Funnyman Mike Myers is set to return as super spy Austin Powers in a fourth movie in the successful series.

Film-maker Peter Jackson and bosses at software giant Microsoft remain determined to bring video game movie Halo to cinemas, after Hollywood studios Fox and Universal pulled out of financing the project last week.

Oscar winner Russell Crowe is to star in a new cricket epic about the fabled 1932-33 Ashes series between Australia and England.

Robin Williams has hit back at reports he's planning to reprise his beloved alien character Mork for a new movie, insisting he's not interested in the project.

Kurt Russell has replaced Mickey Rourke as the sick killer in Quentin Tarantino's new horror film Grindhouse, according to internet reports.

Colin Farrell and Ewan McGregor are set to star in director Woody Allen's new film set in London.

Director Steven Spielberg will begin filming the fourth installment of Jurassic Park next year.

Oscar winner Jamie Foxx is using TV and press interviews to get another biopic idea off the ground - this time he wants to play ferocious boxer Mike Tyson.

Hollywood action man Arnold Schwarzenegger is set to juggle his role as California Governor with a return to the big screen - he has reportedly agreed to star in two big money sequels.

Russell Crowe's Cinderella Man co-star Fulvio Cecere has offered the temperamental superstar his support following his phone-throwing tantrum, but admits Crowe is a difficult guy to deal with.

Sean Connery is set to return to the movie project he walked away from last year to write his autobiography.

Pop star Justin Timberlake is being groomed to play Bruce Willis' son in Die Hard 4.0.

Action man Vin Diesel has been forced to scale down his epic labour of love, Hannibal The Conquerer, after learning his ideas would cost a studio more than $210m (€306m).