Tag: Armie Hammer (1-10 of 12)

Apr 24 2013 09:54 PM ET

Casting Net: Emma Stone in talks to team up with Woody Allen; Plus Jennifer Garner, more

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• Has Woody Allen found a new muse? Emma Stone is in talks to appear in his next film that will reportedly shoot in the south of France. The Amazing Spider-Man actress has a number of enviable projects coming up, including a film for Cameron Crowe, Guillermo del Toro’s Crimson Peak, of course the Spider-Man sequel. With her quick delivery and deft comedic timing, Stone seems a natural fit for an Allen film. Thankfully, Allen has been taking himself out of the leading romantic man equation in his more recent projects. Now we’d just like to know who her co-stars might be, the plot, the title of the film, and how we can score a set visit. [Deadline]

• Armie Hammer can’t get enough of classic television remakes. The Lone Ranger star is set to join Tom Cruise in the Guy Ritchie-directed update to The Man From U.N.C.L.E. The Social Network actor will play the role originated by fellow blondie David McCallum. In addition to his role in The Lone Ranger (in theaters July 3), Hammer is also about to start work on the thriller By Virtue Fall with Kerry Washington and Connie Britton. [Deadline]

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Apr 17 2013 06:41 PM ET

'The Lone Ranger': Final theatrical trailer -- VIDEO

“All I know is that a man killed my brother,” says the Lone Ranger (Armie Hammer) in the new “final” theatrical trailer for Gore Verbinski’s summer blockbuster, which seems out to prove that sometimes you don’t need anything more than some trains and horses to make a thrilling adventure movie.

Up until this point, the trailers for The Lone Ranger seem to have assumed that everyone would know the basic story of the 1950s television series, or at least want to know why a dirt-covered Armie Hammer would be waking up on top of some very unstable looking scaffolding. Disney’s taken a different approach for the final theatrical trailer, teasing a little bit of back story before getting to Johnny Depp’s Tonto, the Lone Ranger’s disenchantment with the law, and all those epic train sequences.

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Apr 14 2013 03:44 PM ET

'The Lone Ranger': 'Metaphorical universe' or just 'Wild Wild West' without Will Smith?

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Image Credit: Walt Disney Co.

Tom Wilkinson grew up in England but, of course, like any child of the 1950s, he could see the Old West just fine thanks to the powerful and focused lens of Hollywood. The two-time Oscar nominee plays a rapacious railroad baron named Latham Cole (that’s him in the new poster above) in Disney’s The Lone Ranger, the most expensive western in history and a bold bid to revive that once-dominant screen genre. READ FULL STORY »

Apr 10 2013 08:32 PM ET

'Lone Ranger' costar Ruth Wilson saddles up for epic possibilities -- EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK

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Image Credit: Walt Disney Co.

Will a western work? That’s the question with Disney’s The Lone Ranger, which arrives this summer as the most expensive cowboy film in history. The trio behind the film — producer Jerry Bruckheimer, director Gore Verbinski and star Johnny Depp — are accustomed to genre skepticism, they heard the chorus of doubters when they salvaged the swashbuckler genre from the briny depths with the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise.

Jane Eyre (2006) star and Anna Karenina costar Ruth Wilson, who portrays Rebecca Reid in the film (as shown in the exclusive first-look poster above), says that Verbinski is a wild-card filmmaker up to the task of reviving a classic that seems dusty in all the wrong ways.

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Apr 8 2013 03:59 PM ET

New 'Lone Ranger' posters get up close with the Ranger and Tonto

The Lone Ranger might be a tough sell at first glance: It’s based on a minor, but beloved, 1950s TV serial, it co-stars Johnny Depp as a Native American, and the trailers — from what we’ve seen so far — are full of spectacle but little else.

All that aside, it’s one of Disney’s biggest films coming out this summer, and two very cool new character posters spotlight both Depp’s Tonto and Armie Hammer’s Lone Ranger.

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Mar 13 2013 08:53 PM ET

'The Lone Ranger': New Japanese trailer

We’re not quite sure what the narrator is saying at the beginning (paging Japanese-speaking EW readers?), but this third trailer for Gore Verbinski’s The Lone Ranger (in theaters July 3rd), proves again that action transcends language barriers.

For anyone who’s been keeping up with the other trailers, besides Helena Bonham Carter’s awesome leg gun, this new Japanese version doesn’t offer many new scenes, but it’s low on dialogue and bursting with intense imagery, explosions, falls, and Armie Hammer shots. It’s the perfect trailer for a summer blockbuster.

Check it out past the jump.

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Dec 11 2012 11:48 AM ET

'The Lone Ranger' trailer: 'Justice is what I seek, Kemo Sabe'

The Lone Ranger had a semi-abstract teaser trailer a couple months ago that prominently featured Tom Wilkinson soliloquizing about the railroad, making the movie look a little bit more like a very special episode of Hell on Wheels. The new trailer makes it very clear that the movie is a gigantic new blockbuster western, from the makers of Pirates of the Caribbean. Curiously, the new trailer also vaguely resembles the trailer for Cowboys & Aliens. But director Gore Verbinski made Rango, a legitimate western homage pretending to be a kiddie caper. And this trailer makes it clear that Verbinski is putting the huge Lone Ranger budget to good use. You want an acrobatic train crash? Oh, we’ve got an acrobatic train crash. Watch below: READ FULL STORY »

Oct 3 2012 01:57 PM ET

'The Lone Ranger' trailer: Exploring the mysteries of Johnny Depp's new western -- VIDEO

Only bad guys need to hide who they are.

Right? Only the guilty fear showing their faces.

In the new trailer for The Lone Ranger, Johnny Depp’s Tonto seems to acknowledge this with his broken English line: “There come a time, Kemosabe … when good man must wear mask.”

As the big-budget action-adventure gallops towards theaters July 3, going a little bit bad may be a very good thing for this movie. READ FULL STORY »

Oct 2 2012 04:43 PM ET

Johnny Depp's 'The Lone Ranger' gets a moody new poster

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There has been a lot of talk about the grief-stricken set of The Lone Ranger, but soon we’ll begin judging the Johnny Depp/Armie Hammer western on its own terms as a movie.

The trailer is set to go online tomorrow morning, and in advance of that, Walt Disney Pictures has released the film’s teaser poster, along with a handful of new photos.

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Jul 12 2012 07:35 PM ET

Comic-Con 2012: Disney shows first footage of 'The Lone Ranger'

The Project: The Lone Ranger

The Panel: No guests. Johnny Depp and Armie Hammer are still shooting. This was just a quick reveal of footage at the end of Disney’s presentation.

The Big Revelations: Johnny Depp’s voice as Tonto, speaking one line in broken English: “There come a time, Kemosabe … when good man must wear mask.” READ FULL STORY »

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