Tag Archives: history
North and South remake for Discovery
The Golden Globe and Emmy nominated 1985’s miniseries North and South, featuring an incredible cast with names such as Patrick Swayze, Elizabeth Taylor and Johnny Cash will soon be remade by Lionsgate for Discovery. The original series [...] Read more
Scott Frank writing Assassin’s Creed: The Movie
The Oscar nominee Scott Frank has just received his next scripting assignment, Assassin’s Creed: The Movie by Fox. He will replace Michael Lesslie (who wrote the previous draft). His most recent work has been The Wolverine, but [...] Read more
Naval Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag gameplay
A long and interesting video has been released today for Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag, which explores in deep all the components of the naval fort gameplay. Assassin’s Creed 4: Black Flag will feature 11 naval forts, said Ubisoft [...] Read more
Total War: Rome 2 gameplay video about campaign mode
Fans of the historical RTS saga Total War will be happy to hear today, directly from the mouths of the campaign designers, a lot of new information about the deep campaign mode of the upcoming Total War: Rome 2. Watch this new (and long, [...] Read more
A Young Doctor’s Notebook season 2 announced
The 4 episode series A Young Doctor’s Notebook (December 6 – 27, 2012) was the most successful program in Sky Arts history and, if you liked the show, you will be glad to hear that today both Jon Hamm and Daniel Radcliffe have signed on for a [...] Read more
Brand new screenshots for Dynasty Warriors 8
The PS3 and Xbox 360 fighting title Dynasty Warriors 8 by Tecmo got today a good number of interesting screens, showing Xu Huang, Shi Pang Tong, Zhurong and other heroes in battle. You can watch some below, clicking for Fullscreen, and the full [...] Read more
Mandela Long Walk To Freedom trailer
The Weinstein Company’s Mandela Long Walk To Freedom finally gets a trailer, a very emotional one minute teaser, which you can watch below. Directed by Justin Chadwick and starring Idris Elba, the movie will be a chronicle of Nelson [...] Read more
Lovelace trailer
After being screened early this year in a lot of FIlm Festivals (Sundance, Berlin, Sydney, Provincetown) receiving mixed reviews, Lovelace with Amanda Seyfried is now ready for a limited US theatrical release on August 9, to be followed by a UK [...] Read more
Twenty pics for the series 1864 by Ole Bornedal
Danish director Ole Bornedal it’s moving from big screens to television, but with a very ambitious project: Denmark’s most expensive television production ever. The name is 1864, an historical war TV series revolving around the Battle of [...] Read more
DreamWorks will adapt The Grapes of Wrath
Deadline reports that DreamWorks is in early talks with John Steinbeck’s estate to acquire the rights of The Grapes of Wrath, an American realist novel written by Steinbeck in 1939, winner of the annual National Book Award and Pulitzer Prize. [...] Read more
