Though the prequel-sequel has been shooting for around a month, 20th Century Fox has decided that now is the time to blow the doors off Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

The first official look behind the scenes has hit, showing off both the human and ape leads in the follow-up to 2011's Rise of the Planet of the Apes.  That's in addition to an up-to-date official synopsis and even a nugget of casting news.

"Welcome to IAR, can I take your order?"

"Yeah, I'll take two new images of Chloe Grace Moretz in this year's Carrie remake, one bloody and one plain, please.  Oh, and a side order of Julianne Moore."

Judy Greer is a phenomenally talented actress, a beautiful woman with surgical comedic instincts. 

She'll be putting those instincts to use in her first major motion-capture role as Cornelia, the lead female chimpanzee in next year's Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

Scheduled to premiere on Netflix in May is the long-awaited forth season of the Emmy-award winning comedy series Arrested Development. The new series will pick up where the old one left off in 2006 and follow the on-going exploits of the formerly wealthy, habitually dysfunctional Bluth family. Netflix will premiere all fourteen new episodes simultaneously, with a rumored Arrested Development: The Movie to follow. The entire original cast is set to return including Jason Bateman (Michael Bluth), Portia de Rossi (Lindsay Funke), Will Arnett (Gob Bluth), Michael Cera (George Michael Bluth), Alia Shawkat (Maybe Funke), Tony Hale (Buster Bluth), David Cross (Tobias Funke), Jeffrey Tambor (George Bluth), Jessica Walter (Lucille Bluth), and Ron Howard as the Narrator. Returning recurring cast members will include Henry Winkler (Barry Zuckerkorn), Mae Whitman (Ann Veal), Scott Baio (Bob Loblaw), Judy Greer (Kitty Sanchez), Liza Minnelli (Lucille Austero), and Carl Weathers as himself, as well as new cast members John Slattery (Iron Man 2), Terry Crews (The Expendables 2), and Isla Fisher (Bachelorette).  

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick was recently on the set of Adult Swim's Emmy Award-winning show Childrens Hospital and had the rare pleasure of sitting down and speaking with actor Henry Winkler about his involvement in the new Arrested Development series, as well as the legacy of Happy Days. The legendary television actor discussed the new Arrested Development series, his character, what Barry Zuckerkorn has been doing since we last saw him, when Winkler shot his scenes, the possibility of being involved in the proposed film, confirmation that Ron Howard will return as the show's narrator, Howard's "annoying voice," and the genius of series creator Mitchell Hurwitz, as well as the legacy of Happy Days, the impact of playing Arthur "Fonzie" Fonzarelli, and how it has affected Winkler's life and the lives of generations of people around the world. 

Opening in theaters on December 7th is the new romantic comedy Playing for Keeps, which was directed by Gabriele Muccino (The Pursuit of Happiness). The film stars Gerard Butler (Machine Gun Preacher), Jessica Biel (Total Recall), Uma Thurman (Kill Bill: Vol. 1), Catherine Zeta-Jones (Rock of Ages), Judy Greer (The Descendants), Dennis Quaid (What to Expect When You're Expecting), and introducing young actor Noah Lomax (TV's The Walking Dead).   

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had a chance to sit down with Noah Lomax in the IAR Studios to talk about his work on Playing for Keeps. The talented young actor discussed his new film, similarities he has with his character, rehearsing scenes with the director, working with Gerard Butler and Jessica Biel, not knowing who they were before shooting, and learning to play soccer for the film. 

Synopsis: A reimagining of the classic horror tale about Carrie White, a shy girl outcast by her peers and sheltered by her deeply religious mother, who unleashes telekinetic terror on her small town after being pushed too far at her senior prom.

The first teaser trailer for MGM and Screen Gems' new adaptation of Stephen King's first published novel is now online.  If you were wondering just how this Carrie will differ from the 1976 version directed by Brian De Palma, then the teaser answers that question with a resounding, "Carrie kills a whole lot more people."

So Brian De Palma's 1976 Carrie introduced the iconic, endlessly spoofed and replicated image of Sissy Spacek covered in pig's blood at prom.  A remake/new adaptation of Stephen King's first published novel is scheduled for next year, and the first official stills from the film have been revealed online. 

Available on Blu-ray and DVD beginning June 19th is the comedy Jeff, Who Lives at Home from directing brothers Jay and Mark Duplass (Cyrus). The film stars Jason Segel (The Muppets) and Ed Helms (The Lorax) as Jeff and Pat, respectively, two brothers with nothing in common that find themselves drawn together in a series of random meetings and emotional revelations that will change their lives forever. In addition to Segel and Helms the movie features Judy Greer (The Descendants), Rae Dawn Chong (Commando), and Oscar-winner Susan Sarandon (That’s My Boy).

Last month, I had a chance to attend a party in Santa Monica celebrating the Blu-ray and DVD release of Jeff, Who Lives at Home. In attendance were directors Jay and Mark Duplass, as well as actress Judy Greer. I had an opportunity to speak with the extremely busy Mark Duplass, who also moonlights as an actor (Darling Companion, Your Sister’s Sister), and the lovely Ms. Greer about Jeff, Who Lives at Home, and the forthcoming Blu-ray and DVD.

Opening in theaters on March 16th is the latest comedy from directors Jay and Mark Duplass (Cyrus) called Jeff, Who Lives at Home. The film stars an impressive cast of comedic and veteran actors including Jason Segel (The Muppets), Ed Helms (The Lorax), Judy Greer (The Descendants), Rae Dawn Chong (The Color Purple), and Academy Award-winner Susan Sarandon (Dead Man Walking). 

IAR's Managing Editor Jami Philbrick recently had a chance to sit down and speak with the delightfully funny Judy Greer about her work in Jeff, Who Lives at Home, as well as the upcoming Arrested Development mini-series and film. The hilarious actress discussed the new film, her character, the directors unique filmmaking style, Ed Helms commitment to acting, why Jason Segel is the only actor who could play the film's title role, and what she would like to see her Arrested Development character - Kitty Sanchez - do in the upcoming mini-series and film.