Omelete has posted two new exclu­sive The Dark Knight movie banners.

With a mar­gin of 44%, The Dark Knight’s sec­ond trailer won USAToday’s Golden Trailer Award for best trailer of the year. It beat 12 other con­tes­tants, each the award win­ner from their own indi­vid­ual category.

Cin­e­mat­i­cal has posted a gallery of pic­tures from the Cannes film fes­ti­val. Appar­ently a bunch of adver­tise­ments for The Dark Knight showed up part-way through. (Here is a link to their blog post about it too.)

Warner Bros. has updated the web­site for The Dark Knight again, now with con­tent. There’s a plot syn­op­sis, a video sec­tion and photo gallery, and a bunch of down­loads. The wall­pa­pers are pretty cool. Visit the site at www​.thedark​knight​.com.

Wiz​arduni​verse​.com has posted a Q&A with Gary Old­man. He speaks a lit­tle about his char­ac­ter and role in the film, as well as Har­vey Dent and the Joker. The inter­view includes a few spoil­ers about the plot, so those of you that avoid such things may want to stay away.

Hershey’s has launched its web­site for its Bat­man themed can­dies. The site includes infor­ma­tion on their sweep­stakes (the grand prize being a Dark Knight motor­cy­cle), and a new con­test, Revenge Videos. There is also a media sec­tion with the trail­ers we’ve already seen.

The Hol­ly­wood Reporter have today con­firmed the actors to play the two main roles in the Prince of Per­sia Movie. Jake Gyl­len­haal (Don­nie Darko) has been offi­cially cast as Das­tan, the young prince — a choice I fear many fans will not be happy about. Whilst Gemma Arter­ton (Quan­tum of Solace) has been cast as the princess Tamina.

In the fan­tasy adven­ture, Gyl­len­haal will play Das­tan, a young prince in sixth cen­tury Per­sia who must join forces with Tam­ina (Arter­ton), a feisty and exotic princess, to pre­vent a vil­lain­ous noble­man from pos­sess­ing the Sands of Time, a gift from the gods that can reverse time and allow its pos­ses­sor to rule the world.

Doug Miro & Carlo Bernard, Jor­dan Mech­ner and Boaz Yakin wrote the script, which is based on the many games cre­ated by Jor­dan Mechner.

Bruck­heimer is pro­duc­ing, while Mike Sten­son, Chad Oman and Patrick McCormick are exec producing.

Pro­duc­tion is set to start in July.

(Pics thanks to Gemma​-Arter​ton​.net)

Accord­ing to Cin­e­mat­i­cal, Zodiac screen­writer James Van­der­bilt has turned in a work­ing draft for the 4th spider-man movie. The real kicker is that the story arc pre­sented spans two films, poten­tially allow­ing both to be filmed at the same time.

We’ll see how this and Spider-man 5 develop in the com­ing months.

Thanks Gree­nieGob­bie