So Universal is zipping along with The Bourne Legacy, a franchise continuation that will not star Matt Damon or feature the character of Jason Bourne, but will leave the door open for his possible return at some later date.  After an extensive search that at one point seemed to include every possible leading man within a twenty-year age range, the studio and writer-director Tony Gilroy settled on Jeremy Renner to play a fellow graduate of a covert CIA assassin program who gets in some trouble.  With Rachel Weisz on board to play the leading lady, it looks like Edward Norton will also join the project, making The Bourne Legacy his most commercial endeavor since The Incredible Hulk back in 2008.

iamROGUE asks filmmaker Doug Liman (Swingers, Bourne Identity, Fair Game) to share his Top 6 Movies, which just about includes anything with the great Katherine Hepburn. Check out the video here! To see more videos with Doug Liman and hear why he is a "film school dropout", visit the Rogue Spotlight.

Filmmaker Doug Liman (Bourne Identity, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Jumper) talks about one of his biggest challenges on his movies --the casting process!  Listen to him discuss casting Matt Damon's leading lady in Bourne Identity and one of the most famous couples in the world - Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie in Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

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Filmmaker Doug Liman (Bourne Identity, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Jumper) talks about how to deal with rejection in Hollywood and developing a "thick skin." Watch the video and hear him tell you the ups and downs of what its like to stick around in Hollywood.

Director Doug Liman (Swingers, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Jumper) shares his best advice for young and aspiring filmmakers.

"If you do nothing else when you make your short film, push yourself beyond where you are comfortable, so you can learn," advises Liman.

'Bourne Identity' filmmaker Doug Liman shares advice about dealing with rejection in Hollywood for our First Take with him in an Exclusive Rogue Spotlight.

"Failure in Hollywood is not about falling down because we all fall down, but failure in Hollywood is about not getting back up," shares Liman about filmmaking.  That's how 'Swingers' got made, this cult classic - perseverance.