Paramount Pictures has secured Tom Cruise to return as Ethan Hunt in the fifth installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise. The question now is whether the star’s frequent collaborator Christopher McQuarrie will direct.
Between a woefully miscast Tom Cruise, a sadly underutilized supporting cast and a litany of terrible one-liners, writer/director Christopher McQuarrie’s Jack Reacher disappoints on all fronts. The cinematography and sound design, however, are another story.
Jack Reacher writer/director Christopher McQuarrie, author Lee Child and co-stars Rosamund Pike and David Oyelowo discuss the controversy surrounding the casting of Tom Cruise in the lead role, working with Werner Herzog, and shooting the film’s big car-chase sequence.
Jack Reacher writer/director Christopher McQuarrie, who collaborates frequently with Tom Cruise, is reportedly the top choice to helm the next installment of Paramount Pictures’ blockbuster Mission: Impossible franchise.
Paramount Pictures has released the first theatrical trailer for writer/director Christopher McQuarrie’s Jack Reacher, starring Tom Cruise as the ex-military police officer of the series of crime novels by Lee Childs.
The Christopher McQuarrie adaptation of Lee Child’s Jack Reacher novels gets its very first trailer showing Tom Cruise driving fast and kicking ass.
In a schedule reshuffling, Paramount Pictures has planted a flag on Christmas 2013 for its Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot, moved the Tom Cruise crime thriller to Dec. 21, 2012, and pushed back World War Z to June 21, 2013.
Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol star Tom Cruise claims to be “working on” a sequel to his hit 1986 action movie Top Gun.
Heaping more praise on Christopher McQuarrie’s script, Hugh Jackman discusses why new director James Mangold brought in Mark Bomback to make changes to The Wolverine.
Christopher McQuarrie’s well-regarded screenplay is being reworked by Mark Bomback, who also wrote Live Free or Die Hard, Race to Witch Mountain and the upcoming Jack the Giant Killer.
Christopher McQuarrie’s screenplay apparently remains faithful to Marvel’s 1982 Wolverine miniseries, with Logan going to armored toe with the Silver Samurai.
The legendary comics writer, whose 1982 collaboration with Frank Miller provides the source material for the upcoming Fox film, gives his approval to Christopher McQuarrie’s screenplay.
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