Can you feel the chill in the air? Winter’s coming! Okay, so many of you likely don’t live in the northeast and this is the Movie News Cheat Sheet, so there’s little room for TV references here, but fall is right around the corner! Even with Oscar season approaching, our Academy Awards potentials aren’t getting much love at the box office. After a weak start, Warrior took a tough fall and this weekend newcomer Drive lacked the zest to earn it the #1 spot, or even the #2 one for that matter. In other dark news, Nicolas Cage is apparently a vampire and Tim Burton’s take on Dark Shadows looks…

Jennifer Garner, who starred in and produced the upcoming satirical comedy ‘Butter,’ hit the red carpet for the film’s premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival in Casadei pink confection satin sling-back peep heels. The actress, who is four months pregnant with her third child, matched the pumps with a Valentino Fall 2011 pink embellished chiffon dress for the premiere, which screened on September 13 at Roy Thomson Hall. Garner is just one of several A-list actresses, including Angelina Jolie, Drew Barrymore and Halle Berry, who admire Casadei shoes for their glamor and sophistication. The shoes are also known for their meticulous attention to detail. Written by: Karen Benardello

Jennifer Garner wore nude Casadei peep-toe heels as she hit the red carpet at the inaugural BAFTA Brits To Watch event on July 9, 2011 at the Belasco Theatre in Los Angeles. She matched the shoes with a one-shouldered silk royal blue YSL gown that featured Old Hollywood draping and a train. She accessorized the outfit with gold earrings and a box clutch. The Brits To Watch event was hosted by BAFTA’s President, Prince William and his wife, Catherine The Duchess of Cambridge, during their visit to California. The event was designed to highlight the current range of British talent in film, television and video games. The event’s goal was…

Title: Arthur Director: Jason Winer (TV’s ‘Modern Family’) Starring: Russell Brand, Jennifer Garner, Helen Mirren, Greta Gerwig (‘No Strings Attached’) Mixing a controversial comic and an award-winning television director to remake a classic comedy movie usually paves the way for a successful film. Warner Bros. drew attention to its remake of the hit 1981 comedy film ‘Arthur’ when it announced it cast Russell Brand in the title role, as the actor is possibly more well to American audiences for his personal life than his career. But even the comedian’s eccentric and surprisingly relatable portrayal of Arthur can’t completely save first-time film director Jason Winer’s re-visioning of the hit Dudley Moore…

More reboot news to report–and like a lot of reboot news, it might make you irritated, sad, and confused. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jennifer Garner and Disney have acquired the rights to “Miss Marple”, a beloved property. Disney and Garner, who will produce, plan on recreating Marple with an edge, per se. According to the article, Marple will not only be a bit edgier, but she’ll also be younger. The edginess is supposedly probably in the works for the contemporary adaptation due to the addition of Mark Frost as the screenwriter. While he is responsible for the “Fantastic Four” movies, his original claim to fame is co-creating the cult…

A new trailer for the remake of “Arthur” has been released. The trailer, featuring Russell Brand, Greta Gerwig, Helen Mirren and Jennifer Garner also has appearances from the likes of John Hodgman, Evander Holyfield, Nick Nolte and Luis Guzmán. The film is a remake of the 1981 film starring Dudley Moore, Liza Minelli, John Gielgund and Geraldine Fitzgerald, in which a rich drunken playboy must marry a woman he’s not in love with in order to keep his wealthy inheritance. From the trailer alone, I can already tell that “Arthur” purists are going to be upset by the updated script because there are a lot of things in the trailer…

Michael De Luca Productions and The Weinstein Company just released this behind the scenes clip from the upcoming comedy “Butter” by director Jim Field Smith (She’s Out of My League, Mising Moscow) and starring Twilight starlette Ashley Greene (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1, The Apparition), Olivia Wilde (TRON: Legacy, Cowboys & Aliens), Hugh Jackman (X-Men Origins: Wolverine 2, Australia), Jennifer Garner (Valentine’s Day), Kristen Schaal (Toy Story 3) and Alicia Silverstone (Vamps, Elektra Luxx). Synopsis: A comedy set in the Midwest U.S., where an adopted girl discovers her talent for butter carving and finds herself pitted against an ambitious local woman in their town’s annual contest. Stay…

Clearly a comedy starring Rob Corddry isn’t bulletproof, but someone out there recognized the depths of his hilarity in Hot Tub Time Machine and hired the former The Daily Show with Jon Stewart correspondent to join the cast of the dramedy Butter. The film already boasts big names including Jennifer Garner and Kate Hudson, but Corddry’s comedic prowess is a welcomed addition. Just as notable as the cast is the script. Jason Micallef’s piece found itself in the #3 position on the 2008 Black List. It involves an Iowa woman (Garner) hoping to take the butter carving title that once belonged to her husband. When a young orphan girl (Yara…

‘Laverne & Shirley’ is reportedly set to hit the big screen, and will star Jennifer Garner and Jessica Biel, based on a script written by Jamie Foxx. The show’s producer, Garry Marshall, confirmed to TV Guide at the 18th Annual Night At Sardi’s Fundraiser for Alzheimer’s that the movie version of the hit show is in the works. The director of last month’s number-one box office hit ‘Valentine’s Day’ said Foxx, who appeared in the ensemble cast of that movie, felt his co-stars Garner and Biel were just like the TV characters. Rumors about the big-screen adaptation first began swirling during press junkets for ‘Valentine’s Day,’ as Marshall said that…

Title: Valentine’s Day Directed by: Garry Marshall Starring: Taylor Lautner (The Twilight Saga: Eclipse), Bradley Cooper (The A-Team), Anne Hathaway (Alice in Wonderland), Jessica Biel, Taylor Swift, Julia Roberts, Ashton Kutcher and Jessica Alba. The power of a consumer driven holiday is frustratingly overwhelming. We’re weakened to the point that we’re willing to drop hundreds of dollars on overpriced meals, greeting cards and flowers even though a simple ‘I Love You’ would have sufficed. Not only have I conceded and bought gifts, flowers, cards and candy, but I haven been suckered into enjoying one of the most poorly made films of the year, Valentine’s Day. Brace yourself; this is no…