James Badge Dale plays the hero in The Lone Ranger. He’s Dan Reid, a Texas Ranger with scruffy facial hair and pained sky-blue eyes. He’s soft-spoken but quick with a one-liner, half jocky ...

‘Lone Ranger’ Premiere Brings Johnny Depp, Armie Hammer and the Wild West to Disneyland The actors from Disney's Western walked a long carpet and talked about "cowboy camp" at the premiere at ...

James Badge Dale, seen here in 2011, has a slew of high-profile films on the horizon. The Ministry introduce’s you to the crush you didn’t know you had.

This is not exactly the biggest surprise, since he was linked to the role back before the film got shut down over budget worries, but James Badge Dale is now back in the frame to play Armie Hammer ...

EXCLUSIVE: James Badge Dale is frontrunner to join The Lone Ranger, playing the older brother of the title character (played by Armie Hammer). Dan Reid is an ex-ranger and hero of the Old West.

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, find streaming options, and see where to watch The Lone Ranger and the Lost City of Gold (1958). Explore cast details and learn more on Moviefone.

Conscious of the racial and cultural problems inherent in not just The Lone Ranger, but in our entire mythologizing of the Wild West era, Disney chose to make a movie that is aware but that ...

What do 2013 blockbuster films Iron Man 3,World War Z and The Lone Ranger have in common? Each features a memorable performance by actor James Badge Dale, who is stealing the spotlight everywhere ...

Why is The Lone Ranger such a huge flop at the box-office? According to the Ranger code: “Never Ask a Question You Already Know the Answer To.” And the answer is really that obvious. Because ...

Cowboys and Indians can't be friends, right? WhatCulture takes a look back over the almost hundred year history of The Lone Ranger and brings you 9 interesting little facts that you may not know.

Ugh. “The Lone Ranger,” Gore Verbinski’s bloated, $250 million western comedy is like watching an elephant tap dance in your living room: Everything gets trampled and the dancing’s not ...