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THE SPY , starring Sacha Baron Cohen , is inspired by the real-life story of former notorious Mossad agent, Eli Cohen, who successfully goes undercover in Syria and ultimately changed the course of Israel’s history. Discuss this with fellow SJF fans on Facebook . On Twitter, follow us at @SandwichJohnFilms Please Leave A Comment-

With its development troubles – including the loss of director Lynn Ramsay and star Michael Fassbender early in the process – now seemingly behind it, Natalie Portman -starring Western drama Jane Got A Gun faces its next challenge: getting bums on seats. Watch the trailer after the Jump... The film’s story finds Portman as Jane Hammond, shocked to see her estranged outlaw hubby Bill “Ham” Hammond ( Noah Emmerich ) stagger home full of bullets after being double-crossed by his gang. With the criminals (led by Ewan McGregor’s Colin McCann) on their way to finish the job, Jane decides to reach out to sharp-shootin’ old flame Dan Frost (Joel Edgerton) for assistance in defending her home. But as you’ll see from the trailer (and we’d add a spoiler alert here for good measure), it won’t be quite as simple as that, with Jane’s daughter Kate kidnapped by McCann and even Dan’s allegiance wavering after an offer to share in the bounty for Bill’s capture. Still, Jane shows herself to

It has been infamous for its troubled development and the chaotic start to its shoot, but Natalie Portman and the Jane Got A Gun team will be hoping that 2015 is the year that the Western thriller puts its troubles behind it and stands on its own merits. The first imagery for the film is now online. The film’s story finds Natalie Portman as the titular homesteader, shocked to see her estranged outlaw hubby ( Noah Emmerich ) stagger home full of bullets after being double-crossed by his gang. With the criminals (led by Ewan McGregor ) on their way to finish the job, Jane decides to reach out to a sharp-shootin’ old flame ( Joel Edgerton ) for assistance in defending her home. See all the images after the Jump... This one has faced seemingly endless problems before and even during the shoot. Michael Fassbender left the project early on and director Lynne Ramsay departed on the first day of filming after clashing with the producers. Gavin O’Connor ste