Disney’s live-action adaptations of their animated classics have been known to tout a pretty stellar cast. While Tim Burton‘s Dumbo has been in pre-production, there have been reports that the studio has been in talks with Will Smith, who would have had a starring role in the film. Yes, talks between the two have broken off, and as a result it puts the actor in the position to star in Bad Boys For Life. More on the story below.

Back in May a German-Austrian dramedy titled Toni Erdmann premiered at the Cannes Film Festival. There, Sony Pictures Classics acquired the U.S. and Latin America rights. The movie went on to play numerous festivals, garnering much critical praise along the way, all leading up to it being nominated for an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film this year.

One of the film’s many fans, as it turns out, is none other than Jack Nicholson. So much so, in fact, that Nicholson himself—who hasn’t appeared in a feature film role since 2010’s How Do You Know—reached out to Paramount Pictures chairman and CEO Brad Grey about the project. Grey immediately took the necessary steps to acquire the remake rights to Toni Erdmann, and now it’s been made official. Nicholson is set to star in his first title in seven years, with Kristen Wiig locked in to star as well.

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Disney has not shied away from adapting their animated classics into live-action films. They’ve been doing well, for the most part. And they will continue that tradition with Beauty and the Beast. With the film just over a month away from release, the studio has released the final trailer that celebrates the title with nods to the original and mixes it with the new.

In it, we see the enchanting chemistry between Emma Watson and Dan Stevens, who play Belle and the Prince/Beast, respectively. Plus a few of the cursed antiques who will sing and dance their way into our hearts. Check out the final trailer below.

Walt Disney Studios has released a new set of character posters for the live-action adaptation of Beauty and the Beast. Directed by Bill Condon, the film stars Emma Watson as Belle and Dan Stevens as both the Prince and the Beast.

In addition to the release of the posters, it has also been announced that the studio will drop the final trailer for the film on Monday. Check out the new posters below.

Comic books and actioners aren’t the only films that are subject to a remake. Proving once again that no film is safe from that terrible six-letter word, sports film are also open to being remade. This is nothing new really, it’s just very rare to see the films from that genre get a new vision.

Now it is being reported that there will be a new version of the sports comedy classic White Men Can’t Jump from Black-ish creator Kenya Barris. More on the story below.