Justin Chatwin News

March 31, 2009
Marsters Wants Seven Dragonball Movies
IGN recently spoke to James Marsters and Justin Chatwin -- who play Lord Piccolo and Goku in Dragonball Evolution -- and the pair spilled the beans on the future of the movie franchise. More...

February 19, 2009
Dragonball Sequel Already Written
Good news, "Dragonball" fans: According to Justin Chatwin, the script for a sequel to "Dragonball Evolution" has already been written, one that will go "more into the whole legacy and the genealogy" of the long-running series. More...

December 10, 2008
Brand New Dragonball Evolution Trailer Streets
IGN has scored the exclusive new trailer for Fox's anima/manga adaptation now called Dragonball Evolution. This is our first moving look at the new film starring Justin Chatwin, James Marsters and Chow Yun Fat. More...

August 28, 2008
Dragonball Story Outline Revealed
Thanks to the Japanese magazine Roadshow, we can at last set eyes on the story outline for the live-action "Dragonball" adaptation, as well as character insights from Justin Chatwin, Chow Yun Fat, and Emmy Rossum. More...

August 1, 2008
More Dragonball Stills Released
Hooray! New hi-res Dragonball images -- including shots of Goku, Chi-Chi, and Mai -- are up for all to see! More...

July 14, 2008
James Marsters Talks "Gritty," "Realistic" Dragonball Movie
In a new interview, Dragonball star James Marsters has promised a "more gritty and graphic feeling" for the live-action version of the popular anime. More...

May 30, 2008
Elizabeth Berkley, Briana Evigan Join Donnie Darko Sequel
Elizabeth Berkley and Briana Evigan have joined Justin Chatwin, Ed Westwick, and Daveigh Chase in the cast of the Donnie Darko sequel, S. Darko. More...

May 23, 2008
New Dragonball Images Surface
A new round of Dragonball stills -- featuring Justin Chatwin, Emmy Rossum, Joon Park, Jamie Chung, and Chow Yun Fat -- have hit the Web! More...

May 16, 2008
More Dragonball Photos Released
So much hair gel, so little time -- new shots of Justin Chatwin and Emmy Rossum as Dragonball's Goku and Bulma have surfaced. You are powerless to resist! More...

May 12, 2008
Justin Chatwin IS Goku!
Your first look at Justin Chatwin in full Dragonball mode is just one click away! More...

May 9, 2008
Donnie Darko Sequel Hops Into View
Okay, show of hands: Who's up for a Richard Kelly-less Donnie Darko sequel? More...

April 28, 2008
Dragonball Teaser Poster Rolls Out
Shots of the American and Japanese teaser posters for Dragonball have surfaced online! More...

April 7, 2008
New Dragonball Images Hit the Web
They could be gone by the time you read this, but a batch of new Dragonball images has hit the Web, and we thought you'd probably like to know. More...

March 6, 2008
20th Century Fox's Dragonball Rolls to 2009
You can go ahead and make new plans for August 15th, Dragonball fans -- James Wong's live-action adaptation won't be hitting screens that weekend. More...

December 19, 2007
Chow Yun-Fat Joins James Wong's Dragonball
Chow Yun-Fat has joined the cast of James Wong's live-action Dragonball adaptation. More...

December 7, 2007
The Weekly Ketchup: Dark Knight Pics And First Poster, X-Files 2 Plot Leaked?
In this week's Ketchup, the Dark Knight engine continues to churn out bits and pieces, as some new stills and the first official poster hit the web, and some possible X-Files 2 plot spoilers mysteriously appear. More...

November 14, 2007
Live-Action Dragon Ball Finds Its Leads
Brace yourselves, Dragon Ball fans. Twentieth Century Fox's live-action adaptation of your beloved manga has cast its leads, and some of you are about to start screaming bloody murder. More...

April 26, 2007
Critical Consensus: This Film Is "Condemned"; "Next" Vexes; Guess "Invisible," "Kickin' It" Tomatometers!
This week at the movies, we've got clairvoyants ("Next," with Nicolas Cage and Julianne Moore), cons ("The Condemned," starring Steve Austin and Vinnie Jones), teen spirits ("The Invisible," starring Justin Chatwin), and breakdancers ("Kickin' It Old Skool," starring Jamie Kennedy and Bobby Lee). Are the critics feeling it this week? More...