Tommy Wiseau: Last News

The Room director Tommy Wiseau has shared the trailer for his new movie Big Shark – his first since the cult 2003 film.The trailer, featuring the eponymous sea creature, dropped late on Thursday (March 23) – check it out below. As well as serving as sole director on the project, Wiseau also wrote and stars in the film.

Katcy Stephan Former NFL star turned filmmaker Vernon Davis (“The Ritual Killer”), Malcolm Goodwin (“Reacher”), David Anders (“The Vampire Diaries”), Olivia Grace Applegate (“Love and Death”), Andrea Sixtos (“Arrow”) and Tommy Wiseau (“Big Shark”) are set to star in “Lake Vernon,” which is currently filming in Baton Rouge, La. Directed by Aaron Jay Rome (“End Trip”), Lake Vernon is a chilling psychological horror in the vein of “Talk to Me” and “The Invitation.” The story is by Davis and Tiffany Toney, and was adapted for the screen by Rome and Isaiah LaBorde.

the Soho landmark launched a petition that stated they were under “serious threat”, adding: “We are beyond disappointed that our landlords Zedwell LSQ Ltd and their ultimate parent company Criterion Capital have demanded the inclusion of a break clause in our new lease”.They went on to explain that a break clause could leave them “homeless with only six months’ notice should they receive planning permission to redevelop the cinema”.See the petition here, which at the time of writing has amassed over 160,000 signatures.A post shared by The Prince Charles Cinema (@princecharlescinema)On Wednesday (February 26), the cinema provided an update on their situation on Instagram, writing: “Thank you for all your support thus far! Negotiations with the landlord have resumed & are now feeling more positive that we will be able to get a lease without a break clause. There is still a long road ahead.”They added a comment from the Prince Charles’ managing director Ben Freedman, who quoted Mad Max 2 (“And so began the journey north to safety, to our place in the sun”), adding: “Wow, we have been completely bowled over by your amazing support over the last few weeks.⁠”“It has been thanks to you that we have been able to speak to the landlord for the first time in 18 months and are now feeling more positive that we will be able to agree reasonable market terms for a lease without a break clause.

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38degrees reads: “The iconic Prince Charles Cinema in London’s West End future is under serious threat! We are beyond disappointed that our landlords Zedwell LSQ Ltd and their ultimate parent company Criterion Capital, have demanded the inclusion of a break clause in our new lease.“This could leave us homeless with only six months’ notice should they receive planning permission to redevelop the cinema”.#SaveThePCCSome of you may have read about the situation regarding our new landlord wishing to add a new redevelopment break clause, with only 6 months notice to our lease.For now, we're simply asking you all to share & sign the petition below; https://t.co/AEWMVUwQYZ— Prince Charles Cinema (@ThePCCLondon) January 28, 2025 It continued: “Losing The Prince Charles Cinema would mean losing not just an iconic cultural institution, but also an engine for the economy of the West End that brings people from all over London and the surrounding area to watch films, shop and eat and drink. This would have repercussions way beyond the building itself”.Opening as a theatre in 1962, the Prince Charles has been an independent cinema since 1969.The two-screen venue has an eclectic mix of Hollywood release, arthouse favourites, and classics from every era.

J. Kim Murphy Tommy Wiseau is back behind the camera again. The director and star of “The Room” has debuted the trailer for “Big Shark,” his first follow-up feature to his trademark 2003 cult melodrama. “Big Shark” follows three firefighters, Georgie, Patrick and Tim, as they work to save New Orleans from an attack by — you guessed it — a very big shark. While this first look at “Big Shark” is only now being debuted online, the trailer has already been playing for audiences at theatrical screenings of “The Room” over recent months. “Big Shark” will kick off its rollout on April 2 with a debut screening at Cinema 21 in Portland, Ore. Screenings will follow over the coming months, with a tentative schedule of engagements hosted by Prytania Theatres at Canal Place in New Orleans (April 28 and 29), the Balboa Theatre in San Francisco, Calif. (May 5 and 6), the Landmark Westwood in Los Angeles (June 2 and 3) and the Village East by Angelika in New York City (August 10, 11 and 12).

Bob Odenkirk’s next project is a very surprising remake.

Oh, hi Bob.

J. Kim Murphy Bob Odenkirk has shared that he’s starring in a remake of the 2003 cult film “The Room,” taking on the lead role of Johnny, originated by the film’s writer and director Tommy Wiseau. Slashfilm first reported on the project Wednesday morning, with the “Better Call Saul” star corroborating the contained details through a post on his Twitter account. “This is real. This is true,” Odenkirk wrote Wednesday evening. “And let me tell you, I tried my best to SELL every line, as honestly as I could…and I had a BLAST.”This is real. This is true. And let me tell you, I tried my best to SELL every line, as honestly as I could…and I had a BLAST https://t.co/v261E1DKnG Before Odenkirk commented on the project, buzz around the remake of “The Room” had already emerged on social media in recent weeks. According to the report, the production comes from Acting For a Cause, an organization that has raised money for various charitable causes by asking for donations tied to digital performances. Founded and directed by Brando Crawford, the group has welcomed names like Zazie Beetz, Julia Fox, Alex Wolff and Justice Smith before.

You know which pop star is crying out for a biopic? That’s right, Vanilla Ice.

Dave Franco confirmed he will portray Vanilla Ice in an upcoming biopic that puts a “Disaster Artist”-like spin on the story of the “Ice Ice Baby” rapper.The film “To the Extreme” was originally revealed via casting notice in January 2019, but the biopic has not yet started production.

Vanilla Ice in forthcoming biopic To The Extreme.The film was originally revealed via casting notice in January 2019, but the biopic has not yet started production.Now Franco has said he will play the rapper and revealed that the tone of the film will be similar to The Disaster Artist, which was directed by his brother James Franco and based on Tommy Wiseau’s The Room.“With [The Disaster Artist], people expected us to make a broad comedy where we make fun of [The Room director] Tommy Wiseau, but the more real we played it, the funnier and heartfelt it was – that’s the tone we want for this one as well,” Franco told Insider.The film, named after Vanilla Ice’s 1990 debut album, is currently in pre-production due to the coronavirus

Dave Franco will portray the role of Vanilla Ice in an upcoming biopic about the breakout 90s rapper.The Palo Alto, California native, 35, speaking with Insider in a phone interview last week, said that the film about the Ice Ice Baby artist has been gradually moving toward production.'We have been in development for a while,' said Dave, who is the brother of James Franco, 'but we are inching closer and closer to preproduction.' The latest:Dave Franco, 35, will portray the role of Vanilla Ice in an upcoming biopic about the breakout 90s rapper Franco said he hoped the biopic would impact the rapper - whose real name is Robert Van Winkle - like his brother's film The Disaster Artist boosted actor Tommy Wiseau.'With that movie, people

Dave Franco is stepping into the role of a rapper in a new movie.

Dave Franco is taking on a cool new role.