Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov are teaming up to produce Seth Grahame-Smith, author of Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.

Here’s the book trailer that made both Tim and Timur interested!

According to Splashnews, Johnny Depp is to make a documentary about Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards!

Hollywood heartthrob Johnny Depp is making a documentary – about Rolling Stones legend Keith Richards.

Depp, who is usually seen acting in front of the camera, will direct the new movie.

It will be his first time behind the camera since he directed Marlon Brando in The Brave back in 1997.

The actor and Richards are long-time pals and the guitar great even played Depp’s dad in the blockbuster Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End.

Depp told contactmusic.com: ‘I’m very touched that Keith has agreed to show up in front of my cameras.’

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News Times are reporting that The Museum of Modern Art will be holding a special screening of “Frankenweenie” this Sunday!

The Museum of Modern Art, 11 West 53rd St., is screening films in conjunction with its ongoing Tim Burton exhibit.

Sunday at 2:30 p.m., the museum is presenting a double-bill of “Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas” with the director’s bizarre 1984 animated short, “Frankenweenie,” which first brought him to the attention of Hollywood movie executives. The movie scared the executives at Disney which funded it and became a legend as the studio refused to screen it. Years later, they proudly released it on video.

“Frankenweenie” combines animation with live actors including the late great Joseph Maher, who lived in Fairfield for many years.

Film free with $20 MOMA admission.

For more information, go to www.moma.org.

Congratulations to Mia Wasikowska for her nomination for Best Supporting Female role in That Evening Sun! Read more about it below.

In a short amount of time, Mia Wasikowska has established herself as a rising star of the big and small screen. A trained ballerina turned actress, Wasikowska has been challenging herself as a performer since he age of 9. Wasikowska recently received critical praise from prominent national television critics for her portrayal of the tormented and suicidal teen Sophie in HBO’s Series In Treatment. Produced by Mark Wahlberg and directed by Rodrigo Garcia, In Treatment focuses on the relationship between a therapist (Gabriel Byrne) and his patients. In recognition of her performance, Wasikowska was honored by the Los Angeles Based organization Australians In Film (whose Host Committee includes Cate Blanchett, Naomi Watts, NicolKidman, and Hugh Jackman among others) with the Breakthrough Actress Award. The series was also nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Drama Series.

Read more about Mia at the Spirit Awards website…

Also, below you can watch a clip of Mia as Pamela in the movie:

Colleen Atwood said she’s off to Venice to shoot “The Tourist” with Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. Later coming back to work with Tim Burton and the 1970’s vampire soap opera, Dark Shadows.

“Next up, Atwood said she’s off to Venice to work on The Tourist, starring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. Then she teams up once again with Tim Burton–having previously worked on a number of Burton’s films, including Edward Scissorhands–for his take on the 1970s vampire soap opera Dark Shadows. ‘It’s really the most fun a person can have because Tim really lets you do your thing,’ she said.”

Disney Pictures announced the release date of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides in their Official Twitter:

OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT: PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES will be released in theaters May 20, 2011 #pirates

And while were talking about Johnny Depp. Here’s another Mad Hatter promo picture.

Fear Net has listed four reasons to why we should be excited for Tim Burton’s “Dark Shadows”.

Twilight fans, you might think that no one has ever loved vampires like you do, that there’s no way your parents could understand the passion you have for sweet, tortured Edward Cullen. That’s because you probably haven’t head of Dark Shadows.

Decades before Stephenie Meyer put pen to paper, the 1960s gothic soap opera was entertaining daytime TV fans with tales of witches, werewolves, and, yes, blood-sucking fiends of the night. There have been many attempts to remake the series since its original airing, but with the recent vampire craze comes a new stab at the Dark Shadows world – and this one stands a real shot of happening because Tim Burton and Johnny Depp are partnering to remake it.

The reasons for their involvement are simple: Burton was an old-school fan of the series, and as a boy Depp was obsessed with the central character, vampire Barnabas Collins, originally played by Jonathan Frid, who made the pulses of young ladies race even as he failed to resist his darker urges. Production on the film begins soon, with the film destined for a 2011 release. While initially skeptical about the film, we’ve started getting excited. And here are four big reasons why:

1. Barnabas Collins = the original vampire in love. The original Dark Shadows struggled to find an audience in its first year, but the appeal of a hot, tortured vampire is apparently cross-generational.

When Barnabas was introduced to the show in 1967, he was initially portrayed as a properly evil creature of the night. But when he became romantically infatuated with a waitress who bore a striking resemblance to his long-lost love (yeah, The Vampire Diaries didn’t call dibs on that storyline). The writers and producers of the show sought to strike a balance between his true vampire nature (Barnabas, even at his most virtuous, was no vegetarian) and his new passion, and thus television’s first creature of the night who longed for love was born. Young women around the world would never be the same again. We’ve seen a thousand different takes on it since, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer to Underworld, and while it never gets old, maybe it’s time for the O.G. version to get another stab at fame.
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A new trailer for Anne Hathaway’s movie “Valentine’s Day” has been released and you can now watch it by clicking on the poster below. Enjoy!