Morning Grind: Who'll Play John McClane Junior. in 'Die Hard 5'?

The situation is moving crisply round the 'Die Hard 5' front. The film got the state release date (Feb. 14, 2013) and official title (the hilariously bad 'A Good Day to Die Hard'), now comments are circulating this may also soon find an onscreen boy for Bruce Willis. Variety states that screen tests 're going ahead, with names like Ben Promote, Aaron Paul and Paul Dano round the narrow your research of options. The role of John McClane Junior. will most likely be highly coveted round the chance that whoever can get cast could inherit the franchise from Willis afterwards. According to 20th Century Fox, no actor posseses an inside track at this time around. [Variety] Oscar Isaac, Carey Mulligan's ne'er-do-well husband in 'Drive,' has acquired charge role in 'Inside Llewyn Davis,' the newest film within the Coen brothers and sisters. 'Davis' focuses on the '60s folk scene in Greenwich Village. No studio is attached yet, but Scott Rudin will produce. Per Deadline, a cavalcade of Hollywood's best are wanting obtain a component inside the film. Good job, Oscar! [Deadline] Rade Sherbedgia remains cast since the villain in 'Taken 2,' meaning Liam Neeson will kill Rade Sherbedgia onscreen in 'Taken 2.' Good job, Rade? [THR/Warmth Vision] The first time in over thirty years, Woodsy Allen has changed a formerly-introduced title. The Rome-set 'Bop Decameron' is going to be known to as 'Nero Fiddled.' "I possibly could not believe how handful of people had learned about the Decameron, during Rome," Allen mentioned in the statement. "As well as the handful of that did assumed the film required it's origin from Boccaccio's tales, so it is not. Anyhow, I changed the title to 'Nero Fiddled,' the first time I've changed a title since my eleventh hour switch of 'Anhedonia' to 'Annie Hall.'" 'Fiddled' stars Jesse Eisenberg, Alec Baldwin, Greta Gerwig, Ellen Page, Roberto Benigni, Penelope Cruz and Allen themselves. [Variety] Guillermo del Toro's 'Pacific Rim' will hit theaters on May 10, 2013, two several days earlier than expected. [Not Remote] Director Joel Schumacher releases 'Trespass' a couple of days ago, and hopefully it has better luck than his last outing, 'Twelve.' That film acquired roughly $183,000 throughout its theatrical run, which causes it to be one of the finest busts of 2010. Much less Schumacher has any hard feelings. "It's the number-one most unlicensed film in Shanghai inside the month of May!" he told Movieline. "Pals of mine live there they have all of the not the most effective 10 movies nevertheless the top unlicensed movies. 'Twelve' was # 1 for your month of May. Really, what this means is huge amounts of individuals have observed your movie, and individuals who bought got f-cked since they didn't produce a cent." [Movieline] [Photo: WireImage] Follow Moviefone on Twitter Like Moviefone on Facebook RELATED