Antoine Fuqua

Superman Returns director Bryan Singer eyeing new version of Excalibur

Bryan Singer is eyeing a remake John Boorman’s 1981 Excalibur, the classic tale of King Arthur and the Knights of the Roundtable, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The new project is in early development, with Warners Brothers recently nabbing the remake rights, which it shares with Boorman. Singer is negotiating his role in the potential ….

Joe “Narc” Carnahan and Ridley “Blade Runner” Scott bringing A-Team movie to theaters next year?

If this is accurate, it looks like the long-in-development A-Team movie, will happen. Fox has apparently assembled a creative team to finally adapt 1980s cult action TV series The A-Team into a film project for summer 2010, according to reports on Latino Review and other sites. Joe Carnahan has been tapped to direct, with Ridley ….

Dead Snow gets deal at Sundance

IFC Films has acquired U.S. distribution rights to the Norwegian Nazi zombie comedy Dead Snow at the Sundance Film Festival last night, Variety reported. Produced by Tomas Evjen, Ankjetil Omberg and Terje Stromstad, the film is a follow-up to writer-director Tommy Wirkola’s 2007 feature film debut Kill Buljo: The Movie. The horror movie revolves around ….

Antoine Fuqua and Mark Wahlberg talk Shooter

Hard working director Antoine Fuqua, directs Mark Wahlberg, as a former Marine sniper who winds up caught in a trap involving corrupt government officials and a plot to assassinate the president, in the action thriller Shooter. The two recently interviewed each other for Moviefone’s unscripted, and talked about, among other things, working together, and why ….

Shooter Trailer

Director Antoine Fuqua has some strong action pieces under his belt, including Training Day, Tears of the Sun, and The Replacement Killers. Now he’s taking on government intrigue in the upcoming Mark Wahlberg vehicle Shooter. In the film, Wahlberg plays a marksman living in exile is coaxed back into action after learning of a plot to kill the president. After being double-crossed and ….