Nick Staniforth
Location
Nottingham, United Kingdom
School
Nottingham Trent University
Expertise
The Sopranos, The Wire, Ridley Scott
- Nick has been unloading his geek-related brain matter for 18 years across various platforms with his first ever film review being for "Batman Begins," which he still believes is the best Batman film ever.
- Nick's first ever interview was with Andy Samberg for "Hot Rod" where they both expressed their love for living legend, Ian McShane.
- Prior to writing for Static Media, Nick's career-changing moment was being sent to the "Alien: Covenant" set and being jumped by an actual face hugger.
Experience
Having studied film and television for three years, Nick spent a long time writing about what he loved for Moviepilot, Screen Rant, Dexerto, and Jumpcut as a side hustle. Eventually, he took the plunge as a freelancer and joined Looper in 2022, where he can finally apply his secret talent of punmanship to those who need it.
Education
Nick's B.A. in media film & television also involved focusing on European and British cinema, as well as mainstream television.
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Stories By Nick Staniforth
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One big question about "Joker: Folie à Deux" is how Joker will meet Harley Quinn. Is she being seen in a twisted light or simply a figment of his imagination?
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The latest scoop from insider @CanWeGetSomeToast suggests some interesting details about the costume Deadpool dons in "Deadpool & Wolverine."
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"Fallout" character the Ghoul hides the face of the actor portraying him under so much grotesque makeup, you might miss that he's played by Walton Goggins.
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"The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" is the latest movie that features a ragtag group teaming up to cause trouble. Here are some similar films to check out.
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Mark Grayson just met a classic superhero in "Invincible" Season 2, and the young Viltrumite seemed less than impressed by the veteran's codename.
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Henry Cavill missed out on playing James Bond, but fans still want to see him pick up the role. In a way, he does in "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare."
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Steven Spielberg wanted to direct a James Bond movie, but he was turned down by producer Cubby Broccoli twice. Instead, he gave fans another action hero.
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This "Deadpool & Wolverine" theory from X, formerly known as Twitter, user @Blazecap1203 brings back the worst "X-Men" movie villain in the best way.
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In an exclusive interview with Looper, Jerry Bruckheimer revealed what drew him to "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" and Guy Ritchie films in general.
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Austin Butler hasn't landed a role in a superhero film yet. That hasn't stopped fans from casting the star as X-Men's Gambit in a new piece of fan art.
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Nathan Fillion described meeting Pete Davidson on the set of "The Suicide Squad," which led to Fillion inviting Davidson to be on "The Rookie."
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Henry Cavill, Alex Pettyfer, and Hero Fiennes Tiffin discuss their roles in "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" exclusively with Looper.
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"X-Men '97" officially confirms Marvel's coolest mutant (and although he's traditionally been the poster boy for the "X-Men" franchise, it's not Wolverine).
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Ezra Miller voiced the unhinged cyborg-constructor D.A. Sinclair in Season 1 of Amazon Prime's "Invincible." Now, the character has returned.
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"Invincible" Season 2 shows us a version of what might have happened if Ant-Man tried to face Thanos by shrinking inside him, and it's pretty gruesome.
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Your ears do not deceive you - "Invincible's" resident academic, Dean Winslow, is voiced by none other than "Family Matters" star Reginald VelJohnson.
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Mark Grayson's duties as a hero in "Invincible" Season 2 are being met with new challenges, and another hero's path of redemption is stealing the show.
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Although "The Acolyte" takes place a century before the events of "The Phantom Menace," eagle-eyed fans on Twitter may have spotted a familiar face.
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Some "Invincible" fans may not be prepared for Mark Grayson's latest foe, Anissa. Viewers may be curious to learn more about the voice behind this Viltrumite.
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Fans hoping that Johnny Depp might take up the reigns once more as Jack Sparrow in "Pirates of the Caribbean" won't be excited about the latest update.
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The first trailer for "Bad Boys 4" is here, and it is teasing more Miami mayhem for Mike and Marcus. The teaser also finally reveals the sequels title.
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Colin Farrell's Oswald Cobblepot shines in a new trailer for "The Penguin," the highly-anticipated TV spin-off of Matt Reeves' "The Batman."
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Before Bill Skarsgård was tapped to bring Eric Draven to life, Jason Momoa was in line to reboot "The Crow," and he looked frighteningly perfect in the role.
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Episode 2 of "X-Men '97" ends with the twist arrival of a character who might just signal that things are going to get very strange in future episodes.
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The iconic intro of "X-Men: TAS" has remained intact for "X-Men '97" - albeit with the addition of a terrifying Marvel villain laughing in the background.
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Alien: Romulus has dropped its first trailer for what looks like to be another bloody entry in Fede Álvarez's horror filmography, and we can't wait to see more.
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While we're still waiting for "Yellowstone" Season 5, Part 2, actress Kelly Reilly is expressing her enthusiasm about what's to come for fans.