United Artists Pictures Movie Updates
Total Updates: 9
- added United Artists Pictures as a distributor of The Addams Family 2
- changed the status of United Artists Pictures to Former of Ranger's Apprentice
- changed the status of United Artists Pictures to Former of The Birthday Party
- added United Artists Pictures (Former) as a production company of Replay
- added United Artists Pictures (Former) as a distributor of Time Crimes
- changed the status of United Artists Pictures to Former of The Monster of Florence
- changed the status of United Artists Pictures to Former of The Champions
- added United Artists Pictures as a distributor of Rules of Dating for Teenage Girls
- added United Artists Pictures as a distributor of Teen Witch
Sat., Oct. 24, 2020
Sat., Jan. 7, 2017
from Variety
Paul Haggis on Projects ‘Ship Breaker’ and ‘Ranger’s Apprenti...
Sun., Dec. 23, 2012
from Variety
LBI Brings 'Party' Back to Life
Rick and Julie Yorn's LBI Entertainment have brought The Birthday Party back to life, optioning feature rights to Stanley Alpert's non-fiction tome through their LBI Entertainment banner.
Sat., Apr. 30, 2011
from New York Magazine
Robert Zemeckis Heading Back to the Future With Replay
Our spies tell us that Robert Zemeckis — who directed all three movies in the franchise that made Michael J. Fox a star — is now in serious talks with Warner Bros. Pictures to direct Replay, a project based on the bestselling 1987 novel by Ken Grimwood, about a man who moves around in time, granted without the help of a DeLo...
Tue., Jan. 18, 2011
from Deadline
DreamWorks Acquires 'Time Crimes'
Time Crimes, the remake of the 2007 Spanish time travel film, has been moved by Steve Zaillian from United Artists to DreamWorks. Zaillian, who'd set it up at UA to produce, has also committed to rewrite the script.
Tue., Jan. 4, 2011
from Deadline
Fox 2000 Acquires 'The Monster Of Florence' With George Clooney Attached To Star
Fox 2000 has closed a deal that turns the bestselling crime book The Monster of Florence into a star vehicle for George Clooney. Christopher McQuarrie and Nathan Alexander are aboard to write the script. Dan Jinks and Bruce Cohen of the Jinks/Cohen Company will produce with Smokehouse's Grant Heslov, and McQuarrie.