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Filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola will be attending the San Diego Comic-Con to present his new film Twixt on Saturday, July 23. Here's the press release: Francis Ford Coppola will be presenting portions of his upcoming film TWIXT at a panel discussion on Saturday, July 23 at Hall H. TWIXT stars Val Kilmer, Bruce Dern, Elle Fanning, and Ben Chaplin . Coppola describes the film as, “one part Gothic romance, one part personal film, and one part the kind of horror film that began my career.” Coppola has a unique new approach to the presentation of the film that will incorporate live music by acclaimed independent performance artist Dan Deacon. Deacon will attend Comic-Con with Coppola to help demonstrate the interactive experience of the film. The film incorporates both 2-D and 3-D elements. Like his most recent films, TWIXT follows three self-imposed mandates that Coppola requires in all of his new work: be his own original story and screenplay, have some personal element, a

Val Kilmer is returning to the Wild West, playing the title role in indie Western " The First Ride of Wyatt Earp ." Mike Feifer is directing from a script by Darren Benjamin Shepherd, and production is under way in California. Based on a true story, pic finds an elderly Earp sitting down with a reporter to reflect on the ride that made him a legend, when the young marshal rounded up a posse to track down the outlaw who mistakenly murdered the woman he loved. Daniel Booko ("Glory Daze") plays Spike Kennedy, and popular recording artist Trace Adkins ("The Lincoln Lawyer") plays his father. "American Idol" finalist Diana DeGarmo is also onboard as the object of young Earp's affection. Matt Dallas ("Kyle XY") co-stars as Bat Masterson, while Wilson Bethel plays Doc Holliday. Shawn Roberts, Stephen Grayhm, Scott Whyte and Levi Fiehler round out the young ensemble. Producers envision the pic as a "'Young Guns'

Luck Of The Irish Kill the Irishman is an upcoming crime drama film directed by Jonathan Hensleigh and starring Ray Stevenson, Christopher Walken and Val Kilmer . The film is based on the story of Irish mob boss Danny Greene , and is inspired by the book To Kill the Irishman: The War That Crippled the Mafia by Rick Porrello. Watch the trailer after the Jump.. Please Leave A Comment-

MacGruber Redband Trailer and Pictures MacGruber is a recurring sketch on the NBC television series Saturday Night Live, first appearing on the show in January 2007. The sketch stars Will Forte as special operations agent MacGruber, who is tasked in each episode with deactivating a ticking bomb but becomes distracted by personal issues, resulting in the bomb's detonation and the deaths of his companions and himself. The sketch is a parody of the 1985-1992 adventure series MacGyver. And now a film will be coming out. Only one American hero has earned the rank of Green Beret, Navy SEAL, and Army Ranger. Just one operative has been awarded 16 Purple Hearts, three Congressional Medals of Honor and seven Presidential Medal of Bravery. And only one guy is man enough to still sport a mullet... MacGruber. In the 10 years since his fiancée was killed, special op MacGruber (Will Forte) has sworn off a life of fighting crime with his bare hands. But when he learns that his country needs him t

Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson And Val Kilmer To Star In "Gun" Charles Malik Whitfield, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson and Val Kilmer are set to star in "Gun." Set in the world of illegal drug dealing, the drama, which Jessy Terrero is directing, is based on an original story by Jackson. "Gun," which is about to begin filming in Grand Rapids, Mich., is being produced by Emmett/Furla Films, Cheetah Vision Films and Action Jackson Films. Please Leave A Comment- Source- THR

Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans From the moment it was announced, there was something a tad loony about the idea of remaking -- or revisiting or reinventing or whatever they want to call it -- Abel Ferrara's 1992 "Bad Lieutenant," with Werner Herzog , no less, directing. Well, lo and behold, there's also something rather loony about the finished film itself. But there's also a sort of deadpan zaniness, stemming from a steadfast conviction in its own absurdity, that gives " Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans " a strange distinction all its own. Not at all an art film, the picture lacks sufficient action to sate the appetites of sensation seekers, but star Nicolas Cage 's name means enough to offer some short-run B.O. traction and good home-viewing market returns. Already on Vicodin for back pain, Cage's Lt. Terence McDonaugh pursues the case of five Senegalese illegals rubbed out in an obvious drug-world hit. The search for their