Aretha Franklin is working on a movie that will chronicle the story of her life. The biopic will be based on her autobiography, 'Aretha: From These Roots." Though the film is still in development, the Queen of Soul has announced which actors she hopes will star in the film. She says that Halle Berry has tentatively agreed to play her in the film. According to a ...
Looks like Terrence Howard secretly wed his girlfriend, Michelle Ghent-Howard. Keeping a wedding a secret is no small feat for any Hollywood actor. Here are more details from US Magazine: The actor, 41, who will play Nelson Mandela in biopic Winnie, quietly wed commercial production worker Michelle Ghent-Howard, 33, in a small L.A. ceremony last January. "Terrence is so in love with her and she's a great, down-to-earth girl ...
There's a strong chance that Terrence Howard will end up playing the soulful Marvin Gaye in an upcoming biopic. The part was originally offered to Will Smith, who turned it down. Here's what he told Deadline.com at the Cannes Film Festival: The actor tells me he has been talking to Cameron Crowe about starring as soul singer Marvin Gaye. Crowe has been working for 3½ years on ...
Terrence Howard will portray Nelson Mandela in a new feature film called "Winnie" based on the leader's former wife. Jennifer Hudson is slated to play the role of Winnie Mandela. The film has a reported $15 million budget and will begin filming in South Africa on May 31st.
According to the Hollywood Reporter: Bokeem Woodbine, Peter Jason, Noah Bean and Deborah Ann Woll have joined the cast of the supernatural thriller "Little Murder" from Mind in Motion Entertainment. Josh Lucas, Terrence Howard and Lake Bell are already filming the post-Hurricane Katrina mystery written by Gerald Di Pego ("The Forgotten") and Justin Di Pego and directed by Peter Antonijevic. "Murder" centers on a disgraced New Orleans ...
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