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Almost ten years after “Finding Nemo” became one of Pixar’s biggest hits, details are starting to emerge about the along-awaited sequel to the animated comedy-adventure.

Kevin Mazur/WireImageRobert Downey Jr. has revealed plans for an intriguing future project.

His Team Downey production company has obtained the remake rights to an acclaimed thriller originally produced for British television.

Downey’s company is spearheading an American adaptation of “The Entire History Of You,” an episode of the Channel 4 anthology series “Black Mirror.” In the original version, aired in 2011, Toby Kebbell plays a man who is living in the near future, when brain implants have been perfected that allow users to record and play back everything they see and hear. As the man becomes convinced his wife has been unfaithful to him, he begins obsessively reviewing the recordings of his life until his marriage and his life hangs in the balance.

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It's a pretty big universe. Can't Trekkies just learn to get along with, er, Warsies? (Thanks to ComicBookMovie.com for the suggested moniker.)

Actually, the so-called longtime conflict between the two fanbases may be an exaggerated one, at least according to "Star Trek" cast member Simon Pegg. The British actor, who plays Montgomery 'Scotty' Scott in both "Star Trek" and the upcoming "Star Trek Into Darkness," feels that "Trek" director J.J. Abrams signing on to also do "Star Wars" isn't going to bring peace between the two factions ... because he doesn't really feel they're at odds with each other in the first place.

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Although odds makers would definitely favor Daniel Craig over Ben Whishaw if the two ever came to fisticuffs, the two “Skyfall” actors may be more evenly matched than their radically different physiques would suggest.

Vivienne Jolie-Pitt, left, and Angelina Jolie in October (Photo: Karl Larsen/INFDaily)Call it nepotism or call it a casting choice of convenience, Angelina Jolie has hired her young daughter Vivienne Jolie-Pitt for a role in the Disney film "Maleficent" -- and is paying her handsomely.

Jolie not only stars in the film, but also serves as producer -- presumably getting final say on the decision to cast 4-year-old Vivienne, also the daughter of Brad Pitt. Viv plays young Princess Aurora in the film, which is an expansion on the story of Sleeping Beauty.

For her part, Vivienne makes $3,000 per week and receives a $60 per diem, according to a minor's contract filed with the court that was obtained by TMZ. Viv's pay is over four times that of the median usual weekly earnings of full-time (adult) wage and salary workers. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, at the end of 2012, that number was $772 a week.

The older Aurora is played by Elle Fanning. But this is not a direct remake of the classic Disney cartoon that we're used to: The live-action film instead focuses on

Photo: DreamworksFew recent movies have examined the minutia of a key moment in American history as closely as Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln,” and the filmmaker and his producers are eager to let educators take advantage of their efforts.

Participant Media, the production company who helped bring “Lincoln” to theaters, has announced a “social action campaign” they call “Stand Tall: Live Like Lincoln.” The campaign will use Spielberg’s film as part of an educational outreach program that will focus on history and encourage youngsters to learn from the sixteenth president’s example.