The director of the 2017 black comedy slasher film “Happy Death Day” and its sequel, which premiered in 2019, revealed that while he is eager to begin writing a new script, he has had some unusual conversations with Universal Pictures and Blumhouse Productions.
Among the day’s unexpected omissions were several notable names that failed to appear on the list before Robert Downey Jr. concluded the live feed. Although it’s expected that more Marvel characters will feature in “Doomsday,” the initial cast list primarily focused on ex-Avengers, along with the casts of “Thunderbolts,” “The Fantastic Four: First Steps,” and the old X-Men movies from Fox. This implied that some of Marvel’s most renowned actors, who have graced numerous MCU films and series, as well as stars who spearheaded the studio’s highest-grossing films, were not mentioned.
Today, the company chose to provide a gradual introduction of the cast on social media for their upcoming production, Doomsday. As it stands, the confirmed actors for this film include Chris Hemsworth portraying Thor, Vanessa Kirby stepping into the role of the latest Invisible Woman from an upcoming The Fantastic Four: First Steps, Anthony Mackie as Captain America, Sebastian Stan as Winter Soldier, Letitia Wright as both Black Panther and Shuri, Paul Rudd as Ant-Man, Wyatt Russell as U.S. Agent, Tenoch Huerta Mejia as Namor, and Ebon Moss-Bachrach playing the Thing.
Soon, we’ll have the ability to manage both Applebee’s Bar + Grill and International House of Pancakes (often just referred to as IHOP), just like we do with other establishments.
Amazon Studios has made an announcement, revealing that they’ve brought on Amy Pascal and David Heyman, renowned for their work on the Spider-Man series at Sony and Harry Potter films at Warner Bros respectively, to helm their inaugural James Bond production.
In satire, it can be challenging to create engaging “dumb” characters; they require sharp writing both within and surrounding these characters to truly bring them to life effectively. However, in the novel “Death of a Unicorn“, the author fails to accomplish this balance. The characters are predominantly detestable and, at times, alarmingly unintelligent, making it difficult not to hope for their downfall – which is ironically brought about by the mythical unicorns in the story.