'Killing' Star Joel Kinnaman Will Star In 'RoboCop'

It's official: Joel Kinnaman will star since the title character inside the approaching remake of "RoboCop." In other casting news, Emmy Rossum heads to "Beautiful Creatures" and Olivia Williams joins "The Seventh Boy." It's March 5, and you're simply attentiveness for current day casting call. Joel Kinnaman Confirmed As "RoboCop" Large champion visit Joel Kinnaman. "The Killing" star is finally confirmed (due to Deadline) since the lead in Jose Padilha's reboot of "RoboCop." He'll play Officer Alex Murphy, who's converted to a offense-fighting cyborg after he's destroyed within the kind of duty. The role was carried out by Peter Weller. Emmy Rossum Joins "Beautiful Creatures" Variety is verifying that "Shameless" star Emmy Rossum might be the most recent actress to participate the cast in the supernatural love story "Beautiful Creatures." She'll play in the villain inside the film. "Beautiful Creatures" also stars Viola Davis, Emma Thompson and Jack O'Connell. "The Seventh Boy" Adds Olivia Williams "Toy house" star Olivia Williams might be the most recent actress to participate the arrival fantasy film "The Seventh Boy." Deadline reviews she'll join Rob Bridges, Ben Barnes, Package Harington, Julianne Moore, Alicia Vikander and Antje Traue inside the adaptation of "The Spook's Apprentice." Sergei Bodrov will direct the film off a script by Matt Greenberg and Chuck Leavitt. Idris Elba And Taraji P. Henson Join "Bad Deed" The Hollywood Reporter knows that Idris Elba and Taraji P. Henson will star inside the new thriller "Bad Deed." The film reunites Elba along with his "Luther" director Mike Burns, who also helmed such shows as "MI-5." The film follows a classic da who's now a stay-at-home mother after she and her children get terrorized and kidnapped having a stranger she invites into her home after he'll get in to a vehicle accident. Nicole Kidman To Star In "The Railway Guy" Calculates that it's going to be Nicole Kidman, not the formerly-cast Rachel Weisz, who'll play Colin Firth's inside the approaching film "The Railway Guy." Variety gets the news, adding the film is positioned to start shooting in April. Kidman may have the wife from the guy held captive with the Japanese military in World War Ii who helps him deal with his mental damage and cope with meeting among his captors thirty years later. In Casting Call, the MTV Movies team gathers the day's finest casting news and will be offering it your choice around the silver platter. If you're looking to determine which movie your chosen actor has reserved next, your research has ended. Reveal what you consider inside the comments section and also on Twitter!

John Davis Nabs Archetype

Chronicle producer developing robo shortProducer John Davis, who was one of the people that shepherded Josh Trank and Max Landis' box office hit Chronicle to the big screen, has zeroed in on another filmmaker with a sci-fi flavoured short film background who he thinks might make the leap. He's just picked up the rights to Aaron Sims' Archetype, which you can watch below.Archetype follows what happens when a hulking war machine suddenly seems to malfunction in the field. It's brought in for testing and questioning by Jones (Robert Joy) about why it shut down its fellow battle 'bots with an EM pulse. Seems there might be a ghost in the machine, with RL7 getting a case of the Johnny Fives. Or, given what we learn later in the short, more likely it's all gone a bit Robocop...Sims isn't exactly a Hollywood newcomer: he runs a VFX and design company and has contributed work to everything from Clash Of The Titans to Big Fish and Rise Of The Planet Of The Apes. He also has experience working with the Stan Winston Studio.As for Davis, he's got form bringing the stories of rampaging robots to the screen, having produced I, Robot for Fox back in 2004. He'll be working with Sims to get Archetype converted into a feature length story (possibly alongside the short's writer, Zachary Parris), but there's nothing else in place yet.