According to a well-informed source, the Marvel actor might actually be playing a character linked to Harvey Dent, who is expected to appear in the movie, rather than any of the previously speculated roles.
Around 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, firefighters were called to the home of a filmmaker and discovered a man and a woman had died inside.
Paul Giamatti portrays Nus Braka, a recurring villain in the first season of Star Trek: Starfleet Academy. Braka’s heritage is a mix of Klingon and Tellarite, combining two well-known alien races from Star Trek who have historically been both enemies and friends of the United Federation of Planets, dating back to Star Trek: The Original Series.
At a recent event in Sorrento, Italy, Disney Italia revealed details about its future movies and shows. The biggest announcement was about the upcoming superhero film, Avengers: Doomsday, which Disney presented as the grand finale to its Multiverse Saga, sharing information about its large scale and the actors involved.
Reports emerged Sunday night that Rob Reiner and his wife had passed away. Authorities discovered two bodies at their home in Brentwood around 3:30 p.m. While TMZ initially didn’t confirm their identities, the individuals found matched the descriptions of Reiner and his wife.
Nightwing fans are hoping for an actor who can truly capture the character’s personality – his wit, physical abilities, strong leadership, and emotional complexity – in a live-action adaptation. Many feel this is a tall order, making it difficult to find the right person (though some believe Brenton Thwaites’ portrayal in the Titans series came close, but wasn’t quite perfect). Now, with this new fan-supported casting choice, backed by writer Tom Taylor, there’s renewed hope they might finally find the ideal Nightwing.
The eighth episode of It: Welcome to Derry starts with a terrifying event: Pennywise escapes after the military breaks a piece of the barrier holding him in the woods. He immediately begins targeting the town’s children, luring them to his hideout. Marge, Lilly, and Ronnie, three young women, must work quickly to stop him.
Stephen King’s scary world of It has been explored in multiple movies and TV shows. The recent remakes, It: Chapter One (2017) and It: Chapter Two (2019), were particularly popular with fans. Now, director Andy Muschietti has hinted that a third movie might be possible.
The season ends with a huge battle in the finale, “Winter Fire.” Will, Ronnie, Lilly, and Marge, guided by Rich’s ghost, use a special dagger from the meteorite to repair the broken pillar, successfully trapping Pennywise again. The episode also wraps up the government’s mysterious efforts to release the creature, culminating in a terrifying fate for General Shaw at the claws of Pennywise. Beyond the action, the finale expands on the history and rules of the IT universe and resolves some unanswered questions.
Crowe later learned about a surprising plot twist in the movie: that Lucius, Lucilla’s son (played by Paul Mescal), was actually the illegitimate son of Maximus. He discovered this not from the filmmakers, but from women who were upset with his character’s actions and shared the information with him.