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During an episode of ITV1’s show, The Assembly, celebrities field questions from the audience. In this instance, Tennant was asked about trans rights and he drew a parallel to the anti-gay moral panic of the past. He explained, “When I was a teenager, the Thatcher government enacted something called Section 28, which aimed to prevent the discussion of homosexuality in schools.” Essentially, this meant that it was against the law to discuss being gay in school or imply that it could be a normal way of life.

In the making of the movie, director Gavin O’Connor disclosed that the Disney reference (Easter egg) was added without the studio’s approval. The action film, a sequel to 2016’s “The Accountant,” produced by Amazon MGM Studios, brings back Ben Affleck as mathematical genius Christian Wolff. This time, he partners with his brother, Brax (played by Jon Bernthal), to unravel the murder of the Treasury chief. The sequel is packed with action, and one less intense scene includes a surprising appearance of a lightsaber when Christian communicates with Brax using it as a phone.

Ramsey shared that the scene where Ellie wept over Joel’s jacket was particularly challenging for him because he finds it difficult to cry on camera. He explained that shedding a tear is different from actually crying and it doesn’t come naturally to him. Additionally, he rarely cries in front of others in his everyday life, so only a small number of people have ever seen him cry.

John Lithgow, in an interview with The Times of London, clarified that external opinions won’t sway his decision regarding his role in HBO’s upcoming “Harry Potter” TV series. He spoke about the ongoing controversy surrounding J.K. Rowling and the criticism he has faced since joining the cast as Professor Albus Dumbledore.

During a chat with People magazine for his forthcoming memoir titled “My Next Breath”, Renner mentioned an interesting fact – due to the significant amount of titanium in his body now, he consistently sets off metal detectors wherever he goes. However, considerate TSA personnel usually allow him to pass through security checks smoothly and without much fuss. As the star of Wind River explained:

Titled “Harvest,” the third episode of the last season in Andor unfolds after an Imperial attack on Mina-Rau, resulting in Brasso (played by Joplin Sibtain) being fatally wounded. However, his selfless act in dying and his actions throughout the first season of Andor have left viewers pondering over his importance and questioning if he is actually the main hero in this Star Wars series on Disney+.