Let the ladies roam free! In Walter Salles' 8-years-in-the-making adaptation of Jack Kerouac's On The Road, Kristen Stewart plays sexually-exploring 16 year old Marylou. And, in one scene, KStew’s character is sandwiched in a car between Jack Kerouac (S.....»»

THR Staff Kristen Stewart, Kirsten Dunst and the rest of the cast of Walter Salles' film pose for photos, while Benicio del Toro joins several other directors to promote their new project......»»

THR Staff Kristen Stewart, Kirsten Dunst and the rest of the cast of Walter Salles' film pose for photos, while Benicio del Toro joins several other directors to promote their new project......»»

THR Staff Kristen Stewart, Garrett Hedlund, Kirsten Dunst, Viggo Mortensen, Danny Morgan, Sam Riley and Tom Sturridge attended the world premiere for Walter Salles' adaptation for Jack Kerouac's novel......»»

Georg Szalai Director Walter Salles, Viggo Mortensen and the Competition film's other stars also came out for the film festival.read more.....»»

Todd McCarthy Walter Salles's adaptation of Jack Kerouac's generation-defining novel is vibrantly visualized and features a "perfect" Kristen Stewart.read more.....»»

Georg Szalai Director Walter Salles, Viggo Mortensen and the Competition film's other stars also came out for the film festival.read more.....»»

Todd McCarthy Walter Salles has done a respectable job of adapting Jack Kerouac's generation-defining novel.read more.....»»

Pamela McClintock The seasoned exec discusses his love for Cannes, his excitement over Walter Salles' adaptation of Jack Kerouac's novel and how chewing gum is his secret weapon.read more.....»»

Pamela McClintock The seasoned exec discusses his love for Cannes, his excitement over Walter Salles' adaptation of Jack Kerouac's novel and how chewing gum is his secret weapon.read more.....»»

  [caption id="attachment_16400" align="aligncenter" width="400" caption="Aaron Sorkin will do his Aaron Sorkin thing with this very successful book."][/caption] I guess it's not really a surprise that Aaron Sorkin has been chosen to adapt Walter I.....»»

An increasingly bitter Walter Cronkite never hid his disdain for his “CBS Evening News” successor, Dan Rather — until his bosses ordered him to zip it as part of his final contract with the network. That’s one of the revelations about the complica.....»»

An increasingly bitter Walter Cronkite never hid his disdain for his “CBS Evening News” successor, Dan Rather — until his bosses ordered him to zip it as part of his final contract with the network. That’s one of the revelations about the complica.....»»

If you liked that movie about Mark Zuckerberg, then there is a good chance you'll like a movie about Steve Jobs because Aaron Sorkin is writing it! Sony picked up the rights to Walter Issacson’s authorized biography of the technology wizard and official.....»»

Steve Jobs will come to life on screen courtesy of "The Social Network" writer Aaron Sorkin, who is set to pen a movie about the Apple visionary, Sony Pictures announced Tuesday. The film will be based on the biography of Jobs written by Walter Isaacson a.....»»

Aaron Sorkin the Oscar-winning screenwriter behind The West Wing and The Social Network is to write Sonys biopic of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs The film is based on Walter Isaacsons official biography of the late entrepreneur and is entirely unconnected t.....»»

Aaron Sorkin has signed up to bring Steve Jobs life to the big screen with a screenplay based on a hit book about the late Apple boss The Oscar-winning screenwriter will adapt Walter Isaacsons authorised biography which was Amazons best-selling title........»»

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Steve Jobs' life will be brought to the big screen by Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin in a movie based on Walter Isaacson's best-selling biography of the enigmatic co-founder of Apple, maker of iPods and iPads......»»

Stephen Galloway Marlon Brando turned it down, Mexican drug wars nearly derailed it, and Francis Ford Coppola never got to direct it -- but the "Twilight" superstar trimmed her fee to less than $200K for director Walter Salles, and Jack Kerouac's beat-ge.....»»

Stephen Galloway Marlon Brando turned it down, Mexican drug wars nearly derailed it, and Francis Ford Coppola never got to direct it -- but the "Twilight" superstar trimmed her fee to less than $200K for director Walter Salles, and Jack Kerouac's beat-ge.....»»