Sam Mendes

Kate Winslet and Sam Mendes announced today that they have separated.  The 34-year-old actress split from the American Beauty director earlier this year after six years of marriage.A statement from law firm Schillings said: “Kate and Sam are saddened to announce that they separated earlier this year. The split is entirely amicable and is by mutual agreement. Both parties are fully committed to the future joint parenting of their children. They ask that the media respect their privacy at this...Read Full Story

MTV Movies Blog Just another WordPress site Sam Mendes Is Reportedly Up For Directing 'Bond 24' Feb 15th 2013, 17:00 After making a movie that raked in over $1 billion worldwide and is widely recognized as one of the best James Bond movies, is it any surprise that Sam Mendes is considering returning as director for the upcoming "Bond 24"? Not to us, and we're glad that he's finally realizing what a smart idea it is too. Daily Mail's Baz Bamigboye has learned that Mendes is "75...Read Full Story

Why Sam Mendes is done with Bond - Vulture Beyoncé goes blond in her new tour promos - HuffPost Entertainment Carrie Fisher's Star Wars 7 update - Moviefone Whatever happened to Wentworth Miller? - The Daily Beast Is Howard Stern in line to replace Jimmy Fallon? - Splitsider How you can tell a character is evil just by looking at them - Cracked Get a sneak peek at Glee - BuddyTV Noomi Rapace shares her five favorite films - Rotten Tomatoes See 28 alternative versions of the Spring Breakers...Read Full Story

Skyfall was an awesome surprise for me, especially considering how much I personally disliked Quantum of Solace. I wasn't the only one who felt that way either, the film had the highest box office gross of the franchise's 50-year history. Sam Mendes was exactly what the franchise needed. Unfortunately, it doesn't look like he'll be back for round two, at least not yet.Read Full Story

One more thing for Alan Moore to be angry about: Skyfall‘s director and co-writer, Sam Mendes and John Logan, are working on a TV series described by Deadline as “an origin story set in the 1800s London in the vein of The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.” (OK, Alan Moore probably won’t care either way, seeing as it’s not actually a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen TV show. But you never know with him.) The show will feature an assortment of fictional literary characters, including Van...Read Full Story