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Watchmen's Regina King had high hopes for one comic element making its way to the HBO series.

David Lowery's The Old Man and the Gun made a few key stop on the fall film festival circuit, and it's now making its way into more theaters after a limited release.

In August the acclaimed actor announced that his next film, The Old Man & the Gun, would be his last as an actor. Now he's wishing he hadn't said anything.

The legendary actor is ready to ride off into the sunset.

In case it isn't obvious, both the way movies are made and how they're approached is completely different now than it was six decades ago, and having been a part of the film industry for nearly 60 years - making his on-screen debut in a 1960 episode of Maverick - Robert Redford has witnessed that change first hand.

_Pete's Dragon _has released a new clip from its clutches, and there's an absence that's pretty glaring. Go ahead and guess what's missing, then click through to watch the clip and see what's missing from this early look.

The newest trailer for Disney's upcoming remake of Pete's Dragon has hit and it's full of just as much magic and wonder as you would expect.

With so many studios building their business around franchises capable of producing perpetual sequels, it's a rare enough thing these days to find a truly original idea at the movies. However, a new movie with Rooney Mara and Robert Redford sounds like it fits the bill. Unsurprisingly, Netflix just scooped it up.

There’s no better way to try to get parents and their progeny into the theater than to tempt them with a property that already has some name recognition. Come August, Pete’s Dragon will be that property.

One of the big premieres at the 2015 Toronto International Film Festival was Truth. While Dan Rather himself praised the film’s accuracy, one viewer who did not and that was CBS President and CEO Leslie Moonves.

Paul Newman and Robert Redford on-screen efforts in Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid and The Sting are rightfully regarded as two of the best dual leading performances in the history of cinema. And it turns out that we almost got a third film with the pair of acting titans.

The Gift marks Joel Edgerton's first time directing a feature film. He joins a long list of actors to make the leap, and as his film is getting good reviews, we thought we'd look at some other notable actors-turned-director who killed it with their first film.

Minions is currently making all the money at the box office, and with a sequel now practically guaranteed, the filmmakers have one dream name at the top of their list to play the villain in Minions 2

Pete's Dragon is obscure enough that it can be a clean slate for a modern update, but it's classic enough that it'll bring back some holdovers from the original 1977 film. With Robert Redford in talks to become a lead in the remake, Disney might have found someone to appeal to both crowds.

For twenty-four years, Dan Rather was the face of CBS News. During that time, he broke countless stories and reported on hundreds of world-changing events. Unfortunately, his career is remembered in some circles for only one: The Killian Documents Controversy. The broadcast was a complete fiasco, and now, it’s getting its own movie.

Last year, Robert Redford took on an incredibly demanding solo-role in the shipwreck drama All is Lost. Now, as follow-up to his gritty performance in Captain America: The Winter Soldier and his upcoming A Walk In the Woods, Redford is considering joining a biopic that would have him playing charismatic preacher Oral Roberts.

Thanks to its impressive run of crafting quality blockbusters that bring in a huge audience, Marvel Studios has developed a knack for attracting top-tier acting talent, and nowhere is that better illustrated than in the casting of Robert Redford in Joe and Anthony Russo's upcoming Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

We can spend weeks reading the tea leaves – and because the Oscar ceremony is still more than a month away, we likely will waste all of that time. My guess is that Hanks split his attention between two performances, and ended up on the short end of the nominee stick in both instances.

Little Miss Sunshine's and former Star Wars: Episode VII screenwriter Michael Arndt adapted the script from Bull Bryson's best-selling memoir A Walk In The Woods: Rediscovering the Appalachian Trail. The movie will star Redford as the author, an American who after spending many years abroad in England decides to reacquaint himself with the glory of the United States by traversing the Appalachian Trail with an ornery old high school friend (Nolte).