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Aaron Sorkin is set to direct, and Sacha Baron Cohen is eyeing to star in the political drama, The Trial of the Chicago 7, Variety reports. The film is based on a federal conspiracy trial in 1969, which arose from the protest turned police riot at the 1968 Democratic National Conference in Chicago. Sorkin—who helmed the […]
More than two years after its inception, the FilmStruck streaming service will cease operations. Turner and Warner Bros. Digital Networks broke the news Friday and comes on the heels of AT&T taking control of WarnerMedia. Sources told Variety the decision to shut down the indie film streamer was made before the acquisition deal was finalized. As the outlet points […]
A suspicious package addressed to actor Robert De Niro has been removed from the Greenwich Street headquarters of his Tribeca Enterprises media company. “A suspicious package was received,” a Tribeca Enterprises rep said in a statement to Variety Thursday morning. “We called the police. They took it out and went through all safety procedures. It […]
The Pharrell-narrated update of the ultraclassic Dr. Seuss tale How the Grinch Stole Christmas! is out in a matter of days. As previously reported with unbridled enthusiasm, the Illumination Entertainment and Universal Pictures production notably boasts new music from Tyler, the Creator. Today, we get the full version of Tyler’s take on “You’re a Mean One, […]
The forthcoming Joker film has found its Bruce Wayne. According to ComicBook.com, the Todd Phillips-directed project has enlisted child actor Dante Pereira-Olson to play the young Master Bruce. Dante previously appeared in series like Happy!, Jessica Jones, and Mozart in the Jungle, as well as the 2017 film You Were Never Really Here, which was […]
On Monday, Netflix stated that they do not use skin color as a determinant for how to market the same movie to people of different ethnicities. This particular and specific denial came after social media allegations arose stating marketing materials sent to black Netflix subscribers featured images of black actors (even if they were just in […]
Filmmaker Danny Leiner, largely known for directing Dude, Where’s My Car? and Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle, has passed away. Leiner was 57 years old. Ross Putman, who produced several of his films, confirmed his death on a Facebook post and shared that he was suffering from a “long illness.” John Cho and […]
A prank war has erupted on the Child’s Play movie set. About a month after the horror flick kicked off production, stars Brian Tyree Henry and Aubrey Plaza have made it their mission to terrify their young costars. One of the attempts proved successful, while another, well, not so much. Henry recently shared an Instagram […]
Jimmy Kimmel Live! has relocated to Brooklyn, New York City for the week, and has been celebrating the occasion with some very NYC segments. On last night’s (Oct. 18) episode, Tom Holland dropped by with a surprise appearance, debuting his new Spider-Man suit ahead of the release of the next solo Spidey film that’s due in […]
Netflix has animated features for kids on lock, with plenty of Disney animated classics and other films like Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas available right now. When it comes to animated films for adults, though, Netflix could stand to do a little better. Still, there are quality animated films for your viewing pleasure. You […]
