Arrested Development

Keri Russell is possibly coming back to television. And it gets better. She would be teaming up with Will Arnett for a sitcom by the creator of Arrested Development.

We're all in.

In Wilde Kingdom, Arnett would play a Bevery Hills playboy who falls for a humanitarian played by Russell. We imagine it will follow the same style as Arrested Development, which would be awesome. 

Transformers star Shia LaBeouf and Arrested Development’s Michael Cera have emerged as the front-runners to play Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg, in a new movie about the social network, according to reports.

Roseanne Barr is planning a return to TV, 12 years after her hit ABC show, Roseanne, left that air.

Barr has been on the radio and performing stand-up comedy since Roseanne finished its nine year run in 1997. 

The comedienne has teamed with Caryn Mandabach, a producer from her original show, and Jim Vallely, a writer for Arrested Development, to create a new comedy show for Fox with Roseanne once again playing the matriarch of a family.

Roseanne meets Arrested Development? We're so there.

—J. Bavoso

Either Will Arnett is messing with us, or he’s returning to TV, three years after Arrested Development went off the air, in the first comedy thriller.

Will told the New York Daily News he’s working on the new pilot with Arrested Development creator, Mitch Hurwitz.

He says, “Mitch and I are developing a new show for Fox. It’s a comedy thriller, a thrill a second. God, I hope people don’t think it’s terrible.”

What is that?

Like Clue?

Whasagoinon?

—Sasha Perl-Raver

Sweet news!

Michael Cera finally got off his high horse and has signed on to the Arrested Development movie.

That means, it is arrested no longer.

The entire cast is on board, Fox Searchlight is backing the project, Mitchell Hurwitz is writing the script and Ron Howard is slated to direct the film which could begin production by the end of this year. 

–Sasha Perl-Raver

The ever adorable Michael Cera (Superbad, Arrested Development, Juno) and Kat Dennings (The 40-Year-Old Virgin) greet fans at Much Music in Toronto where they’re promoting their new movie Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist during the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival.

The film stars Michael and Kat as two people thrust together for one long, sleepless night of musical adventure through New York City as they hunt to find a legendary band’s secret show.