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Corey Feldman Blasts Goonies Sequel Rumors
Corey Feldman has blasted rumors of a Goonies sequel.
The actor - who starred as Clark "Mouth" Devereaux in the 1985 comedy film - insists there will be no Goonies 2, despite recent reports suggesting otherwise.
He says, "There is no Goonies 2.
"I'm sorry but it's just not going to happen. It seems every 6 months the rumor mill gets started up again and people run around both excited and angry, and eventually I have to respond.
"I would have loved to do this movie under the direction of Richard Donner again but it is just not meant to be."
Ricky Gervais Nominated For Best Actor in a Motion Picture
British comedian Ricky Gervais has been nominated for Best Actor in a Motion Picture in the International Press Academy Sattelite Awards.
The star, 47, is up against Sam Rockwell, Josh Brolin, Michael Cera and Brendan Gleeson in the Comedy or Musical category for his role as dentist Bertram Pincus in the 2008 movie Ghost Town.
Director of New Brad Pitt Film Branded 'Abusive'
David Fincher - the director of the new Brad Pitt-starring film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button - has angered cast and crew on-set of the flick with his "abusive" nature, according to tabloid reports.
The film - which is adapted from the 1920s story by F. Scott Fitzgerald - follows a man who is born in his eighties and ages backwards. It stars Pitt as Benjamin Button and Cate Blanchett as Daisy.
But Fincher's imperious ways have done nothing to help the picture, according to the New York Post.
Madonna's Brother to Direct a Movie
Madonna's brother is set to follow in the footsteps of his superstar sibling - by directing a movie.
Christopher Ciccone - who earlier this year released a tell-all book, Life With My Sister Madonna, about the Material Girl - will follow-up the controversial tome by directing his first flick, Twist.
According to New York Post gossip column Page Six, the picture is a gory teen thriller about a serial killer running wild through a coastal California town.
Josh Brolin Turned Down Terminator Role
Josh Brolin has revealed that he turned down the chance to be a Terminator.
The actor - who plays George Bush in new movie W. - says he was approached to follow in Arnold Schwarzenegger's robotic footsteps in new movie Terminator: Salvation which stars Christian Bale as freedom fighter John Conner.
He reveals, "I talked to Christian for a couple hours about it.
"I really liked the script though I hear that's not what they filmed in the end. The one I read was very interesting and dark.
"Ultimately though I didn't think it felt right for me."
Keanu Reeves: 'I Used to Escape Into Another World as a Kid'
Keanu Reeves used to escape to outer-space when he was a child growing up in Canada.
The actor - who plays an alien in sci-fi remake The Day the Earth Stood Still - says pretending to be an extraterrestrial is nothing new to him.
He explains, "I often used to escape into another world as a kid.
"I built spaceships. It was that whole idea of getting out of my own circumstances, a fascination with distant planets, unknown mysteries, going wherever the imagination could go.
"I loved Star Wars, 2001: A Space Odyssey and Blade Runner."
Seann William Scott: 'I'm a Glorified Clown in New Movie'
American Pie star Seann William Scott thinks the makers of his latest comedy are laughing at him rather than with him.
The actor, 32, was forced to wear a variety of madcap costumes for his role as a convict-turned-childminder in new movie Role Models, only to discover some of his ridiculous guises will never be seen.
He explains, "At one point I was dressed in a Minotaur costume. It was horrible.
Russell Brand: 'Pirates of The Caribbean Role Would be Exciting'
Russell Brand has revealed that he has been in talks about appearing as Jack Sparrow's brother in Pirates of the Caribbean 4.
The British comedian, 33, says he is excited about the prospect of starring alongside Johnny Depp in the hit movie franchise - and has been practicing for the role "every day".
He says, "That would be really exciting if that does happen. I hope it does. There has been some talk about it but I think it's in its very early days.
"But I'm practicing by dressing as a pirate every day - just in case."
Sex and The City to Lose a Character in New Movie?
Sex and The City could be losing one of its most-love characters in its movie sequel.
Producers are said to be working on a follow-up to 2008's Sex and The City: The Movie - and one of the girls could be getting killed off.
A source says, "There is no doubt that a sequel will happen but the producers are very aware that something dramatic has to happen in order to keep the fans captivated.
Robert Pattinson's Bedroom Audition
Robert Pattinson only got his role as sexy Twilight vampire Edward Cullen after he auditioned for the part on his director's double bed.
The British actor, 22, had to try out for the role with his co-star Kristen Stewart by reading through some awkward love scenes in Catherine Hardwicke's bedroom.
She says, "Robert auditioned with Kristen by reading through some scenes on my bed. I had my little video camera.
"It sounds worse than it is - but I mean, that's my job! We auditioned every gorgeous guy that exists on the planet and Rob got it."