By James Caldwell, Torch assistant editor

-- During this morning's quarterly conference call with investors, WWE announced a timeline of when they will be releasing the next three WWE Studios movies. The movies will feature top stars John Cena, Big Show, and Randy Orton in supporting roles.

September 10: "Legendary" starring John Cena.

October 24: "Knucklehead" starring Big Show.

First quarter 2011: "Big G." (formerly "Big Red") starring Randy Orton.

All three movies will be released in theaters domestically. WWE will be working with distributors to get the movies on DVDs internationally in the same window as the theatrical releases.

WWE COO Donna Goldsmith said they have screened the movies to select movie-goers who are not necessarily WWE fans or know much about the WWE product. She said the reviews have generally been positive and they've been able to make any changes to select portions that have not received favorable reviews.

-- WWE CEO Vince McMahon provided a brief update on the WWE TV Network plans during the conference call, saying the programming model is "pretty much written out."

"We are in the process now of knocking on doors and determining interest from cable providers," McMahon said. "We are pursuing that stronger than ever."

McMahon talked more at-length about the future cable TV channel during last week's annual shareholders meeting. More details can be read here.

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