Doctor Who star Matt Smith has joined the cast of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, the long-in-development adaptation of author Seth Grahame-Smith‘s twist on the classic Jane Austen novel.

Smith will play Mr. Collins, a clergyman on the search for a wife who proposes to the main heroine, Elizabeth Bennett, who will be played by Lily James (Downton Abbey, Cinderella [2015]).

As we were promised, Disney has released the full trailer for Maleficent.

The movie is a live-action retelling of the tale of Sleeping Beauty, focusing more on the story of the infamous villain from Disney’s 1959 animated classic, Maleficent, who is played int the movie by Angelina Jolie.

You can check out the full trailer below.

Yesterday saw the unveiling of the first poster for Walt Disney Studios’ Maleficent, featuring Angelina Jolie as the famed titled villainess.

Today, the studio has released the teaser trailer for the upcoming film. Watch it here below!

Disney has also released three stills from the live-action film, which you can see here below.

Maleficent, which also stars Sharlto Copley, Elle Fanning, Sam Riley, Imelda Staunton, Juno Temple, and Lesley Manville, opens in theaters on May 30, 2014.

A new poster for Maleficent has been released by Walt Disney, featuring Angelina Jolie as the feared villainess.

The movie is something of a prequel, and also a retelling of Disney’s classic 1959 animated feature, Sleeping Beauty, taking the film’s primary antagonist, Maleficent (Jolie), and telling the story of who she was before, how an act of betrayal turned her heart to stone, and why she ultimately cursed a young princess named Aurora.

You can check out the new poster and read a description below.

Although Walter Salles‘ On The Road has been making a few festival rounds, we’ve only seen a couple of trailers from the film. Garrett Hedlund, Sam Riley, and Kristen Stewart are just some of the headline names that have lead roles in the film, and now we are getting to see them in the first domestic and very brief beatnik trailer for the film.

Check it out here below.

You may have noticed that the trailer does an excellent job of previewing Jack Kerouac’s travels during the Beat generation. The brief trailer can only be described as sexually raw, full of drug use, and is musically expressive.