Reddit user Gilgagert inquired of Pegg, “Of all the roles you’ve played, which one has been the most significant and why?” Most might anticipate he’d reference the role that skyrocketed him to fame. However, it wasn’t from a film in the Cornetto Trilogy, contrary to expectations. Instead, it was Gary King from The World’s End who held that special place for him.
In a different light: Neal McDonough plays Joe Wainwright, a three-time rodeo champion and a well-known figure in the circuit who met with a tragic accident while under the influence of alcohol. The movie begins with Joe recalling his late wife Ruvé McDonough encouraging him from the stands, her joyful expressions slowly darkening due to an ominous turn of events. As for the present day, Joe observes his grandson Cody (Graham Harvey) honing his bull-riding skills. Joe feels nothing but pride, yet his daughter strongly disapproves of this choice.
It’s no wonder that the timeless TV show, “Cheers,” had an impact on a later series like “Star Trek.” In fact, a character from “Star Trek” named Morn was inspired by a character named Norm from “Cheers.” This bit of trivia, shared by Slashfilm, adds even more appeal to the show for me. Now that I know this connection between the two shows, I appreciate “Cheers” even more than I did before!
Although it’s about two months until Superman hits the big screen in 2025, merchandise related to the film is already appearing in stores. Among these items are action figures, and one of them showcases the masked character in black, who DCU Updates has revealed as “DC’s Ultraman.” This nickname makes sense given the U chest insignia on the figure, and adding “DC’s” to the name likely serves as a legal distinction since there is another character named Ultraman from Japan.
In essence, the Fast 11 movie series can bring an end to this saga by providing Dom a contented conclusion centered around what he cherishes most: his family. To wrap up various storylines in this last edition, there are several key aspects that need resolution, and some of these could significantly alter Dom’s familial relationships, offering him a justification for leaving the action behind. A notable instance would be exploring the intricate bond between Dom and Letty Ortiz (Michelle Rodriguez).
Russ Milheim from TopMob recently had a chat with Peter Huyck and Friday Perez, the brilliant minds behind The Studio, about their upcoming concepts and the creative process that resulted in Cinemacon.