While it continues to gain cast members, Tarsem Singh’s War of The Gods seems to have some trouble holding on to a title.

The project was previously named Dawn of War which became War of The Gods. Now it will be called Immortals. Why? No idea but I imagine it’s an attempt to distance the film from Clash of The Titans.

According to Slash Film, Immortals just got a heavyweight in the shape of John Hurt who’ll be taking on the role of Zeus. If the title doesn’t do the trick then casting Hurt as King of the Gods will definitely set this movie apart from Clash.

Isabel Lucas has also signed on to play goddess of wisdom and strategy, Athena. You might not recognise the name but Lucas played Alice the Decepticon Pretender in Transformers 2: Revenge of The Fallen and she starred in Aussie soap Home and Away.

I know that bright young things playing Gods seems like an attractive concept but would you believe 25-year-old Lucas as Athena? Drop a comment down below.

Despite having to wait until December to see Tron Legacy, those clever folks at Disney have already given the go-ahead for a sequel.

According to Heat Vision Blog, Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz, who can usually be found penning scripts for Lost, have begun hashing out ideas for a sequel.

So far, these boys are the only people attached to the project and there’s no word on whether Legacy director Joseph Kosinski will be returning. No current cast members have signed on for a sequel just yet but we at least know that there will be a new producer. Sean Bailey was the producer for Legacy but has since been promoted to Disney’s President of Production.

Though the project is still at a really early stage, it could mean that Disney are gearing up for a Tron trilogy if they’re willing to toss around ideas for a sequel before the first movie is even released. Usually a sequel is dependent on the first being a success and if it’s not then a follow-up won’t be on the cards, right Golden Compass?

In summation, there’s no cast, no producer and no director but maybe an idea for a script? That’ll do for me!

After wowing crowds on the West End in Breakfast At Tiffany’s, Anna Friel will be back on the big screen now that she’s signed up for the Bradley Cooper and Robert De Niro thriller Dark Fields.

The Hollywood Reporter has claimed that Friel will be playing Cooper’s ex-wife alongside Abbie Cornish who is rumoured to be playing his current girlfriend.

The film follows Cooper as a struggling writer who discovers a new superdrug that gives him everything he wants. But as the side effects start to take hold and Cooper must hold onto his sanity.

THR describes the side effects that the character experiences as “including “trip-switching,” a phenomenon in which time moves with a stop-motion quality.” It’s not known if actual stop-motion techniques will be used but it should be an interesting effect nonetheless.

Friel’s last cinematic outing Land of The Lost wasn’t met with too much enthusiasm but here’s hoping that a thriller will serve her better. It’s safe to say that none of this would be happening had Friel not starred in the hit fantasy series Pushing Daisies, which opened her up to US audiences, but she couldn’t ride that pony forever and luckily the film world seems to have taken her in.

Friel has more movies on her slate than TV as she’ll be starring in London Boulevard, a Brit movie with Ray Winstone and Woody Allen’s You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger.