New Line Cinema has tapped the writing team of Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio to adapt the comic book "Planet Terry" for the big screen. The project, which New Line pre-emptively acquired from comic book creator Rob Liefeld in July, is based on what was to be ...
New Line Cinema has acquired feature film rights to "Monster," a best-selling Japanese manga comic book series from author Naoki Urasawa. Neil Kaplan, Pen Densham and John Watson of Trilogy Entertainment are producing. "Monster" is a psychological thrille...
'Death' has a new lease on life at New Line Cinema. Graphic novel 'Death: The High Cost of Living' has landed at the minimajor in turnaround from Warner Bros. Pictures, and its creator, graphic novelist Neil Gaiman, is in negotiations to make his helming ...
Actor Wesley Snipes hopes to collect a cool $5 million from New Line Cinema via a freshly filed lawsuit. Snipes filed suit Monday in Los Angeles Superior Court, claiming the studio failed to live up to promises of giving him final say on the screenplay an...
New Line Cinema has picked up the rights to the critically acclaimed comic book "Ex Machina" by creators Brian Vaughan and Tony Harris. Chris Bender and JC Spink are producing via their Benderspink shingle.
Dark Horizons printed a list that originally appeared in Screen International magazine. The list contains the names of movies that New Line Cinema has in production and what year they will be released. According to the list Blade 3 and The Mask 2: Son...
New Line Cinema has rolled out another new Blade 2 trailer. The new clip sets up the storyline better than previous teasers. Check it out in crisp, glorious QuickTime at http://www.apple.com/trailers/newline/blade_2-tlr2.html. Smaller versions of the...
...ded after New Line Cinema passed on it. New Line was the studio behind the original, moderately successful live-action Spawn movie.
Today's Variety gives an analysis of the success of New Line Cinema, whose Lord of the Rings franchise has taken the studio to new heights of success. In discussing the future slate of New Line, the article states that Iron Man is "on deck". No fu...
Although it started as a toy line in the 1950s, "G.I. Joe" erupted as a fan favorite franchise when it became a Marvel comic and an animated TV show in the 1980s. Now a new wave of Gung-Joe fan fervor has begun, with new comics, animated mo...
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