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Harrison Ford, last seen in Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal, will star in Morning Glory, which is a comedy that J.J. Abrams is producing for Paramount Pictures. Rachel McAdams (Wedding Crashers) is in negotiations to join the cast too. Aline Brosh McKenna (The Devil Wears Prada) wrote the script. Roger Michell (Enduring Love) is set to direct.

The newly reinvigorated DreamWorks Pictures has re-optioned the film rights to John Wyndham's sci-fi novel Chocky. Spielberg is said to be keen to make the adaptation his next

Screenwriter Josh Zetumer (Villain) is in negotiations to pen the latest movie incarnation of Dune, Frank Herbert's sprawling sci-fi epic, for Paramount Pictures, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The story centers on a futuristic struggle for control of a precious spice called Melange on the desert planet Arrakis. Peter Berg (The Kingdom, Friday Night Lights) is attached to direct.

George Lucas told Fox News that it's more than a strong possibility there will be a fifth Indiana Jones movie. Speaking in Cannes, where Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull premiered over the weekend, Lucas told the news service that he and director Steven Spielberg have left the door open for another sequel.

Shia LaBeouf, whose recent credits include Transformers and Disturbia, will play a lucky loser in The Dark Fields, a thriller in the vein of "Fight Club" and The Game. Neil Burger (The Illusionist) is directing the Universal Pictures project, working from an adaptation of the book by Alan Glynn.

Paramount Pictures and Lucasfilm Ltd. announced today that the first teaser trailer for the highly anticipated Indiana Jones adventure Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

United Artists, which is the mini studio headed by Tom Cruise and his producing partner, has paid seven figures to option the film rights for children's literature series Ranger's Apprentice, a project that could be directed by Oscar-winning Crash filmmaker Paul Haggis, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

Actor and filmmaker Jon Favreau (Elf) will appear in Four Christmases, a new big-screen comedy featuring his "Swingers" co-star Vince Vaughn. Country music stars Tim McGraw (Friday Night Lights, The Kingdom) and Dwight Yoakam (Wedding Crashers) have also signed on for roles in the holiday flick, The Hollywood Reporter said.

Jennifer Garner, who lasted starred in actioner The Kingdom, is in negotiations to star opposite English comic Ricky Gervais (Night at the Museum) in the comedy This Side of the Truth. The film, to be co-written and co-directed by Gervais with Matt Robinson, is set in a world where lying doesn't exist.

Oscar winner Jamie Foxx, who is in theaters with actioner The Kingdom, will next play a trailblazing detective in a fact-based drama involving serial killings and racial harassment. The Zebra Murders reunites Foxx with Matthew Michael Carnahan, the screenwriter of Kingdom.

The title of the new Indiana Jones adventure, now in production under the direction of Steven Spielberg, is Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, it was revealed today by actor Shia LaBeouf.

Jamie Foxx, who won the best actor Academy Award for playing Ray Charles in Ray, is returning to the genre that won him an Oscar. The actor has signed on to The Soloist, a musical biopic that Joe Wright (Pride and Prejudice) will direct for DreamWorks Pictures.

Martial arts action man Jackie Chan, who next stars in Rush Hour 3, will produce and star in "The Shinjuku Incident", a Japan-set immigrant drama to be directed by Derek Yee Tung-sing. Filming, which will start before the end of the year, will include Tokyo and China locations.

I, Robot director Alex Proyas has signed on to helm Dracula Year Zero, Universal Pictures' origins tale about Vlad the Impaler. The film, being produced by Michael De Luca, is one of several in the works about the Romanian royal who inspired Bram Stoker's vampire tale.

Kate Bosworth may be walking the line between life and death. The actress is close to signing on for Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo's upcoming supernatural thriller, After.Life.

Jennifer Garner will lead coming-of-age comedy "Juno" opposite Ellen Page, with Jason Reitman (Thank You for Smoking) directing. The story centers on a teenager (Page) faced with an unplanned pregnancy.

Daniel Craig will star in the first installment of an intended trilogy based on the Philip Pullman series.

Several new stars will lend their voices to the third instalment in the 'Shrek' franchise.

Jason Bateman has joined the cast of action-adventurer The Kingdom for Universal Pictures.

Chris Cooper will star alongside Jamie Foxx in The Kingdom for Universal Pictures.