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Coastlines: Josh Brolin ("Hollow Man") and Timothy Olyphant ("Go") are set to star opposite Sarah Wynter ("The 6th Day") in "Coastlines" for writer-director Victor Nunez ("Ulee's Gold"). Olyphant plays an ex-con who returns to his hometown after three years and becomes embroiled in anaffair with a woman (Wynter) who is married to the local sheriff (Brolin). Variety reports that the independently financed drama starts production April 28 in northern Florida.

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Swordfish: MovieFreak.Com checks out the Dominic Sena-directed action/thriller "Swordfish," starring John Travolta, Hugh Jackman, Halle Berry, Don Cheadle and Vinnie Jones. MAJOR spoilers. Thanks to 'Dabbler In The Arts.'

Swordfish - Film Review (Positive)

Smoke & Mirrors: Review of a recent draft of the Michael Douglas/Catherine Zeta-Jones adventure project "Smoke & Mirrors," written by Ted Henning, Lee and Janet Scott Batchle. Minor spoilers. Thanks to Stax.

Smoke & Mirrors - Script Review (Positive)

The Company Man: Lucy Liu is set to star opposite Jeremy Northam in the suspense thriller "The Company Man" for director Vincenzo Natali. Written by Brian King, "Company" centers on an unsuspecting, disenchanted man (Northam) who finds himself working as a corporate spy in a world of deadly espionage. He quickly discovers that he is a pawn in a much bigger game, and his only chance of survival is a mysterious woman (Liu). According to The Hollywood Reporter, the project, budgeted at less than $10 million, is slated to begin shooting during the first week of May.

I'm With Lucy: Julie Christie and Harold Ramis have joined the cast of the romantic comedy "I'm With Lucy" for French studio Gaumont Films. According to Variety, David Boreanaz, Monica Potter, Gael Garcia Bernal, Anthony LaPaglia, John Hannah and Henry Thomas also are attached to the project, which began lensing Monday in Gotham.

Review of the forthcoming Antonio Banderas drama "The Body," as well as the third "Crocodile Dundee" flick, which opens tomorrow. Thanks to MovieHole and Gareth.

The Body - Film Review (Positive)
Crocodile Dundee in L.A. - (Slightly Positive)

Down & Under: Christopher Walken and Dyan Cannon have joined Jerry O'Connell, Anthony Anderson and Estella Warren in the Jerry Bruckheimer comedy "Down & Under." Variety reports that the picture, lensing in Sydney, follows the misadventures of two friends from Brooklyn, who are forced to deliver mob money to Australia. David McNally ("Coyote Ugly") is directing.

The Good German / Superman: Paul Attanasio ("Sphere") is in negotiations to receive about $3.4 million upfront to write for Warner Bros. an adaptation of author Joseph Kanon's upcoming novel "The Good German" for producers Steven Soderbergh and George Clooney and a new "Superman" script for producer Jon Peters. It is not clear which script he will tackle first. "German," follows an American reporter on assignment to cover the final Allied summit meeting of World War II. But the reporter is using the assignment as an excuse to get into Germany to search for a lost love. While there, things take a turn when a body washes ashore, and the reporter gets entangled in a murder mystery that involves political forces dividing Berlin. Attanasio will sift through the three or four "Superman" scripts previously written during its five-year development at the studio, but he will focus on his own, original take on material based on the death and rebirth of the Man of Steel.

Heist: A poster for the crime drama "Heist," written and directed by David Mamet ("State and Main"). It stars Gene Hackman, Danny DeVito, Delroy Lindo and Sam Rockwell. Thanks to WB.

Tomb Raider: Screenwriters Utopia takes a look at a "TR" rewrite by "Face/Off" scripters Mike Werb and Michael Colleary. Previous drafts were penned by Patrick Massett and John Zinman. I believe Laeta Kalogridis and (director) Simon West also did some writing after this draft... Spoilers. Thanks to Chris.

Tomb Raider - Script Review (Negative)

Mystic River: Brian Helgeland ("L.A. Confidential") will join forces with producer-director-actor Clint Eastwood to write an adaptation of the bestselling novel "Mystic River." A psychological suspense thriller written by Dennis Lehane, "River" tells of three childhood friends whose relationship ends in the wake of a tragic incident; 25 years later, the three are linked by a murder investigation. Variety reports that Eastwood and Helgeland currently are collaborating on another project, an adaptation of bestselling mystery/thriller "Blood Work" by Michael Connelly. Eastwood is set to produce, star and direct from Helgeland's screenplay.

Life or Something Like It: Tony Shalhoub ("Galaxy Quest," "Spy Kids") is in negotiations to join Angelina Jolie in New Regency's romantic comedy "Life or Something Like It" for helmer Stephen Herek. Written by John Scott Shepherd and Dana Stevens, "Life" is about reporter Lanie Kerrigan (Jolie), whose life seems meaningless until she comes across a homeless prophet (Shalhoub) who tells her that she has only one week to live. Christian Kane plays the role of Cal Cooper, her fiance and the St. Louis Cardinals' prize slugger. Ed Burns will star as Pete Scanlon, Kerrigan's wisecracking colleague and eventual love interest. According to THR, shooting is slated to start today.

Men in Black 2: Famke Janssen ("X-Men") is in negotiations to star as the lead villainess in Columbia Pictures' "Men in Black 2" for director Barry Sonnenfeld. Production is scheduled to begin in June. Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones will reprise their roles as Agent J and Agent K, respectively. The plot is being kept under wraps, but it is known that Janssen will play the villainess bombshell, Serleena. Johnny Knoxville ("Jackass") will be featured as a two-headed alien, while Rosario Dawson ("Josie and the Pussycats") plays Rita, a love interest to Smith's character. Barry Fanaro wrote the most recent draft of the screenplay. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Walter Parkes and Laurie MacDonald are back on board to produce.

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