As it's revealed that Sam Taylor-Johnson's EL James adaptation may be released in a softcore and a not-so-softcore version (less than a week after Lars von Trier announced he was hardcore only), we've the full lowdown on what's happening in movies today
*What did you watch over the weekend? *Did you get served by the Butler, or lend an ear to the Counselor? Get down and dirty with Don Jon or Dom Hemingway? Or might you have finally caught up with Black Swan for its network TV premiere. Let us know in the comments below, and chip in below the line on last week's Guardian Film Show and tell our critics how wrong (or right) they got it.
*On the site today*
• Fifty-year battle over James Bond ends as Kevin McClory's family give up rights - could this mean the return of Blofeld and Spectre?
• Fifty Shades of Grey could be released in two versions
• Batman controlling army of drones in Man of Steel 2, tweets Warner exec
• Terrence Howard accuses Robert Downey Jr of taking his money and pushing him out of Iron Man 2
• Luc Besson's EuropaCorp denies embezzlement claims
• Disney banned Walt Disney from smoking in Saving Mr Banks
• Scarlett Johansson wins best actress for Spike Jonze's Her at Rome film festival
• Paul Heig planning The Heat spinoff
• Al Pacino was considered for the Tom Cruise role in Interview with the Vampire – which near casting misses would you have really liked to see?
• Plus as Gravity passes the $500m mark, Jeremy Kay has five things we can learn from this weekend's US box office.
*In the paper today*• John Patterson interviews Forest Whitaker for The Butler
*You may have missed*• Emma Brockes had an audience with Alec Baldwin
• Mark Kermode reviewed all the big cinema releases, plus Guy Lodge and Philip French were on call with new and classic DVD reviews
• John Patterson reassessed Gone with the Wind in the light of 12 Years a Slave in The Guide
• Paul MacInnes met the writer/director of Dom Hemingway
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*What did you watch over the weekend? *Did you get served by the Butler, or lend an ear to the Counselor? Get down and dirty with Don Jon or Dom Hemingway? Or might you have finally caught up with Black Swan for its network TV premiere. Let us know in the comments below, and chip in below the line on last week's Guardian Film Show and tell our critics how wrong (or right) they got it.
*On the site today*
• Fifty-year battle over James Bond ends as Kevin McClory's family give up rights - could this mean the return of Blofeld and Spectre?
• Fifty Shades of Grey could be released in two versions
• Batman controlling army of drones in Man of Steel 2, tweets Warner exec
• Terrence Howard accuses Robert Downey Jr of taking his money and pushing him out of Iron Man 2
• Luc Besson's EuropaCorp denies embezzlement claims
• Disney banned Walt Disney from smoking in Saving Mr Banks
• Scarlett Johansson wins best actress for Spike Jonze's Her at Rome film festival
• Paul Heig planning The Heat spinoff
• Al Pacino was considered for the Tom Cruise role in Interview with the Vampire – which near casting misses would you have really liked to see?
• Plus as Gravity passes the $500m mark, Jeremy Kay has five things we can learn from this weekend's US box office.
*In the paper today*• John Patterson interviews Forest Whitaker for The Butler
*You may have missed*• Emma Brockes had an audience with Alec Baldwin
• Mark Kermode reviewed all the big cinema releases, plus Guy Lodge and Philip French were on call with new and classic DVD reviews
• John Patterson reassessed Gone with the Wind in the light of 12 Years a Slave in The Guide
• Paul MacInnes met the writer/director of Dom Hemingway
theguardian.com © 2013 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds Reported by guardian.co.uk 17 hours ago.