood (HBO) -  Watched V Mr Matt’s Album of the Week Vampire Weekend – Vampire Weekend Main Topic: Can Videogames Tackle Serious Issues: With the upcoming release of Modern Warfare 2, and the bit of controversy from its portrayal of “acts of terrorism”, it makes sense to try to address this question: As long as video games continue to rely on constant and mass killing of enemies, can they really be sued to “honor” soldiers or to provide social commentary on modern day (or historical) atrocities? - How can the consequences of war be communicated when a players character magically regenerates their health after be shot repeatedly? - Can we really use the “it’s just a game!” excuse to justify the mass action, then use the “hey, its art!” excuse to justify scenes of horrific violence? - If Saving Private Ryan had featured badass action sequences with Tom Hanks blowing away tons of guys in slow motion, wouldn’t it be categorized as offensive? The Community: - A couple questions from Griff

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Awards season kicked off as honorary Oscars were given out at the 2009 Governor's Awards, as stars like Tom Hanks, Jack Nicholson, Jeff Bridges, Alec Baldwin and a host of others turned out to salute honorees Lauren Bacall and others.

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By: John Gholson How is it that someone as fascinated with space exploration as Tom Hanks has managed to go his entire career without appearing in a single science fiction film? Hanks has been an outspoken advocate for the space program since starring in Apollo 13 way back in 1995. He produced the award-winning HBO mini-series From the Earth to the Moon, wrote Magnificent Desolation: Walking on the Moon 3D, and sits on the Board of Governors for the National Space Society. Hanks was recognized for this passion by the Space Foundation who awarded him the Douglas S. Murrow Outreach Award in 2006. Is he more interested in the science than the science fiction? I don't think the two can be totally separated, at least not when it comes to space exploration. Someone needs to imagine the unknown first, they need to theorize and speculate about it before they can creating a solution that will answer their questions. The very nature of space exploration requires a mind willing to consider the fantastic, open to the possibilities that might exist in an unknown galaxy. Read the rest on SciFi Squad Filed under: Fandom Permalink | Email this | Comments

We both had very mixed about Wild Things. But even with Nat not finding anything to sympathize with in the character of Max, and Matt finding the narrative run out of steam halfway through, we still couldn't find it in our hearts to dislike this movie. It's just somehow very special in spite of any faults is may have. Between the gorgeous effects work, incredible voice talent and breathtaking cinematography of a world we've never really seen before, Jonze did manage to capture something with this movie. That something just wasn't a perfect film. ~Matt + Nat

More adventures from Woody, Buzz Lightyear and the rest of Andy's toys as they go on the road and out of Andy's room. Ranked 3.80 / 5 | 4114 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (02:19) Submitted By: Movie Trailers Tags: Toy Story Trailers Preview Adventure Animated Toy Story 3 Pixar Animation Movie Trailer Tom Hanks Walt Disney Pictures Family Categories: Comedy Entertainment

Gab and Dad is a movie review program in which a Father and Daughter team review the latest releases and express their opinions. They provide a unique dual-generation viewpoint. Informed, and enthusiastic, they offer a refreshing take by a film review duo.