"Rocky" Spin-off in the Works; Pope in Rio De Janeiro
COSTELLO: The iconic film "Rocky" just might be getting a redo.</s>NISCHELLE TURNER, CNN ENTERTAINMENT CORRESPONDENT: I was thinking the same thing.</s>COSTELLO: Like whoo.</s>TURNER: I was doing the same move, Carol, when you just did it.</s>COSTELLO: No.</s>TURNER: I mean, you know, it gives me goose bumps still a little bit. And, you know, after six sequels, it's about time for a spin-off. You know this movie that we're talking about, the new one is reportedly going to be about the grandson of Apollo Creed and not actually focused on Rocky Balboa. Now this is all according to deadline.com, which broke this story. The movie will be called "Creed" and it will follow Apollo's privileged grandson as he decides to become a boxer. Now he needs a mentor. One plus one equals two. You see where this is going.</s>COSTELLO: Yes.</s>TURNER: He finds his father's old nemesis turned friend. He convinces Rocky to come back to boxing and train him. But you know what has really me excited about this movie, Carol, Creed's grandson is reportedly to be played by Michael B. Jordan who is currently starring in "Fruitvale Station." And "Fruitvale's" director Ryan Coogler is going to be behind the cameras directing it. It will be his sophomore film. Now I can't tell you how much I love, love, love "Fruitvale Station." If you haven't seen it, go see it. It opens in wide release this weekend on July 26th. Now, you know, Michael B. Jordan, if you look at his face there and you think where have I seen him? He's got a cult following. He's been on "The Wire," "Friday Night Lights" but this is really a huge step-up in terms of Hollywood stardom for him, and also for Ryan Coogler, who is a very talented young man, just graduating from USC Film School. So this is going to be I think very cool. Seeing them with Stallone back in -- in the ring and working them out. I love this idea. I love it.</s>COSTELLO: I do, too. I can't wait. Nischelle Turner, thank you so much.</s>TURNER: Absolutely.</s>COSTELLO: All right. I got to take you back to Brazil for these unbelievable pictures. You see the Popemobile there. The Pope is on his way to a poor city in Brazil outside of Rio de Janeiro. We showed you pictures earlier of the Pope traveling in the Corolla. Well, he got into his Popemobile and moments ago, you can see what happens. Security again having trouble keeping people away from the Pope. In fact, from what I understand, some people were throwing things at the Pope. I don't know why that was, whether it was in anger or love or what it was but as you can see security surrounding the Pope having a hard time keeping people away. The Pope decided to use that modified Pope mobile with the open sides, because he wanted to get close to people. He wanted to reach out and touch people. Often he'll kiss babies who are standing by in the crowd. But the security risk in Brazil is now at high. They are concerned about the Pope. We understand that shortly the Pope will actually, after he visits the poor in this community will then walk a short distance to the soccer stadium. That too has security in Brazil very concerned. Our Miguel Marquez is in Brazil out -- I think he's in Rio De Janeiro or he may be in this town. We're going to take you there live at the top of the hour, so stay with CNN. We'll be right back.