Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner sequel won’t star Harrison Ford, the rumours have been quashed by producer Andrew Kosove who compares the project to Prometheus

Prometheus, Ridley Scott’s return to the Alien saga, gets its first trailer. The movie stars Michael Fassbender, Noomi Rapace, and Charlize Theron, and is expected in cinemas 1 June 2012

Ridley Scott’s Prometheus will revisit the Alien universe and explore the origins of man, here are 5 things we hope it explains

Prometheus gets official teaser poster in this fresh look at Ridley Scott’s Alien universe

First real news breaks on the Alien sorta-prequel

Project is in the early stages, possibly a sequel or a prequel.

Ridley Scott’s return to the universe he created in 1979 is slowly taking shape

Owen Evans takes a look at the evidence

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The Momento star is the latest confirmed face in Prometheus

Featuring gruff Harrison Ford voiceover.

Ridley Scott and Leonardo DiCaprio team up to adapt Aldous Huxley’s classic novel.

Michael O’Connor brings you a round-up of the week’s main headlines.

Noted director slated to direct Alien prequel.

Ridley Scott, the director of 1982′s seminal science fiction film Blade Runner, has announced that a new web series is in development that is set in the same fictional universe.

Tony Scott has confirmed that 20th Century Fox is going to be producing a prequel to his brother Ridley’s classic Alien. Originally SciFiNow reported that Carl Rinsch would be helming a direct remake of Scott’s sci-fi horror, but this has since been dispelled following an interview with Collider in which Tony Scott said the following:

The perennial 1979 genre classic Alien could be heading to the big screen once more, as rumours are circulating that a remake is in the works.