Angelina Jolie Replaces Tom Cruise in “Edwin A. Salt”

Noyce’s entry has nothing for “Edwin A. Salt” IMdBPRO has “Captain Blood” as an optioned property looking for writers. The “Edwin A. Salt” entry still has Cruise and says Noyce is off the project.

jules @ 08/12/2008 at 12:47 am

Noyce’s entry has nothing for “Edwin A. Salt” IMdBPRO has “Captain Blood” as an optioned property looking for writers. The “Edwin A. Salt” entry still has Cruise and says Noyce is off the project.
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Why don’t you trolls show your sources unlike the BAMPZSKV fans and Jared?

alia @ 08/12/2008 at 12:38 am
just watching the Olympics like crazy…i think i’m addicted…lol
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Me too. Great that the boys scored a bronze. They weren’t expected to win anything. They did a great job.

fyi2 @ 08/12/2008 at 12:58 am
Three of the kids will be in school next year, Maddox (7), Pax (5), Zahara (4).
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Dang, the kids are growing so fast. Z will be in preschool, Pax will be in kindergarten and I guess Maddox will be in second grade.

luckyl, i am doing well. thank you for asking. = )

alia and jill, the guys did a great job. such talent and discipline.

LuckyL @ 08/12/2008 at 12:13 am

ROFLMAO! I hope somebody at Vogue clicks on that link I sent them and sees this one:

WTF? @ 08/11/2008 at 11:42 pm

This is a Vogue cover? For the September issue which is the biggest of the year????? WTF? it looks like that supermarket checkout magazine Women’s Day.

Jolie replaces Cruise for Salt
Author: Clint Morris Date: Monday, August 11th, 2008 Time: 7:45 pm

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Update : Variety has since confirmed our story

Moviehole has been informed by an inside source that Angelina Jolie will replace Tom Cruise as the star of ‘’Edwin A. Salt” - or “Edwina A. Salt”, as the film will now be suitably retitled.

The Philip Noyce-directed thriller is set for a February shoot in New York.

Rumour has it that Cruise felt the role was a little too similar to that of his ”Mission Impossible” character - IMF agent Ethan Hunt - and so left the production (He wasn’t, contrary to what others say, fired from the production).

After her success as an action heroine in films like “Wanted” and “Mr & Mrs Smith”, Jolie was snapped up rather quickly for the role (there is no truth to the rumour that Will Smith was asked to replace Cruise first - Smith was never approached).

http://www.moviehole.net/200814779-jolie-replaces-cruise-for-salt

off to bed bampzsvk…goodnight

Good evening to all BAMPZSKV fans. Gawd I’ve been out all day and haven’t posted anything. Gawd policticians want Angie to endorse them. And movie studios want her to star in their movies. And are willing to rewrite them to suit her. Who says Brad and Angie are through in HW and can’t get work. Damn I would love to be through like this.
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I just saw this on the Huffington Post. I don’t know if it has bee posted or not. If so ignore, if not read. Peace

NEW YORK — Newsstand sales of U.S. magazines fell 6.3 percent in the first half of 2008, an industry group said Monday, as rising gas and food costs led consumers to cut back on nonessential spending.

Most top titles, including best-selling Cosmopolitan and O, The Oprah Magazine, had sharp declines. Of the top 10 newsstand sellers, only People, the entertainment news magazine, and In Style posted gains.

“This is nothing more than really just the impact of the economy,” said John Harrington, an industry analyst with Harrington Associates. “People are shopping very cautiously and less frequently, avoiding impulse buys, which are what magazine purchases are.”

Publishers redouble efforts to sign up subscribers during economic slowdowns because they know newsstand sales will ebb, which they need to offset because advertising rates are based on minimum circulation targets.

Newsstand sales are far more lucrative than subscriptions, though, meaning circulation revenue is dropping at most titles.

“It is easy to manipulate subscription numbers because publishers can sell them at a loss just to meet their rate base,” Harrington said. “The growth may not be high-quality subscribers that will renew.”

Overall magazine circulation, which includes subscription and newsstand sales, was flat at 349.9 million copies in the period, as paid subscriptions edged higher to 290.2 million copies, the Audit Bureau of Circulations reported in its biannual tally.

Single-copy magazine sales in the six months ended June 30 fell to 44.1 million copies from 47.1 million a year ago. The survey included 467 titles that reported results in both periods.

Like newspapers, magazines have been struggling with declining advertising revenue as readers increasingly go online for news and entertainment. In the second quarter, magazines had 8.2 percent fewer ad pages, the Publishers Information Bureau reported.

Hearst Corp.’s Cosmopolitan magazine, the top-seller on the country’s newsstands, had a 6 percent decline to 1.75 million copies _ nearly 114,000 fewer magazines. Top 10 sellers US Weekly, Woman’s World and O, The Oprah Magazine each posted a double-digit decline in newsstand sales.

People, published by Time Inc., boosted newsstand sales by 5.2 percent and remained the No. 2 best-selling magazine at kiosks around the country. In Style was also able to increase newsstand sales.

“People has been steady over the years and there’s probably more quality to the magazine in terms of what they do” compared with the crowded field of celebrity gossip titles, Harrington said.

In Touch Weekly, down 28.7 percent at the newsstand, and Life & Style Weekly, down 30.2 percent, both added 50 percent to their cover prices in the period.

Everyday With Rachel Ray, the cooking magazine featuring the popular Food Network host, had 6 percent higher newsstand sales and a 36 percent increase in total circulation.

Rolling Stone, the venerable music magazine, said Monday that it will abandon its iconic size for a smaller, more rack-friendly format starting in fall.

Publisher Jann Wenner said the change is not to conserve costs, but partly to offer advertisers and sellers a more uniform size. Wenner Media said the new size will allow for more editorial pages and higher quality paper that will result in sharper photos.

The magazine had 6.6 percent lower newsstand sales of 115,644 issues in the latest period.

It is a great news! I am so happy for Angie and family. All the haters try to put her and her family down but how can good Karma not follow Angie, She is the best with a heart of GOLD. It is UP** UP** UP for Angie. I LOVE her. I have watched Wanted twice and it a great action movie from beginning to the end. JA fans eat your hearts out, too painful to taken in another good news for the JP’s family!

Man….poor old Tiny Tom. You know your career is in the crapper when you get dumped from a project you’ve been babying for 3 or 4 years…and then find out you’ve been replaced not by a man, but a woman. I’m sure Tiny Tom finds it cold comfort that the woman is Angelina Jolie. He should look at it this way - at least he wasn’t dumped for his own wife. BBBBBWWWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

# 38 felix @ 08/11/2008 at 9:26 pm

CRUISE has A NEW movie/project called FOOD FIGHT.

Check http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/news/e3id0839a35f93f478463bf0db809295d98

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ROTFLMAO. Damn. Not only has he been replaced by a woman in a major spy thriller…but now he’s reduced to playing second fiddle to a bunch of kids flinging their school lunch at one another. Can working with puppies along side Owen Wilson be far behind?