De Niro says that his CIA drama The Good Shepherd (2006) will be a trilogy.

Robert De Niro has announced plans to film a pair of sequels to his 2006 fact-based CIA drama The Good Shepherd.

Speaking at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, where he was picking up a lifetime achievement award, De Niro explained that he wanted to continue the story of legendary agency operative Edward Wilson – played by Matt Damon in the original.

“I would love to do another story from ’61 to the fall of the Berlin Wall until 1989. That is what we are talking about now. Then I’d like to do a third film from 1989 to the present. I’d like to make it a trilogy.”

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Sacha Cohen in “Borat”

• Borat (Comedy) – Starring: Sacha Cohen – In this hilariously offensive movie, Borat travels from his primitive home in Kazakhstan to the U.S. to make a documentary.
• The Good Shepherd (Drama) – Starring: Matt Damon – Edward Wilson (Matt Damon) understands the value of secrecy–discretion and commitment to honor have been embedded in him since childhood.
• Fast Food Nation (Drama) – Starring: Patricia Arquette, Luis Guzmán, Ethan Hawke and Greg Kinnear – Don Henderson (Greg Kinnear)—a marketing executive at Mickey’s Fast Food Restaurant chain, home of “The Big One”—has a problem. Contaminated meat is getting into the frozen patties of the company’s best-selling burger.
• Let’s Go to Prison (Comedy) – Starring: Dax Shepard, Will Arnett and Chi McBride – Felon John Lyshitski (Dax Shepard) has figured out the best way to get revenge on the now-dead judge who sent him to jail: watch the official’s obnoxious son, Nelson Biederman IV (Will Arnett), survive the clink.

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Ben Stiller’s Night at the Museum brings in $24 million to stay on top at the box office for a third consecutive week (3 week domestic total: $164.1 million). Pursuit of Happyness starring Will Smith finished in second place again bringing in $13 millon dollars (2 weeks domestic total: $124.2 million). Children of Men expands its debut and leads the new wide releases by coming in third with $10. 3 million.

Debuting in fourth place is Freedom Writers starring Hilary Swank. It brings in $9.7 million while in limited release.

Happily N’Ever After by the makers of Shrek was big disappointment debuting in sixth place bringing in $6.8 million.

• Night at the Museum – $24 million
• The Pursuit of Happyness - $13
• Children of Men – $10.3
• Freedom Writers – $9.7
• Dreamgirls – $8.8
• Happily N’Ever After - $6.8
• Charlotte’s Web – $6.6
• The Good Shepherd – $6.5
• Rocky Balboa – $6.3
• We Are Marshall – $5.1

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