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Tyra Banks reveals her idea for Life-Size 3. Life-Size was originally a 2000 TV movie featuring Lindsay Lohan as a young girl named Casey Stuart who, in the wake of her mother's death, casts a spell to bring her back to life but accidentally brings her doll to life. Banks starred as the resurrected doll opposite Lohan's Casey, with a supporting cast that includes Jere Burns, Anne Marie DeLuise, Garwin Sanford, Tom Butler, and Jillian Fargey. Almost two decades after the original was released, Life-Size 2 was made in 2018, wherein Banks reprised her role.

Speaking on the Drew Barrymore Show, Banks discusses her idea for Life-Size 3. When asked about the possibility of another Life-Size movie, Banks mentioned that she "feel[s] like [they] should do one." Banks even had a specific idea for what Life-Size 3 could be, posing "what if she [Lindsay Lohan] was a doll?" This would involve Casey being "magically turned into a doll" in some way.

When Calls The Heart Spoilers indicate that there has been some buzz about Daniel Lissing’s possible return to the Hallmark Series.

Who was Daniel on the show and why is his return so important? Where has Daniel been all of this time? Keep reading to find out.

When Calls The Heart Spoilers – Jack Thornton The Mountie

When Calls The Heart Spoilers reveal that Daniel Lissing played Jack Thorton on the show. Jack was the son of Thomas Thornton, who was also a Mountie and got killed in the line of duty.

Jack had a relationship at one time with Elizabeth Thatcher’s (Erin Krakow) sister, Julia Thatcher (Charlotte Hegele). Jack later ended up married to Elizabeth.

Jack had plans in Cape Fullerton because his superiors transferred him to Coal Valley (later renamed Hope Valley). William Thatcher (Garwin Sanford) was responsible for the transfer.

Jack originally demanded to go back...

Kyra (Amy Smart) and Leo (Brent Butt) try to have a nice, relaxing dinner in our exclusive scene from Entertainment One's No Clue, which debuted on DVD today, June 17. Carl Bessai directs this comedy centering on Kyra, a troubled woman who thinks she is asking a private detective for help in finding her missing brother, but in reality, she finds Leo (Brent Butt), a pen salesman who tries to fake his way through his first "case." Watch as Kyra and Leo's dinner gets off to an awkard start in our exclusive scene you can't see anywhere else.

When a beautiful, mysterious woman (Amy Smart) bursts into Leo's (Brent Butt) office begging for help in finding her missing brother, it's just another day in the life of a seasoned detective. The problem: Leo is not a detective. He's a pen salesman from across the hall. But how hard could it be?...

For this week, Telefilm Canada had announced the 27 films that it will support for 2010. Among these films, 17 will be in English. Of course, rest assured: some of the films will have a commercial nature and some will be low-budget independent films. The following is the list of films.

Beat the World (Ontario & Nunavut Region; Btw Productions Inc.; Executive Producers: Alfons Adetuyi, Amos Adetuyi and Robert Adetuyi; Writer/Director: Robert Adetuyi; Distributor: E1 Films Canada Inc.; Telefilm investment: $3.2 million) takes a look at three dance crews - one Latin American, one European and one from Windsor, Ontario – as they prepare to do battle at the international Beat the World competition in Detroit. Along the way, they struggle with personal issues ranging from gambling debt, bad break-ups and their own egos. In the final showdown to become world champions lifelong hopes, dreams and even lives, are at stake.

Fubar II (Western Region; FU2 Productions Ltd.