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Zachery Ty Bryan, the actor best known for his role as eldest son Brad Taylor on Tim Allen’s Home Improvement, reportedly has been arrested for domestic violence for the second time.

TMZ reported that Bryan was arrested Friday by police in Eugene, Or, police for felony assault in violation of the Abuse Prevention Act. The action is used when someone is accused of attacking a person who’d previously been granted a restraining order in relation to domestic violence.

Entertainment Weekly said later Sunday that it had confirmed TMZ’s report.

Bryan previously pleaded guilty in 2021 to two felony counts in a domestic violence case in Oregon. He received a sentence of three years probation and was required to participate in a batterer-intervention program.

The 2021 charges stem from an incident in Eugene in which the then-39-year-old actor assaulted his 27-year-old girlfriend. He was arrested and booked into the...

Exclusive: The Sopranos star Jamie-Lynn Sigler is to topline horror film Hunting Season.

I hear Sigler, who played Meadow Sopranos in the hit HBO mob drama, is to play Abby, a street-smart social worker in the thriller, directed by Rebound and The Ice Cream Truck director Megan Freels Johnston.

She will work alongside Being Human and Knight Rider actress Deanna Russo, who plays desperate single woman Piper. When Piper goes away for a romantic weekend in a hunting lodge with her dashing new boyfriend James, played by Firefly’s Sean Maher, things don’t go according to plan. Abby must track down her roommate before it’s too late. However, she isn’t being chased by a psycho killer in the woods but the 1%. X-Men and Insidious star Bruce Davison plays James’ father, a wealthy “hunter”, whose desires have gone beyond big game.

Harold and Kumar’s Paula Garces and...

TV’s nostalgia kick is officially out of control.

Every week, a network or streaming service announces its plan to revive or reboot an iconic series from the ’60s (Lost in Space), ’70s (One Day at a Time), ’80s (Knight Rider), ’90s (Twin Peaks) or ’00s (Greek), and we’re going to assume that you’re probably struggling to keep up.

Enter your pals at TVLine. To help you keep track of the more than 100 revivals and remakes that have been announced in recent years, we’ve compiled a handy gallery that offers the latest information on where each project currently stands (e.

He helmed the 2009 remake of Wes Craven’s The Last House on the Left and took viewers to a party they wouldn’t soon forget in 2013’s +1. Now director Dennis Iliadis is hard at work on his latest film, He’s Out There, which has started filming in Canada:

Press Release: Montreal, July 29, 2016 – Principal photography has begun on Screen Gems’ suspense thriller, He’s Out There. Yvonne Strahovski stars, along with Justin Bruening, Anna Pniowsky, Abigail Pniowsky, Julian Bailey and Ryan McDonald. Dennis Iliadis directs, from a script by Mike Scannell. Producers are Adrienne Biddle and Bryan Bertino of Unbroken Pictures. Glenn Gainor is executive producer.

On vacation at a remote lake house, a mother and her two young daughters must fight for survival after falling into a terrifying and bizarre nightmare.

Yvonne Strahovski’s film roles include I, Frankenstein, The Guilt Trip and Killer Elite, and she will next...

“I hope there’s a full moon this year,” Once Upon a Time co-creator Eddy Kitsis coyly offered up as part of TVLine’s Fall Preview Q&A. “You never know who might come out….”

Well, now we know — for certain.

VideosOnce Upon a Time Season 5 Promo: Who Is Kickin’ Hook’s Arse?

I can confirm exclusively that Meghan Ory is set to reprise her role as Ruby for multiple episodes during the ABC series’ Season 5A arc, which kicks off Sunday, Sept. 27.

After parting ways with Once to co-headline CBS’ Intelligence during the 2013-14 TV season, Ory most recently...

It’s almost July and that means Netflix is about to give their content a refresh. Some of the notable titles leaving include: Super Troopers, Descent, and The Muppets take Manhattan. So if you haven’t seen some of these titles, plan your nights accordingly. We of course can look forward more than a few new titles including the premiere of Bojack Horseman’s second season (voiced by Will Arnett) and one of my favorite movies Alive, pictured above.

We also get the return of Wet Hot American Summer: First Day of Camp; the eight-episode series is a prequel to Wain’s 2001 film Wet Hot American Summer. The series will launch July 31.

Available July 1

Alive (1993)

An Honest Liar (2014)

Bad Hair Day (2015)

Bionicle: The Legend Reborn (2009)

Bulworth (1998)

Dave Attell: Road Work (2014)

Death in Paradise: Season Three (2014)

Grandma’s Boy (2006)

Hostage (2005)

Invizimals: The Alliance Files (2014)

La Reina del Sur (2011)

Octonauts:...

Want to revisit "Terminator 2: Judgment Day" before "Terminator: Genisys" opens? Better do it before July 1, when Netflix says "Hasta la vista" to the 1991 sequel.

If you have a hankering to watch "Four Weddings and a Funeral," "Moonstruck," "Cast Away," or "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," get on it, because those are also disappearing in July.

And start marathoning these TV classics before they go poof: "Leave it to Beaver," "Dragnet," "Mission: Impossible," "Hawaii Five-o," "Magnum P.I.," "Miami Vice," "Knight Rider," "Melrose Place" and "Wings." Also bid goodbye to the Stephen King miniseries "The Stand" (1994) and "The Langoliers" (1995).

Below is a complete list of the movies that Netflix is pulling from your streaming list. And, just so you're not left empty-handed, here's a list of what's new on Netflix in July 2015. (All titles and dates provided by Netflix and subject to change.)​

Leaving July 1

"Beauty and the Beast" Seasons 1-...

If you've got a special someone in your life who knows their Targaryen from their Lannister and their Daleks from their Zygons, you need our TV Geek Christmas Gift Guide.

Whether they are a reality TV nut or a sci-fi addict, we've got something for everyone with these 18 awesome present ideas.

1. The Gogglebox Board Game - £18.65

Perfect for the post-turkey dinner come down, this game's connection to the actual series is fairly tenuous ("Win Gogglebox tokens") but it will put any TV fan's knowledge to the test. Like Gogglebox, it's probably more fun if you actually enjoy it after having a Steph and Dom-style booze session.

2. The World According To Gogglebox - £9.00

Because nobody can have too many Gogglebox presents this Christmas. Next year, we want Leon and June action figures.

3. The Great British Bake Off Big Book of Baking - £9.00

For anyone who tends to end up dumping...

ABC’s Castle continues to fortify its ranks for a rousing Season 6 launch.

TVLine has learned exclusively that TV vet Yancey Arias has been cast as Carl Villante, the head of an elite investigative unit who clashes with both Beckett and Castle during the working of a high-stakes case.

Related | Castle‘s Nathan Fillion Weighs In on Rick’s ‘Adult Choice,’ Answers a Burning Question

Arias will appear in the first two episodes of Season 6, which premieres Monday, Sept. 23 at 10/9c.

Earlier this month, House alum Lisa Edelstein booked a multi-episode arc as Rachel McCord, a tough and highly skilled...

Firstly, a disclaimer: there are great movies and there are great actors. Yet no matter how great an actor is, there will be the occasional floating log of film turd that will be skipped over on their resume if they are lucky enough. Bruce Willis had his Hudson Hawk, Tom Hanks plopped one out in The Ladykillers, but, hey, they still command our respect. Hell, even Al Pacino showed up in the giant Adam Sandler turd Jack and Jill, which scored extremely well with people of low intellect and Republican teenagers.

Once upon a time, these actors could only poop box-office gold, but something happened. One turd beget another and another and another. Now these former greats simply are shallow imitations of their past glories, struggling to find that right script that’ll put them back on top. They need to pull out a John Travolta circa Pulp Fiction to get out their ruts.

Grey's Anatomy has cast Ringer actor Justin Bruening in a recurring role. Bruening will play a paramedic who meets a Seattle Grace medic on the CBS series, according to TVLine. The 33-year-old actor portrayed Tyler in The CW's short-lived Sarah Michelle Gellar drama Ringer and also played the lead role in NBC's 2008 Knight Rider reboot. Launching his acting career with a role in soap All My Children in 2003, Bruening currently appears on ABC Family's Switched at Birth and also played Steve Trevor in last year's ill-fated Wonder Woman pilot with Adrianne Palicki. His first Grey's Anatomy episode will (more)...

Justin Bruening (Switched at Birth, Ringer) is joining Grey's Anatomy in a recurring role.

Bruening, who also headlined NBC’s ill-fated Knight Rider reboot, will play a paramedic who crosses paths with several of Seattle Grace docs. His first episode of the ABC medical drama slated to air in early 2013.

TV Line was the first to report Bruening's casting this afternoon.

Follow the link to check out some Grey's Anatomy sneak peeks from this week's episode.

Grey’s Anatomy is adding a new McHottie to its payroll: Ringer and Switched at Birth actor Justin Bruening is joining ABC’s medical drama in a recurring role, TVLine has learned.

Bruening, who also headlined NBC’s ill-fated Knight Rider reboot, will play a paramedic who crosses paths with several of Seattle Grace docs.

Related | Ellen Pompeo Shares Cristina’s Surprising Reaction to Meredith’s Pregnancy!

His first episode is slated to air in early 2013.

Getting back to the question posed in the above headline, which MD do you think Bruening’s Emt will hit it off with? My...

The first time we see J.R. Ewing (Larry Hagman) on "Dallas," which premieres Wednesday, June 13, on TNT, he's a frail old man living in an assisted living facility following an emotional breakdown. And for anyone who was a fan of the original series, which became an American pop culture phenomenon during its 1978-91 run on CBS, the natural reaction is: "Oh, no. I knew this was a mistake."

Luckily, we're being set up in that scene, because by the end of this two-hour premiere episode, Hagman's J.R. is a revitalized lion in winter, ready and eager to renew his long-running family feud with brother Bobby (Patrick Duffy) over the future fortunes of the Ewing family ranch, Southfork.

Given the long list of failed attempts to revisit former TV hits -- here's looking at you, "Charlie's Angels," "Knight Rider," "Bionic Woman," "Fantasy Island" and countless others -- it's easy...

Back in the '80s, TV was a trip. Once I finished my mandatory 30 minutes of piano-practicing, I was one of those kids who plopped herself down in front of the TV until dinner time (of course, this was the days of yore when children weren't laden with bulky knapsacks or dragging those little suitcases to and from school, burdened by hours of homework -- but I digress).

So I've loved everything about TV for as long as I can remember. I learned to tell time with "Polka Dot Door," Balki Bartokomous was my favourite character, I had crushes on Face from "The A-Team" and Jeff Colby from "Dynasty" (side note: I wrote both actors, Dirk Benedict and John James, respectively, fan letters and only heard back from one of them -- complete with autographed picture. Squeee!), and my mother and I would catch up on the day's soaps ("Ryan's Hope,...

"Last Resort" doesn't exactly seem on-brand for ABC, but the trailer for the new series sure has us intrigued.

Andre Braugher ("Men of a Certain Age") stars as the captain of a nuclear submarine who receives possibly sketchy orders to launch a strike on Pakistan. When he refuses and another U.S. warship fires on the sub, he and his executive officer (Scott Speedman, "Felicity" and "Underworld") decide to go rogue and set up camp on a sparsely populated tropical island, which suddenly becomes the world's newest nuclear-armed nation.

The trailer is tense and features some good action, but ABC Entertainment president Paul Lee also touted its "big-tent" qualities to reporters on Tuesday (May 15), saying it tested well with women and men. As for us, we're curious to see how much of a gray area Braugher's character lives in. He comes off as very principled at the beginning of the teaser,...

Ken Marino (Childrens Hospital) is starring in Yahoo's latest original: mock-reality series Burning Love, which is slated to premiere on the Yahoo! Comedy Channel June 4th. One part The Bachelor, one part Horrible People, Burning Love follows hunky fireman Mark Orlando (Marino) in his search for the perfect partner in a faux elimination-style reality show. Teeming with irony, Burning Love features all the accoutrements you'd expect from a network reality series: from champagne toasts, candles, heartbreak, bubble baths, chocolate, choreography, hair extensions, roller skating, betrayal, and spray-tans. "Mark Orlando is used to feeling the heat of fire," says the narrator in the series trailer. "But now he's looking for someone to ignite the flames of love." The trailer features Ben Stiller, the series' executive producer along with fellow Red Hour producers Stuart Cornfeld and Mike Rosenstein, as well as Abominable Pictures’ Jonathan Stern, Marino, and Erica Oyama. The series will...

Attention Knight Rider reboot fans, actor Justin Bruening is coming to the cast of Ringer. Yes, Buffy alumnus, Sarah Michelle Gellar is finally returning to television in the much anticipated CW drama, Ringer. We’ve got a intriguing preview of the upcoming CW series. Take a look for yourself.

Today’s news means Gellar will tango on screen with a whopping three male romantic interest. There is Siobhan’s husband, played by Fantastic Four‘s Ioan Gruffudd and her “illicit lover” to be played by Kristoffer Polaha of Life Unexpected. Now Bruening will appear in multiple episodes as Tyler, who is also attracted to Siobhan, according to the TV Line exclusive.

Bruening enjoyed a stint on All My Children, lead the cast of Knight Rider and appeared on Cold Case and Castle. He isn’t bad to look at either, now is he? Had Wonder Woman not famously been axed,...

Justin Bruening has been cast in a recurring role on fellow ‘All My Children’ alum Sarah Michelle Gellar’s new CW fall show ‘Ringer,’ TVLine is reporting. The former ‘Knight Rider’ star will play Tyler, a young man who becomes romantically interested in Siobhan, one of the twin sisters Gellar plays on the drama. Tyler is one of three men interested in Siobhan, the other two being her husband, played by ‘Fantastic Four’s Ioan Gruffudd, and lover, portrayed by ‘Life Unexpected’s Kristoffer Polaha. Bruening, who also appeared in the new defunct NBC ‘Wonder Woman’ pilot, will make his debut on the third episode of the season, which will air on September...

Pseudo All My Children reunion alert! Former ABC daytime stud Justin Bruening has found himself a (temporary) new home on Sarah Michelle Gellar’s new fall series, Ringer.

Fall TV: Ringer Recasts Sarah Michelle Gellar’s Step-Brat

TVLine has learned exclusively that Bruening will appear in multiple episodes of The CW’s buzzy drama as Tyler, a young man who sets his sights on Siobhan aka one of the twin sisters being played by Gellar. It must be noted that the Knight Rider alum’s character brings the list of Siobhan’s sexy suitors to a whopping three, including her...

North American rights to director Chris Peckover's feature debut "Undocumented" have been acquired by IFC Midnight. Written by Peckover and Joe Peterson, the film stars Scott Mechlowicz ("Eurotrip"), Alona Tal ("College") and Yancey Arias ("Knight Rider") and had its world premiere at Fantastic Fest last September. Full acquisition release follows: IFC Midnight announced today that the company is acquiring all North American rights to director Chris Peckover's feature debut "Undocumented." ...

IFC Midnight has acquired North American rights to the thriller "Undocumented," the company announced Wednesday. The movie is director Chris Peckover's feature film debut. It revolves around a small group of documentary filmmakers whose truck is detained while they are recording a group of families illegally crossing the border. Peckover and Joe Peterson wrote the script. The movie stars Scott Mechlowicz ("Waiting for Forever"), Alona Tal ("College"), Yancey Arias ("Knight Rider"), Greg Serano and Kevin Weisman. Keith Calder and Jessica Wu, of Snoot Entertainment, produced with Josh Finn. IFC Midnight is owned and operated by...

IFC Midnight announced today that the company is acquiring all North American rights to director Chris Peckover.s feature debut Undocumented. The film, which was also penned by Peckover along with Joe Peterson, stars Scott Mechlowicz (Waiting For Forever, Eurotrip), Alona Tal (College), Yancey Arias (Knight Rider), Greg Serano, and Kevin Weisman. Snoot Entertainment.s Keith Calder and Jessica Wu alongside Josh Finn produced the project, which world premiered at Fantastic Fest in 2010. In Undocumented, a small group of documentary filmmakers chronicle the trials and inequities faced by Mexican illegal immigrants. When they join a group of families illegally crossing the border to record the experience firsthand, their truck is pulled over and detained. What happens next plunges their...

Demanding and Ocd-suffering boss Jeff Lewis is back on Bravo when a new season of Flipping Out debuts tonight.

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I have a feeling we're going to spend the summer hearing updates on who will or will not be a part of The X-Factor when it makes its debut in the fall. Now it sounds like Mariah Carey might end up being a mentor to the first-season's competitors. That makes The X-Factor a little more interesting to me, but the new reality series still has a long way to go before I think TV needs another singing competition.

According to Deadline, there are three channels competing for the right to air Hit and Miss in the States. The drama, from Shameless creator Paul Abbott, stars Chloe Sevigny as a transgender hitwoman. Since I'm a huge Shameless fan, I'm eager to see where Hit and Miss ends up.

USA Network's...

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USA has a good history with me, and apart from Fairly Legal, it is the home of some of my favorite shows. The network stands out to me, because they live up to their slogan, "Characters Welcome," by delivering shows that focus on putting out quality characters, and staying true to those characters no matter what the cost. Moreover, the idea that shows should be fun, whether they are comedy, drama, or something in between, also seems to guide the network as a whole, and while that might not rake in tons of awards, it makes for, I think, great television.

Coming to you tonight, June 23rd at 10/9c, the newest effort to hit the network is Suits, a legal show that focuses mainly on Harvey Specter (Gabriel Macht) and Mike Ross (Patrick J. Adams).

Harvey is a hotshot, arrogant attorney at a major law firm in Manhattan.

If you’re anything like this TV Addict, odds are fairly certain that you spend an inordinate amount of time scratching your head over some of the shall we say more curious decisions TV Networks make when it comes to some of your favorite shows. But what about the actors involved in the shows themselves? As one might imagine, having starred in Battlestar Galactica, the short-lived pilot-turned-internet-phenomenon Nobody’s Watching and NBC’s less-than-successful Knight Rider reboot, actor Paul Campbell has a unique perspective on such matters. One that he was only too happy to share during a recent one-on-one promoting Almost Heroes, a new original comedy series that recently premiered on Showcase in Canada.

As a young actor you made the decision to leave Battlestar Galactica fairly early on for a larger role on a potential pilot that didn’t end up getting picked up. Do you ever look...

You may not be familiar with the name Fireball Tim Lawrence. But you are definitely familiar with this car aficionado's work.

There's the original Batmobile. And the Delorean from Back to the Future. And pretty much every famous vehicle you've ever seen on the big screen.

The son of a screenwriter, Fireball Tim (yes, that's his legal name) told me his Christmas and birthday wish lists every year as a child were comprised of nothing but toy cars. As he got older, he realized there was a way to combine his two passions.

"I started to see there was a tremendous automobile following and a tremendous action movie fanbase," he said. "They didn't really know each other, but they had a lot in common."

After attending the Art Center College of Design, Lawrence founded Fireball Tim Entertainment. He and his crew have built cars for over 350 movies and TV shows,...

USA Network has provided an extended look at its new series "Suits". Clocked in around five minutes, the preview highlights the first meeting of Patrick J. Adams's Mike Ross and Gabriel Macht's Harvey Specter in a job interview.

Specter is one of Manhattan's top corporate lawyers who sets out to recruit a new hotshot associate. Meanwhile, Ross is a brilliant young guy who has been dreaming of being a lawyer. Although he did not even attend a law school, this legal prodigy has the book smarts of a Harvard law grad and the street smarts of a hustler.

Specter is impressed by Ross, but he is forced to hire only a Harvard graduate. Ross is finally able to convince Specter that he deserves the job after passing a test given by Specter and sharing his personal story. In their efforts to serve justice and save their jobs, both...

After Darren Aronofsky dropped out of The Wolverine, studio bosses said they would move quickly to find a replacement.

That was in March and was followed a month later by Duncan Jones (Moon, Source Code) confirming he would be meeting 20th Century Fox about Hugh Jackman's next X-Men spin-off.

But those discussions obviously didn't lead to anything concrete because Jones' name is nowhere to be found on a newly-released list of eight candidates for the director's chair.

According to Variety, multiple sources have confirmed that the following directors have been approached: Jose Padilha (Elite Squad, Elite Squad 2), Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity, Mr & Mrs Smith, Jumper), Antoine Fuqua (Tears of the Sun, King Arthur, Shooter), Mark Romanek (Never Let Me Go), Justin Lin (Fast & Furious Five), Gavin O'Connor (Pride and Glory, upcoming Warrior), James Mangold (Walk the Line, 3:10 to Yuma, Knight and Day) and Gary Shore.

It's interesting to note that Shore,...

Christopher Tyng (Futurama , Rescue Me) is scoring the new legal drama Suits. The show created by Aaron Korsh and starring Gabriel Macht, Patrick J. Adams, Meghan Markle, Rick Hoffman and Gina Torres centers on a top Manhattan corporate lawyer who recruits a brilliant but unmotivated college dropout as a new associate. Doug Liman (The Bourne Identity) who has worked with Tyng on multiple TV shows, including The Oc, Knight Rider and Covert Affairs is executive producing the show. Kevin Bray directed the pilot. Suits (formerly known as A Legal Mind) is set to premiere on June 23, 2011 on USA and the first season of 12 episodes will be airing every Thursday night. For updates and to watch the trailer, visit USA’s show website.

Also making its series debut in June is the drama Necessary Roughness. The show starring Callie Thorne, Marc Blucas, Mehcad Brooks and Scott Cohen focuses on a tough...

With this Friday’s release of "Fast Five" barreling towards us, MTV Movies Blog is taking the time to look in the rearview at the four films that paved the way. First up, the movie that started it all.

There have been a host of car racing movies that came before "The Fast and the Furious," but its debut in 2001 saw the rise of the sub-genre’s biggest and most popular franchise ever. Described as “gritty and gratifying” by Variety, the Rob Cohen-directed film cemented the popularity of Vin Diesel after his role in "Pitch Black" the previous year and used an ensemble cast composed of young Hollywood’s biggest stars of the time. Although American car racing movies had long relied on the horsepower of homegrown ‘muscle’ cars, “The Fast and the Furious” super-charged its debut by relying primarily on vehicles from the Asian import scene that had...

Television correspondent, actress and author Maria Menounos has left CAA and signed with Wme, TheWrap has learned. Menounos is a correspondent for NBC's "Today" and for "Access Hollywood." She also appeared on 10 episodes of "One Tree Hill" and as a DEA agent in an episode of the new "Knight Rider" in 2009, among other programs. Her new book, "The EveryGirl's Guide to Life," was published on April 12 by Harper Collins. Jon Rosen is her Wme agent. Related Articles: ...

Check out Wonder Woman in action ... and getting some action! Adrianne Palicki , who plays the sexy superhero, suited up last night in Hollywood to film scenes for the upcoming TV reboot -- where she showed off a different costume than the one released to the press earlier this month . The pleather blue pants appear to have been replaced with cotton, star-lined ones and the blue boots are now red, like Lynda Carter 's. When she wasn't running around on set, Palicki was getting cozy with Chad Faust -- who played her ex-husband on the short-lived TV show " Lone Star ." Last week, Palicki's on-screen love interest was cast for the show ... he'll be played by " Knight Rider " star Justin Bruening . Check out all the hot shots! Read more...

Joseph Gatt and Justin Bruening have has been cast in NBC‘s Wonder Woman. The 2011 Wonder Woman production sees Joseph Gatt as a retainer of Elizabeth Hurley‘s Veronica Cale. Joseph Gatt will be “a physical presence against Wonder Woman” on the superhero TV series. What that basically means is that Wonder Woman (Adrianne Palicki) and Joseph Gatt will be fighting on screen during David E. Kelly‘s pilot. “It’s assumed that should the series be picked up that Gatt will join as a recurring character.”

So who is Joseph Gatt you ask and what has he been in previously?

Gatt shot his first film role in Greece, playing opposite Oliver Reed, in Orpheus & Eurydice. Among other roles, Gatt performed in Miss Saigon, produced by Cameron Mackintosh ‘Len Miller’ in ITV’s police drama The BillSaurian, for the Sci-Fi Channel ’Incubus’ in Killing Ariel and ‘Uber Phantom’ in the...

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'Wonder Woman' has found its Steve Trevor.

Justin Bruening, the star of NBC's 'Knight Rider' reboot, has signed to play the former main squeeze of Adrianne Palicki's Wonder Woman.

According to TVLine, Bruening's Steve Trevor works for the Justice department and had a past relationship with Wonder Woman.

Lyle Waggoner played the part in the 1970s TV series starring Lynda Carter.

In other TV news ...

o. 'ER' veteran Scott Grimes will guest star on 'NCIS.' Grimes will play Dinozzo's former partner, Detective Danny Price. [Entertainment Weekly]

o. 'Justified' is close to a season 3 deal at FX. Executives are reportedly happy with the performance of the drama and a deal could be closed by the network's upfront presentation on Tuesday. [Deadline]

o. 'Outsourced' executive producer Robert Borden said he thinks the series' renewal chances are good. "I feel really good about where we are...

NBC's pilot "Wonder Woman" is shaping up with the addition of Justin Bruening. Formerly known as Mike Traceur in the ambitious but ill-fated "Knight Rider" remake, Justin is to take the role of Steve Trevor aka the primary love interest of Wonder Woman/Diana Price.

In the comic book, Steve is an intelligence officer in the United States Army during World War II whose plane crashed in the isolated homeland of the Amazons. He is nursed back to health by the Amazon princess Diana, who falls in love with him and follows him when he returns to the outside world.

But since this project by David E. Kelly is not highlighting majorly on Diana's Amazon root, there could be a different story of how they met. According to reports, army vet Steve is now working in the Justice Department.

Bruening will star opposite Adrianne Palicki who has been cast as the superheroine.

"Wonder Woman" has found its Steve Trevor.

Justin Bruening, who starred in NBC's "Knight Rider" remake in 2008-09, has been cast as the male lead/love interest for Diana (Adrianne Palicki) in the NBC pilot, Deadline reports.

Trevor's origin story in Wonder Woman comics has changed over the years, but in his original incarnation, he was an Army officer whose plane crashed on Paradise Island, home of Diana and the Amazons. Diana helps him get healthy again and then returns with him to the United States; they later have a sort of Superman-Lois Lane relationship, as she's constantly rescuing him from one villain or another.

In the new pilot, written by David E. Kelley, Trevor will be a veteran who now works in the Justice Department.

Prior to "Knight Rider," Bruening did several seasons on "All My Children."...

Variety are reporting that Disney have picked up new sci-fi adventure film, The Runner, for Marc Forster to direct.

The film was originally imagined as a project for TV by Dave Andron, who created the reboot of Knight Rider, before its cancellation in 2009. With this in mind, Variety say the film is currently in development to appear not just as a film, but also a TV show, a video game, a graphic novel, and also apps for mobile phones.

After the saturated advertising campaign (which I must admit, I enjoyed) and the following successes of Tron: Legacy, it seems plausible to expect something of a similar nature for The Runner with its launch across such a wide variety of platforms.

Marc Forster will be well known by many for his directing role in the last Bond film, Quantum Of Solace, and slightly lesser-known films like Monster’s Ball, Finding Neverland,...

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The L.A. Times has the latest on The Expendables 2. It now looks like Sylvester Stallone won't be directing the sequel, but has instead been meeting with other directors about helming it. Ken Kaufman (Space Cowboys) and David Agosto have delivered the script, so it looks like Stallone (who co-wrote the original) won't be taking on that job either. Meanwhile, we're still waiting for plot details and any possible additions to the all-star cast. You may remember Stallone tweeting after the first film opened that he wanted Bruce Willis to return for a larger role as a "super villain."

Vulture reports a bidding war has broken out to bring an adaptation of the 1984 animated series Voltron: Defender of the Universe to the big screen. Conan the Barbarian reboot screenwriters Thoman Donnelly and Joshua Oppenheimer have been developing a script, with concept art leaking last fall. The report also notes that Voltron Force,...

Walt Disney Studios has announced that they have acquired and are presently in development on a new picture called The Runner. The movie is a science fiction film on which Disney is collaborating with writer Dave Andron, director Marc Foster and Brad Simpson, Brian Grazer, and Blacklight Transmedia’s Zak Kadison and Eric Lieb.

The story, set in 2027, centers on a man who travels back in time to visit Earth before it became not fit to live in an attempt to change the past. The plot is decidedly non-Disney. It seems reasonable to consider it as a typical post apocalyptic time travel project.

In the near future, with the Earth’s surface inhabitable, a small group of survivors pick one man to travel back in time to try and stop the event that caused the destruction. Once he lands in the past, however, overlooks the humanity and egoistically tries to save his beloved sweetheart.

Disney has acquired multi-platform distribution rights to the upcoming, futuristic science fiction film written by Dave Andron with Blacklight Transmedia. In the year 2027, Earth's surface has been rendered uninhabitable due to a devastating attack. A group of survivors living in the Rocky Mountains have discovered a way to send a man back in time. While the volunteer departs under the guise of trying to stop the devastating attack, he has an ulterior motive: to save the love of his life. Dave Andron wrote NBC's recent adaption of Knight Rider, and he's currently supervising producer of the FX series Justified. Marc Forster (director of Machine Gun Preacher) is in talks to be the potential director of the film and Imagine Entertainment's Brian Grazer, Blacklight's Zak Kadison, and...

Walt Disney Pictures has acquired "The Runner," a pitch for a futuristic sci-fi film that will be written by Dave Andron ("Knight Rider") as a potential directing vehicle for Marc Forster (Quantum of Solace). Plot: In the year 2027, Earth's surface has been rendered uninhabitable due to a devastating attack. A group of survivors living in the Rocky Mountains have discovered a way to send a man back in time. While the volunteer departs under the guise of trying to stop the devastating attack, he has an ulterior motive: to save the love of his life. The pitch is being described as "original," but sounds very similar to "Terminator," "Twelve Monkeys" and even "Source Code," which has yet to hit theaters. Disney is planning to develop "The Runner" not only for the big screen, but also for TV, video game, graphic novel and for interactive content for mobile devices.

Tell me if you've seen this movie before: post-apocalyptic future, the few survivors invent time travel, send a guy back, but instead of saving the world he gives up and tries to save a girl. Twelve Monkeys was awesome. This is not Twelve Monkeys though, this is a flick called The Runner to which Disney just acquired the rights. And by acquired, I mean that they are already rolling out plans for a simultaneous release of video game, television series, mobile content, and graphic novels in addition to the film.

With all of those ambitious plans for additional content, one would assume that there's one hell of a script shoring up the foundation right? That even though the general outline sounds like Twelve Monkeys, there's got to be some fantastic details embedded in the story to be worth spinning out into seventeen different media platforms, right? Heh. Of course not.

Marc Forster is attached to direct the sci-fi adventure thriller "The Runner" for Disney Pictures reports Heat Vision.

The story centers on a lone man who is sent back in time to change the course of history but who also has a personal motive of saving the love of his life.

Dave Andron (FX's "Justified," NBC’s "Knight Rider") penned the script while Foster, Brian Grazer, Zak Kadison and Brad Simpson will produce.

Disney has picked up the sci-fi movie The Runner from Dave Andron, developer of NBC's Knight Rider, according to THR.  The film will be directed by Marc Forster and Brian Grazer's Imagine Entertainment will produce.

The film will focus on a man who is sent back in time to change history for the better.  He has his own motive though -- he wants to save the love of his life.

Andron originally wrote The Runner as a pilot, but reconfigured it as a feature film.

No word on casting yet, but we'll let you know as soon as we hear something.

There seems to be a lot of people co-opting complicated time travel machinery to try to save the ones they love going about: we’ve already got Jake Gyllenhaal getting distracted from his mission in Source Code by Michelle Monaghan, and now Marc Forster is contemplating directing a tale of a choice between saving the future and saving a lover in The Runner. Walt Disney Pictures and Brian Grazer’s Imagine Entertainment has picked up the pitch from Dave Andron, who has most recently working in TV, shepherding the latest reboot of Knight Rider (boo!) and then redeeming himself a little by being part of the writing staff behind Justified (yay!).The Runner opens in the year 2027, where the Earth is a ruined mess following a terrible attack. A group of survivors sequestered away in the Rocky Mountains have figured out a way to send someone back in time and thwart the attack.

Good news for fans of post-apocalyptic fiction (i.e. me) According to Deadline Disney has acquired the The Runner, a science fiction project written by Dave Andron (NBC’s Knight Rider reboot and FX’s Justified). Marc Forster (Monster’S Ball, Quantum Of Solace) is positioned to direct. Here’s the plot for The Runner: In the year 2027, Earth’s [...]...

The plot is decidedly un-Disney. In the near future, with the Earth's surface inhabitable, a small group of survivors pick one man to travel back in time to try and stop the event that caused the devastation. Once he arrives in the past, however, the man forgets about humanity and selfishly tries to save the love of his life. That's the pitch Disney has just purchased called The Runner, which will be written by Dave Andron (Knight Rider, Justified) to potentially be directed by Marc Forster and produced by Brian Grazer. Read more after the jump. Deadline broke the story [1] of this deal which, apparently, isn't just for a movie. Disney sees The Runner as a potential multimedia, brand name franchise and will simultaneously develop a TV, comic book, video game and online component to the story. Based solely on the information we have above, I really don't see how...

Disney bought a film pitch for a futuristic sci-fi film called The Runner, which will be written by Dave Andron and directed by Marc Forster (Quantum of Solace). Mega producer Brian Grazer is also attached to produce the film along with Forster's Apparatus Entertainment partner Brad Simpson.

Andron sold Disney on the pitch. The writer has worked on shows such as the Knight Rider reboot, and the awesome FX series Justified. As for what The Runner is about... here's a description,

In the year 2027, Earth's surface has been rendered uninhabitable due to a devastating attack. A group of survivors living in the Rocky Mountains have discovered a way to send a man back in time. While the volunteer departs under the guise of trying to stop the devastating attack, he has an ulterior motive: to save the love of his life. 

Sound like a fun big budget movie. Not only...