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Owen Wilson Will Be Back for Wes Anderson’s Next Film

May 22, 2012

Wes Anderson's filmography will have a tiny Owen Wilson–less patch in Moonrise Kingdom, but that's it for now. The auteur's next project will indeed go back to featuring longtime collaborator and BFF-since-college Wilson, the Dallas Morning News reports (via the Playlist). "This is the first movie I've made that he hasn't ... More » full story

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