Great Scott! Will Zac Efron just leave the 80's alone? Speaking to Teen Hollywood, the High School Musical and 17 Again star was all jazzed up about playing the role made classic by Michael J. Fox. Much of his enthusiasm seems to come from his childhood, as he told the website: "Growing up, my favorite thing was to go into the car and play Back to the Future. I would pretend I was Marty McFly."

On top of this, Efron even has his own DeLorean, which was reportedly given to him by his grandfather.

As concerned as I may be, I'm also confused. Did this mean Efron used to play with the car radio or obtain plutonium illegally?

For the record, there has indeed been talk of another Back to the Future - but

Hopefully this isn't another con from the Bluth family. The heavily-anticipated film adaptation of the cult TV series has just gotten a small update from one of its key players, actor Will Arnett. For those unfamiliar with the show, Arnett plays a struggling magician who is a member of the uber dysfunctional Bluth Family. The show (and later the film), includes actors like Jason Bateman, Michael Cera, Portia De Rossi and David Cross.

Speaking to MTV News, Arnett offered a few words on the status of the project. He said: "There's no script as of right now, but it's something that Mitch [Hurwitz] is actively working on and getting ready for, and we're hoping to start shooting by the end of the year. I know that's one of the goals. There are a

Michael Sheen stood toe to toe with The Queen, brought an icy Frost against Nixon and is now going to show a whole bunch of vampires a New Moon. The 40-year-old actor is set to play the role of Aro in the next film from the Twilight series. Aro is the leader of a vampire clan called the Volturi.

Michael Sheen has previous experience in the vampire/werewolf Underworld, as he played the pivotal character of Lucian in that trilogy.

Speaking to The Daily Mail, New Moon director Chris Weitz said he "aggressively pursued" Sheen. Weitz said, "Michael's role is so important because he's the head of all vampires." Weitz then described the character of Aro has "a very gracious and friendly vampire, but beneath that he is a tremendous threat."

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Usually, ratings for films are revealed through trailers or posters. However, the way that the rating for Terminator Salvation has been revealed could probably actually cause the apocalypse. Thanks to Pizza Hut, the world now knows that the fourth Terminator movie will be rated PG-13. Don't believe me? Love to mix your pizza with death and destruction?

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In the bottom left corner of the page, make note of that tiny rating box. PG-13.

This comes as somewhat unsettling considering the general story of the film (a war between robots and humans that will likely involve tons of explosive greatness). Also, at Comic-Con last year, director McG was heard saying that he was under no pressure for a PG-13 rating. However, it appears that a long-battled for scene

Looks like I'm not the only one tired of the Pirates of the Caribbean trilogy. Director Gore Verbinski, who helmed all three films of the series so far, has said that he will not return for a fourth. Variety is reporting that he has told this news to Disney and producer Jerry Bruckheimer. There's no word on who shall take his place, or how it will affect the film's tentative 2010 release date.

He said: "I had a fantastic time bringing 'Pirates' to life, and I am eternally grateful to Jerry [Bruckheimer], Johnny [Depp] and the rest of the creative and production team. I'm looking forward to all of us crossing paths again in the future." By no means has Verbinski walked off the career plank - in fact, he's currently involved in three

Now this is the type of casting we can only dream about. The A Nightmare On Elm Street remake has a new Freddy - Jackie Earle Haley. Variety is reporting that the Watchmen star is signed up to play the iconic horror villain for the remake from Platinum Dunes.

Last year, New Line studios decided to reboot its famous horror franchise that started with A Nightmare on Elm Street and was last heard about in Freddy Vs. Jason. Before that teeny Lord of the Rings trilogy, it was the studio's most lucrative series of films.

Michael Bay, Andrew Form and Brad Fuller are set to produce A Nightmare On Elm Street, with John Rickard co-producing. The film is set to start shooting next month in Chicago with Samuel Bayer directing a script written

This project is about a different type of "highness." James Franco has signed on to act alongside Foot Fist Way's Danny McBride in "Your Highness," a medieval-fantasy comedy to be directed by David Gordon Green (all three of them worked on Pineapple Express.

The script was written by McBride and frequent collaborator Ben Best. According to Variety, it's a comedy about two princes from medieval times. When an evil wizard puts a spell on their father and kidnaps the older prince's fiancee, they must go on a journey to save their family and their kingdom.

Scott Stuber is going to be the producer of the film from Universal Studios, which is set to start shooting on July 20 in Belfast. Jon Mone, Mark Huffam, and Danny McBride are going to executive produce.

Thinking back

Not surprisingly, Sacha Baron Cohen's new film Bruno has been given an NC-17 rating by the Motion Picture Association of America. Similar to Borat, Bruno will have the famous comedian pretending to be a certain character while he interviews people from and about the fashion world. This time, Baron Cohen plays a gay fashionista from Austria.

Universal Pictures, the studio behind the film, is still aiming for an R-rating. Apparently, the ratings board did not like a certain amount of "sexual sequences" in the film. Necessary cuts are being made, and the deleted material will likely be seen on the film's DVD release.

The film is still set to release on July 10th.

If you are unfamiliar with Bruno, I recommend you look up some of his (not safe for work) moments from "Da