Sofia Coppola is telling Vogue that she’s started writing her next film, and that she’ll be working on it for most of 2025. The script is still in the “very early stages,” but that she’s “excited” to see where it goes.

Greig Fraser will not be coming back for “Dune: Messiah.” His replacement will be Oscar winning DP Linus Sandgren whose most notable work can be seen in “La La Land”, “Saltburn,” “Babylon,” and “No Time to Die.”

Bob Persichetti and Justin K. Thompson are set to direct the highly-anticipated conclusion to the studio’s Oscar-winning Spider-Verse trilogy, Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse.

Christian Bale is in talks to play former Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis in David O. Russell’s “Madden,” which stars another Oscar winner, Nicolas Cage, as football icon John Madden.

Director Reed Morano is teasing her Charlie Kaufman penned “The Memory Police”. An image was up on Morano’s Instagram stories, but it’s expired already. The film, starring Lily Gladstone has been already shot.

Werner Herzog is set to direct his first animated feature — “The Twilight Zone”, based on his own best selling novel. The film tells the story of Hiro Onoda, a Japanese soldier, who after the end of WWII, refused to surrender and fought in the Philippines jungle for 30 years.

Gus Van Sant is finally directing a new movie. He’s set to direct Bill Skarsgard and Dacre Montgomery in the true story crime thriller “Dead Man’s Wire”.

Eddie Redmayne joins Julia Roberts and Elizabeth Olsen in Sam Esmail's thriller “Panic Carefully”. The film is set at Warner Bros.