Director Terry Gilliam insists he respects Harvey and Bob Weinstein, despite clashing with the heavyweight producers for their constant interference in his new Matt Damon movie The Brothers Grimm.

Director and ex-Monty Python star Terry Gilliam is set to make a notable comeback with two films opening back to back, ending the longest dry spell of his 31-year career.

Movie mogul brothers Harvey and Bob Weinstein will cease to be co-chief executives at the Disney-owned film production company Miramax in September.

Miramax bosses Harvey and Bob Weinstein have quashed rumours they will dissolve their partnership and close working relationship following the movie distribution company's sale to Disney.

A US distributor has been found for Michael Moore’s controversial documentary Fahrenheit 9/11, which means the film will hit American cinemas on June 25.

Bob and Harvey Weinstein have finalised the deal to buy back Michael Moore’s award-winning documentary, Fahrenheit 9/11 after the Walt Disney Company blocked the release by its Miramax Films division.