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EXCLUSIVE: Frank Miller is at Comic-Con this week to promote DC’s imminent release of a hardcover collector’s edition of his The Dark Knight III: The Master Race, and stoke anticipation for the 2018 release of his 300 prequel Xerxes: The Fall Of The House of Darius And The Rise Of Alexander. The iconic comic book…

Fresh off revealing the title to the third installment of the X-Men franchise spinoff — thanks to star Hugh Jackman — The threequel Logan, has unveiled Boyd Holbrook’s villainous character as Donald Pierce, a cyborg with superhuman abilities.  The was revealed in a photo posted by director James Mangold on…

Patrick Stewart is sitting on the veranda of a 19th Century Louisiana plantation house. It's his home from home as he shoots an as-yet untitled Wolverine sequel ("as the world now knows," he says). He's returning once more to play Charles Xavier, the X-Men role that confirmed a spot on the A-list he has singularly…

EXCLUSIVE: Gavin Hood, who won the Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film for Tsotsi, has signed with UTA. The South African-born helmer has directed X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Ender’s Game and Rendition. He’s in post-production on the thriller Eye On The Sky, which stars Aaron Paul and Helen Mirren. He had been at WME…

The studio has set aside some real estate three years down the line for a pair of superhero properties and a summer 2018 date for another Marvel pic. Fox said tonight that Fantastic Four 2 — the sequel to its reboot of the comic book quartet that doesn’t hit theaters for another 15 months — will bow on July 14, 2017, …

FX has acquired a new batch of features, including the Top 3 movies at the boxoffice this past weekend, 2 Guns, Wolverine and Smurfs 2. Also among the stonework’s recent movie buys are animated blockbuster Despicable Me 2, fellow summer hits World War Z, The Heat, Grown Ups 2, Epic and This Is The End as well as Turbo…

SUNDAY 8:30 AM, 4TH UPDATE (worldwide #s below): More disappointment at the domestic box office even though it’s the biggest international opening for an X-Men film ever. Hugh Jackman. The Wolverine. ‘A-‘ CinemaScore. No fresh competition. What better is there to say? Twentieth Century Fox seemed as if it couldn’t go…