Rian Johnson Is Already Working On The Next Knives Out Movie
Rian Johnson is already hard at work on the next Knives Out movie. The film will take priority over all other projects, as it's what he's most passionate about.
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Ryan Coogler Knew That Black Panther 2's Riverbank Scene Was The Most Important Of The Film
The riverbank scene of "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" had to be just right to get the film's themes in order, according to director Ryan Coogler.
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Marvel Star Julia Louis-Dreyfus Hints That Thunderbolts Will Show A New Side To Val
Julia Louis-Dreyfus has hinted that "Thunderbolts" will show audiences a brand-new side to her Marvel character, Valentina Allegra de Fontaine.
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Neverending Story Author Michael Ende's Momo Is Finally Becoming A Movie
"Momo" is a Michael Ende novel begging to be introduced to modern audiences -- and, according to Deadline, it will be resurrected quite soon.
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Looks Like Game Of Thrones' Oona Chaplin Will Lead The Ash People In Avatar 3
Oona Chaplin was cast in "Avatar 3" back in 2017, but now, we have more details regarding her character. And she'll be part of the new Ash People.
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No Worries, Bob Chapek Is Going To Be Financially OK After His Disney Ousting
People needn't be too concerned about the ex-Disney CEO, as he didn't make his unceremonious exit with empty pockets.
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No, Vin Diesel Is Not Actually Appearing In The Avatar Sequels
Vin Diesel dropped some heavy hints that he was going to be in the Avatar sequels, but was it all a joke?
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The Babylon Scene Margot Robbie And Diego Calva Shot 36 Times
"Babylon" is the latest Damien Chazelle film starring Margot Robbie and Diego Calva, who ended up shooting one scene 30 plus times, not including rehearsals.
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Margot Robbie Details Her Chaotic First Day Of Shooting Babylon
"Babylon" follows Margot Robbie as an aspiring entertainer, Nellie LaRoy. The actress has detailed her chaotic first day of shooting the 2022-released film.
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Guillermo Del Toro's Pinocchio Blows Past Competitors With Nine Noms For Annie Awards' Best Feature
Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio blew past competitors with nine nominations for the Annie Awards, including one for best feature. The film surprised everyone.
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China Reopens Its Gates To Marvel With Black Panther 2 And Ant-Man Release Dates On The Horizon
While theaters are still struggling to bounce back in light of COVID-19, China reopening its doors to the Marvel Cinematic could change the game for two films.
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Why Shia LaBeouf Was Never The Same After Transformers
After shooting to stardom as the lead in the Transformers franchise, a series of controversies and criminal allegations have followed Shia LaBeouf's career.
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Steven Spielberg Says John Williams Is The Greatest Collaborator Of His Career
Steven Spielberg believes that his decades-long collaboration with John Williams is the greatest of his entire career.
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What The Shoe Represents In Nope, According To Jordan Peele
There is a lot to unpack with "Nope," and on the "Happy Sad Confused" podcast, director Jordan Peele unpacked what Mary Jo Elliot's shoe represents.
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A Scrapped Avatar: The Way Of Water Script Saw The Na'vi Have A Space Battle Off-Planet
In a proposed script for "Avatar: The Way of Water," the Na'vi would have fought in an epic space battle. Here's why that script never made it to production.
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Jake Sully Will Not Be The Narrator In Avatar 3 (& Why That's The Right Call)
Avatar: The Way of Water director James Cameron has confirmed that Jake Sully will not be the franchise's narrator going froward.
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Italian Screen Icon Gina Lollobrigida Dead At 95
Italian screen icon Gina Lollobrigida, who starred in 1968's "Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell," has died at the age of 95. Here's a look back at her legendary career.
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The Emmanuelle Movies Might Be Too Steamy For Any Streaming Service
Find out why streamers won't carry the international sensation "Emmanuelle."
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Tár Director Says Harvey Weinstein Almost Ruined His First Film, Until Tom Cruise Stepped In
Todd Field has unleashed many critically acclaimed films, but the Tár director says Harvey Weinstein almost ruined his first film until Tom Cruise stepped in.
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Today's Studio Tax Write-Off Craze Is A Terrible Omen For The Future Of Hollywood
As big studios take fewer risks and cancel completed projects like "Batgirl," the future of creativity on film is looking terrifyingly grim.
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If Spirited's Good Afternoon Gets An Oscar Nomination, Ryan Reynolds Has A Bold Promise
"Good Afternoon" from "Spirited" has made the shortlist for the Academy Awards' prestigious honor of Best Original Song, so Ryan Reynolds made fans a promise.
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Avatar: The Way Of Water Could Cross $2 Billion This Week
James Cameron's Avatar: The Way of Water is on track to outgross Spider-Man: No Way Home and rake in over $2 billion worldwide.
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Elvis' Austin Butler Pays Tribute To Lisa Marie Presley
"Elvis" star Austin Butler has paid tribute to the late Lisa Marie Presley, who died on January 12, 2023, at the age of 54.
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Miiko Taka, Sayonara And Shogun Actress, Dies At 97
Miiko Taka, who starred with Marlon Brando in the 1957 classic "Sayonara," has passed away at age 97. Here is a look at Taka and her career over the years.
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John Williams's 50-Year Collaboration With Steven Spielberg Stems From Spielberg's Love Of Hollywood's Past
After 50 years and some of the greatest films ever, composer John Williams cites one reason in particular why he continues to work with Steven Spielberg.
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The U.S. Navy Deleted Some Of Joseph Kosinski's Top Gun: Maverick Pre-Production Photos
"Top Gun: Maverick" director Joseph Kosinski has revealed the true story behind the time that he had his camera confiscated by members of the U.S. Navy.
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Steven Spielberg Is The Reason John Williams Won't Retire
Famed composer John Williams has yet to retire because of one person: Steven Spielberg.
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