As a cinephile, I had the opportunity to chat with the producers Miles and Oren Koules, the brilliant minds behind the camera responsible for the bone-chilling Saw series. In our conversation, they shared their compelling reasons for casting Sophie Turner as the lead in Trust, and the captivating narrative they aimed to unfurl.
As per Variety’s latest report, details about the Emmy-nominated actor’s role have yet to be revealed. However, it is known that he will be part of a cast that is gradually expanding. It’s worth mentioning that whispers about Florence Pugh, famously known for her role as Yelena in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, joining the project have surfaced not long ago.
Although there are currently no announced plans (at least in public) for Isaac to reprise his role in the Sequel Trilogy, he recently discussed the conditions that could make a Star Wars comeback possible for him. It is known that Daisy Ridley, another Star Wars co-star of Isaac’s, will return for at least one more film based within the famous sci-fi universe, but so far, Isaac has not been included in the cast list for this project.
This afternoon, on the social networking site Threads, Gunn addressed a query from a fan about whether the animated Krypto the Superdog short movies align with the DC Universe (DCU).
Wednesday Season 2 has brought back its beloved cast of characters, and Thing is once again directly involved in the title character’s adventures. I love seeing the way he communicates without dialogue, as well as the way the dismembered hand gets around. Actor Victor Dorobantu is the one bringing Thing to life on set, and posted an Instagram video showing him at work. Check it out below:
With autumn just around the corner, the Australian actress recently posted about a delightful family trip on Instagram. Can you spot something about Kidman’s hairstyle that brings back some strong nostalgic feelings?
In a recent conversation with Interview magazine, Gunn discussed how the DC Universe (DCU) differs from the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). He highlighted that the DCU will prioritize telling distinct stories from a larger shared cinematic universe, as opposed to focusing solely on the overall universe’s narrative like the MCU. This and other factors make these two comic book movie and media franchises unique.
Approximately fifteen initiatives have been disclosed for DCU, ranging from Lanterns, Booster Gold, Clayface, and Swamp Thing. Lately, Gunn has unveiled a fresh enigma project on Chris Hardwick’s podcast, I Think You’re Overthinking It.
Hallmark fans have been hoping for a Holiday Touchdown sequel, so it was a pleasant surprise when it was announced earlier this year that another NFL-based rom-com would indeed be happening. This time it’s centered around the Buffalo Bills. Since Allen has his own high-profile love story, having married Hailee Steinfeld in May, I’ve been curious to know if he’d be tuning in. He was actually asked by USA Today Sports if he was planning on watching it and what his thoughts were on it, and I love his answer:
On a recent social media update, curious followers put forth queries to industry expert Alex Perez from The Cosmic Circus, concerning the contrasting news articles about Ryan Reynolds’ potential role in the upcoming movie. While The Hollywood Reporter (THR) stated he would be part of the cast, Deadline gave an impression that was contrary to this.