ZOOLANDER 2 (News Update)

• ZOOLANDER 2

MTV got a chance to talk to Owen Wilson for his new movieThe Big Year when  the talk turned toZoolander 2 (YES THERE WILL BE ANOTHER FILM), in which he is returning asHansel.

Owen Wilson as Hansel

"Hansel, he's fallen on hard times. There's been aslight... disfiguring injury," he said about the character. "Think'Vanilla Sky.'" You can watch Wilson say the quotes below.

Written and directed by Ben Stiller, the original 2001 filmabout a dimwitted male super-model turned wannabe spy (also Stiller) earned$60.8 million worldwide. It co-starred Christine Taylor, Will Ferrell and MillaJovovich.

The sequel is said to be set 10 years later when Derek andHansel are literally forgotten. Nobody even knows who they are, so they have tore-invent themselves.

FAST 6 (Speculation)

• THE TRANASPORTER ISFAST AND FURIOUS

Jason Statham could Fit right in with the Boys

We seen drive fast cars and in Transporter and we seen himget furious in Expendables but now we might be able to see Jason Statham getFAST SIX!!!

Twitch claims "that Universal Pictures are currentlylooking in to the possibility of shooting Fast 6 and Fast 7 back to back inEurope throughout 2012 and, furthermore, that they are entering intopreliminary conversations with Jason Statham to explore the possibility of theaction star joining one or both films."

Vin Diesel and Paul Walker could use a helping hand

Statham hasn’t yet signed on, and discussions are in veryearly stages, so there is a still big chance that he might not sign on.

But if he does we hope that he is part of Letty’s crew inthe film, since it was applied she is in Germany and she pulled off a job, soit would only make sense if she had her own KICK-ASS crew!!! Let us know whatyou think sound off your comments below!!

NOAH (In Development)

• NOAH

Darren Aronofsky

Paramount Pictures and New Regency Productions jointlyannounced today that Academy Award-nominated director Darren Aronofsky willdirect the feature film Noah, with Academy Award nominated screenwriter JohnLogan (Gladiator, The Aviator) coming aboard to re-write the script by Aronofsky& Ari Handel.

"Since I was a kid, I have been moved and inspired bythe story of Noah and his family's journey. The imaginations of countlessgenerations have sparked to this epic story of faith. It's my hope that I canpresent a window into Noah's passion and perseverance for the silverscreen," said Aronofsky. No word yet on when the film will be going intoproduction and when will it be released.

SATORI

• LEO DICAPRIO TO GO JAPANESE BOURNE

Warner Bros. has acquired the rights to develop DonWinslow's bestselling novel Satori, with Leonardo DiCaprio set to star in theleading role.

Leonardo DiCaprio 

Set in the early 1950s, the story follows Nicholai Hel(DiCaprio), a Westerner raised in Japan by a martial arts expert who trains himto become a deadly assassin and strategist. When Hel is thrown into solitaryconfinement at a Tokyo prison, the CIA springs him free on the condition thathe assassinates the Soviet commissioner to China.

According to Deadline, Shane Salerno (Armageddon) will bepenning the script alongside Winslow. John Lesher's Grisdi Productions andDiCaprio's Appian Way partner Jennifer Killoran will be producing. Warnersbelieve that the film could serve as a potential springboard for their ownJason Bourne-type action franchise.

THOR 2 (Josh Dallas Speaks)

• FANDRAL OF WARRIORS 3 TALKS THOR 2

A source at IGN managed to get an interview with JoshDallas, who was seen in Thor as Fandral the Dashing, one of Thor's allies inthe Warriors Three. With the Thor sequel set to go into production in 2012 fora 2013 release, I asked him about that project – which will have Patty Jenkins(Monster) taking over as a director.

The Warriors Three: Tadanobu Asano as Hogun, Josh Dallas as Fandral and Ray Stevenson as Volstagg

Q: So are youplanning your return to Asgard?

Dallas: We are! We are planning a return to Asgard, nextyear. Thor 2 is happening. A great director called Patty Jenkins is directingthe sequel. Ken [Branagh] is not directing, which is obviously a huge shame,because he came in and created that world and created the language and the lookof the whole thing. But he's kind of set it all up for us and I think he'sstaying on as a producer. But yeah, there's going to be some more adventures inthe Nine Realms.

Q: Have youtalked to Patty yet?

Dallas: “I haven't yet, no. But apparently Marvel are inlove with her and I'm sure she is going to be a really exciting and interestingchoice. She's done some great work before. Marvel always have a really goodidea for those directors that are going to come in and they may seem out ofleft field, but they always have a plan and they're always really smart. Andthat's what's so great about working for Marvel, because not only are theymovie producers and they make these great movies, but they're comic book guysand they love it and they love the characters and they love the stories.

As an actor, when you're coming in -- and particularlybecause I wasn't familiar with Thor, I didn't read it growing up, and I cameinto the movie quite late -- but you come in and you're playing thesecharacters and you think, kind of similar to [Once Upon a Time] too, that theseare characters that people have grown up with their whole lives. They've readthese comic books since they were children, so they're very attached. They'revery attached to these characters and they're very protective of them.

So as an actor coming in, you feel that and you know that.And that's what's also exciting about being a part of projects like that, thatpeople are so excited about seeing it before it even comes out, before it'seven done. That's really unique and special as an actor, to be part of projectslike that. You're like, "I'm playing these characters… I hope I get itright! I hope someone doesn't go, 'You destroyed my childhood!'" orwhatever. But the great thing about Marvel is that because they're comic bookguys and they love it as much as everybody else does, you feel totallysupported coming into that, so it's exciting. “

Thor goes into production in the 3^rd Quarter of2012 and will be released in May 2013.

INHUMANS (Speculation)

• MARVEL TO GO INHUMAN INSTEAD OF STRANGE

Seems that Marvel is deciding that their post-Avengerprojects will be more of their cosmic universe as opposed the Dr. Strange filmwe were all hearing ramblings about.

io9 points out some nuggets of info about Marvel's futurefilms from EW's recent Avengers cover story. Studio boss Kevin Feige praise therecent draft of Ant-Man turned in by the Attack the Block team of Edgar Wrightand Joe Cornish, but said the project is "still nebulous but definitely inthe works."

However, Feige's most surprising statements were in regardsto previously mentioned Marvel movies based on their titles The Inhumans andGuardians of the Galaxy. "There's an opportunity to do a big space epic,which Thor sort of hints at, in the cosmic side of the [Marvel] universe,"said Feige, who said that should Inhumans happen it will be an ensemble film ala X-Men and The Avengers.

Feige apparently made no mention of his longtime pet projectDoctor Strange. Could it be that Marvel sees more potential dollars signs inthe cosmic post-Thor than they do in trying something new like a film versionof the Sorcerer Supreme? Will these cosmic characters meet up with Thorsometime down the line?? We don’t know but stay tuned to find out more!!

Marvel's 2013 releases include Iron Man 3 and Thor 2, whilethey have two unspecified films set for release in 2014.