BaboonTalk - Celebrities, Hollywood

A number of Hindu influential people are a bit incensed over a crazy little thing known as The Love Guru.

The Mike Myers comedy, scheduled to premiere in June, as early as now has irked some religious and cultural leaders, calling the movie “foul”. Some of Hindu leaders are expressing distress, supported by the trailer and promotions already released; that the film will unjustly play into typecasts and potentially deride their values.

“The movie appeared to be lampooning Hinduism and Hindus and using Hindu terms frivolously,” Rajan Zed, president of the Nevada-based Universal Society of Hinduism, told India’s Hindustan Times.

Hugh Jackman is focusing his talents to producing his own comic book original called Nowhere Man.

The plot involves a futuristic science-fiction odyssey placed in a time when men have chose safety and security in replacement for privacy, which will be coming from Jackman and Marc Guggenheim’s (the guy behind Marvel comics’ Wolverine series and Amazing Spider-Man) brains.

The talented actor said that the plan is Nowhere Man to be accepted enough that it might later on become a motion picture.

Batman Begins and the upcoming The Dark Knight star Christian Bale wishes a third Batman film because he considers the movie would be at its best as a three-part installment.

Bale exposed he would be eager on a third Batman motion picture if Christopher Nolan, who directed Batman Begins, signed up. The actor admits in an interview with Entertainment Weekly,

“Knowing the Dark Knight story, I would like very much to complete a trilogy,” said Bale. “I think that The Dark Knight leaves you anticipating something that really can get very, very interesting for a third. Now, the question would be: is Chris going to be doing it? Because I find it tricky to imagine working on it without it being a collaboration with Chris.“