2012 Release Delayed
Sony has moved the release date of director Roland Emmerich’s latest disaster epic, 2012, from July to November, reports Variety. Sony is adamant that the movie is not behind schedule, and that the decision was made because the company is already releasing a number of other blockbuster movies in the summer, including Da Vinci Code sequel Angels And Demons, remake The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three and Terminator: Salvation (for which Sony has international distribution rights). 2012 will now open on the weekend in November that Sony has reserved for the past two Bond releases.

Whedon’s Cabin Casting
Casting is underway on The Cabin In The Woods, the horror film co-written and produced by Joss Whedon for his old Buffy/Angel cohort Drew Goddard to direct and co-write. According to The Hollywood Reporter Richard (Six Feet Under) Jenkins and Bradley (The West Wing) Whitford will play white-collar co-workers with a mysterious connection to the cabin. Goddard, who also wrote Cloverfield, promises that the film will be a new twist on an old horror cliché, joking that: "It's really just your basic typecasting: When you need two actors to run through the woods in low-cut nighties, you immediately think of Richard Jenkins and Bradley Whitford."

Chuck Showrunner Hedging His Cancellation Bets
Chuck exec producer Josh Schwartz has told Entertainment Weekly's Mike Ausiello that the second half of the show’s second season crams "three seasons’ worth of stories into the next 10 episodes," because there’s no guarantee of a third season.