Leap Year (movie)

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Touchstone Pictures bills "When in Rome" as a product of "the studio that brought you 'The Proposal.' " While factually accurate, this is like saying the movie was filmed with actors, using a script, a dolly grip and lots of lights, like "Ben-Hur."...

Colin Firth earned bountiful critical acclaim and an Oscar nomination for director-screenwriter (and fashion world veteran) Tom Ford's drama, based on the Christopher Isherwood novel about a college professor facing life without his suddenly deceased...

America's not done with "Avatar." Coming off a phenomenal holiday period that saw the 3-D blockbuster sell more than $350 million of tickets in the U.S. and Canada over just 17 days, "Avatar" experienced the smallest decline of any picture......

We're told by the "Leap Year" production notes that writers Deborah Kaplan and Harry Elfont are "well-known as Hollywood 'script doctors.' " Yikes. Is there a doctor for the doctors in the house? Mid-January and already there's another romantic comedy...

For the movie for the family, check out 'Leap Year'. Amy Adams stars as the young and sweet Anna, who is anxiously awaiting an engagement ring from her boyfriend Jeremy. Instead, he gives her a pair of earrings, and leaves for Dublin on a work trip....

Matthew Goode is leaping into a new role. "Watchmen" star Goode will join Amy Adams in the romantic comedy "Leap Year," according to Variety. He'll play an Irish innkeeper enlisted by Adams in a scheme to propose to her boyfriend on Feb. 29. Does...

Amy Adams will be hoping for the luck of the Irish for her next film. The Oscar nominee is in negotiations to star in Spyglass' romantic comedy "Leap Year," according to The Hollywood Reporter . The story follows the adventures of an uptight woman...

One movie star is going back to her crusading ways, and another is getting silly. Rachel Weisz will headline indie drama "The Whistleblower," according to Variety. The actress, whose do-gooder character's murder spurred the plot of 2005's "The...