Emilio Estevez

Roger Avary, Oscar-winning screenwriter for Pulp Fiction and many other films, pled guilty to gross vehicular manslaughter and drunken driving, following a crash that killed a passenger in his car in 2008. This September, he began to serve his sentence of one year in jail (followed by five years of probation). Naturally, he also began tweeting about it. The bleak literary quality of his tweets (in which he refers to himself only as "#34...  

No matter what he does, in my mind, Emilio Estevez will always be Gordon Bombay (Minneapolis, Minnesota), coach of the Mighty Ducks. And who would've thought that the Breakfast Club actor would've turned out to be a decent director too? Though the reviews were mixed on Bobby, there's no doubt that Estevez at least knows how to operate behind the camera, even if he's not the greatest screenwriter. Variety announces Estevez's The Way (his fourth...  

BRITAIN’S James Nesbitt has joined the cast of Emilio Estevez’s new family drama, The Way. He will join a cast that also includes Estevez’s father, Martin Sheen, as well as Deborah Kara Unger and Angela Molina, according to Variety. The indie drama will be set along the thousand-year-old Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route and follows the story of a Californian ophthalmologist named Tom Avery (played by Sheen) who travels to France to...  

International News: Drama stars Martin Sheen as grieving dad -- Canadian thesp Deborah Kara Unger ("88 Minutes," "Crash") and the U.K.'s James Nesbitt ("Bloody Sunday," "Match Point") have joined Martin Sheen to star in the Emilio Estevez-directed family drama "The Way."  

Spain/San Sebastian Fest/Spotlight: Galicia: Estevez's fourth feature stars father, Martin Sheen -- "The Way," Emilio Estevez's fourth feature as a writer-director, begins at the Camino de Santiago's start, in St.-Jean-Pied-de-Port.  

Spain/San Sebastian Fest/Spotlight: Galicia: 3D 'Apostle,' Estevez's 'The Way' shot in Santiago -- This summer, Santiago was home to Spain's first digital 3-D stop-motion movie, "The Apostle." Meanwhile, Alfonso Cabaleiro, Galicia's new media minister, met with Martin Sheen and Emilio Estevez to discuss Galician support for Estevez's film "The Way."  

James Nesbitt and Deborah Kara Unger have signed on to Emilio Estevez' new family drama, The Way. Talking of family, Estevez has roped in a solid thesp for the lead - his dad, Martin Sheen. Sheen will play Tom Avery, a man who travels to France to reclaim the body of his son, who died in a snowstorm. But instead of shipping him home to be buried, he has him cremated, stores his ashes in his backpack and continues the journey his estranged...