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George Clooney is in talks to star in "Up in the Air," an adaptation of the 2001 Walter Kirn novel, with Oscar-nominated "Juno" director Jason Reitman behind the camera.

I am - ' Hercules!! George Clooney is talking to writer-director Jason Reitman to appear in the "Up In The Air," a big-screen adaptation of the novel by Walter Kirn .

Yeah, I have a question. What's the frequency, Kenneth? No, it wasn't REM's Mike Mills at the Miners Foundry Saturday afternoon.

A road movie that rambles even more than its wandering protagonist, "The Go-Getter" is the sort of quirky independent comedy that strives for hipness but ultimately just feels contrived and derivative.

MARTIN Hynes breathes new life - or at least introduces some novel quirks - into the overworked indie road-movie formula with the promising "The Go-Getter." He's greatly abetted by the charming Lou Taylor Pucci ...

Go-Getter makes for a spirited entry in the road-trip genre Huck Finn , it ain't. Go-Getter writer/director Martin Hynes spells that out in the opening moments of his stylish sophomore effort, when an ...

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Oscar-nominated "Juno" director Jason Reitman is turning the corporate satire "Up in the Air" into a movie. via Santa Barbara Film Festival

It's all about who you know in Hollywood. Writer/director Jason Reitman will be, well, writing and directing a movie for Montecito Pictures. via Cinema Blend News

Ever since director Jason Reitman knocked one out of the ballpark with Juno , folks have been itching to see what the man takes on next. via Cinematical

“Grief changes shape, but it never ends. Life has to go on.”

Keanu Reeves and good reviews have seldom gone hand in hand. Despite a daringly eclectic resume, and having worked with leading directors these past 20 years, he has more often been an object of derision than ... via The Belfast Telegraph

“How do you become a good pirate?”

Just find your way to do it. I would put a huge vote in for doing it yourself and not believing things made at home and made for cheap or things made on video and without movie stars aren't worth doing. via Lucire

“No Country For Old Men"), who has waited "51 years, nine months and four days”

For many years, Gabriel Garcia Marquez resisted all attempts by Hollywood studios to obtain the rights to his 1985 novel "Love in the Time of Cholera," perhaps believing that a movie could never do justice to ... via The Badger Herald Online

Issue date: 11/16/07 Section: Entertainment Reading the Gabriel Garcia Marquez novel "Love in the Time of Cholera" is like enjoying a fine wine or expensive chocolate. via The Daily Campus

There's a type of film I like to call "conventional indie." You know the ones: a self-absorbed, oddball protagonist, sometimes a whole family of them, is faced with a problem, usually psychological, and ... via AndPOP

“I sort of got a complex on the set after a while.”

Vince Vaughn, who struck box-office gold with the R-rated comedies "Old School" and "Wedding Crashers," goes family friendly in the PG-rated holiday offering "Fred Claus." The fast-talking Vaughn plays Fred, ... via The Detroit News

Search for fan contact info for Tilda Swinton A look back on highlights of Tilda Swinton's acting career in film to date via Movie Posters : Please check out the work of Tilda Swinton available for purchase ... via A Movie Every Day