I Swear – TRAILER

Born with Tourette’s at the age of 15, John Davidson navigated numerous challenges throughout his teenage years and early adulthood due to a condition that was not well-known or understood in 1980’s Britain. “I SWEAR” is an amusing, heartfelt, and emotionally powerful memoir detailing John’s personal journey.

Seth MacFarlane Reveals Why Liam Neeson Is Perfect for the New Naked Gun!

The skill of actors to play their characters seriously amidst increasingly absurd circumstances is crucial in a satire film, and it’s advantageous when there’s a sense of weight or solemnity in the performance (like Leslie Nielsen repeatedly entering the cockpit in the third act of “Airplane!” to deliver stern words such as, “I just want to tell you both good luck. We’re all counting on you.”). In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Seth MacFarlane emphasized that Liam Neeson is exceptionally suited for the role of Frank Drebin Jr., due to the exceptional quality he brings to his acting.

Mattel Drops ‘Clueless’ Anniversary Barbie

On Mattel Creations’ website, you can now pre-order the joint collection by Gold Label Barbie and Clueless. This collaboration offers a Cher Horowitz-styled doll, embodying the character’s famous yellow school uniform plaid attire (and a learner’s permit for the novice driver), as well as a doll based on Dionne Davenport, complete with her large vinyl flower hat. Both dolls cost $60 each.

James Gunn Has No Idea What The MCU Phases Mean

Throughout its almost two-decade existence, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has been organized into distinct “phases.” These phases are intended to divide the narrative into manageable sections. However, it’s worth noting that the demarcation points between some of these story arcs can appear confusing at times. For instance, James Gunn, who directed three movies featuring the Guardians of the Galaxy, admitted to GQ that he never fully understood the significance of these phases, stating…

The Office Spinoff The Paper Is Coming But There’s A Catch

For years now, supporters of the original charming yet awkward show have been eagerly waiting for any new installments of the mockumentary. Now, we’re nearly there, and there’s a lot of excitement building up, even among cast members from the show who have been pushing for it and its lead actor, Domhnall Gleeson. As everyone prepares for its release, Peacock has unveiled a plan for when the episodes will drop. In a statement from NBC, it was announced that “The Paper” will begin in early September, with new episodes coming out each week, and wrapping up by the end of the month.

Elsie Hewitt Shares Boat Pic With Pete Davidson – But It’s Not The Famous Staten Island Ferry!

Though Davidson and Hewitt were first spotted together back in March, their relationship is blossoming. Since then, they’ve been out and about together, and just last month, he bought matching watches for $31k as a surprise gift so that the lovebirds could match. Her Instagram post with the non-famous watercraft brings similar vibes to the table. Among the 17 slides of summery fun, ranging from fireworks to seasonal treats, the young couple is pictured together on a speed boat–check it out for yourself:

3 DCU Movies DOOMED If Superman Flops

Because different sources suggest that the budget for the movie “Superman” varies from $200 million up to $360 million, it’s challenging to determine an exact box office figure necessary for it to be deemed successful. However, filmmaker James Gunn recently disputed claims that it would need to earn over $700 million to be a success, calling such assertions “completely and utterly false” during his interview with GQ magazine.

Dexter Boss Offers Thrilling Update About The Trinity Spinoff, And Now I Need This Show ASAP

It’s been revealed that Clyde Phillips, who oversaw Dexter and currently runs Resurrection, has not faltered in the possibility of a spinoff focusing on Lithgow’s Arthur Mitchell, one of Dexter‘s most brutal antagonists. In fact, Phillips shared with Collider that the only obstacle preventing it from happening immediately is the absence of approval from the decision-makers. To quote him directly: