Last week I watched the DVD of Atlas Shrugged movie director Vadim Perelman's House of Sand and Fog. Since he's going to be the proverbial "god" of the new Atlas Shrugged movie, I figured it ... »More

UPDATE (13 Oct) - We have now published a slightly modified version of Bidinotto's post as a feature column at the Atlasphere: "Major Atlas Shrugged Movie Updates." Robert Bidinotto has just published a long and excellent ... »More

This just in from The Atlas Society: We've just received word that the producers and director of the Atlas Shrugged movie will be joining us at our October 6, 2007 50th anniversary celebration of the publication ... »More

Sounds like the Atlas Shrugged movie isn't in turnaround after all. Here's an update from Variety: Lionsgate has brought on Vadim Perelman to rewrite "Atlas Shrugged" and direct Angelina Jolie in the starring role. While Lionsgate ... »More

Variety.com is reporting that Vadim Perelman will direct the movie adaptation of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged. The article also reports an early 2008 start of production. Perelman directed the 2003 film, "The House of Sand ... »More

A friend of mine posted this on his blog: The word on the street is that the Atlas Shrugged movie project is in "turnaround" status. That means that the producers (Baldwin Entertainment Group) have given up ... »More

In a brief interview with Cinematical, Angelina Jolie provided this update on the upcoming Atlas Shrugged movie: She had a little more to say about the adaptation of Atlas Shrugged, which is moving forward very slowly, ... »More

The May/June issue of Script, a magazine for screenwriters, has a cover story on Randall Wallace, focusing on his new job as writer of the screen adaptation of Atlas Shrugged. Unfortunately, the story itself isn't available ... »More

The Atlas Shrugged movie now not only has its own page in the Internet Movie Database (which has probably been the case for a while), but their IMDB page also offers this update, as of ... »More

An update and history of the Atlas Shrugged movie project was published in Sunday's New York Times. The article discusses the current Baldwin Entertainment Group/Lions Gate project, and is framed by a recounting of past ... »More