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It’s fair to say that Quentin Tarantino took some liberties with Hollywood history in his latest movie, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. But one scene that especially clanged for viewers was Brad Pitt‘s aging stuntman putting Bruce Lee in the dirt. The actor who played the martial arts legend defended Tarantino’s decision to show Lee […]
Afton Williamson explained on Instagram Sunday, why she left ABC’s The Rookie, where she played one of the show’s main characters, Talia Bishop. In a lengthy message posted Sunday, Williamson revealed that she was subjected to racial discrimination by the hair department, and bullying from the show’s executive producers dating as far back as filming of the pilot episode. Williamson claims she was sexually […]
Hobbs & Shaw wins this weekend’s box office race. According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Universal film pulled in a total of $60 million for its opening weekend. Although this was on the lower end of prediction which had the movie grossing between $60-65 million, it was enough to push it past Disney’s The Lion King and Quentin […]
As the Marvel Universe enters its Phase 4, it’s possible that M. Night Shyamalan could sign on as a director. During a conversation with Phawker.com, the writer and director revealed that he’s talked with Marvel on several occasions about working with the studio. “We’ve talked a couple of times,” Shyamalan told Dan Tabor. “All good. I love what […]
D.A. Pennebaker, the man behind some of the most acclaimed music documentaries, died Thursday night of natural causes, Variety has confirmed. He was 94. Among Pennebaker’s most popular films were Don’t Look Back, which provided a behind-the-scenes look at Bob Dylan’s 1965 English tour; the David Bowie concert film Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars; and Monterey Pop, which […]
Jim Carrey addressed the controversy around the movie design of Sonic the Hedgehog. The actor, who plays Dr. Robotnik in the upcoming feature film about the speedy blue video game character, said that you have to listen when the audience so resoundingly rejects something. “Sometimes you find that the collective consciousness decides it wants something […]
It looks like Once Upon a Time in Hollywood might be getting the Netflix treatment. Quentin Tarantino is apparently in talks with Netflix to release an extended version of his newest film to the streaming platform, akin to the extended cut of The Hateful Eight that’s now available on the service. Actor Nicholas Hammond—who plays Sam Wanamaker […]
The tension between Jason Statham, Dwayne Johnson, and Vin Diesel on the set of Fast & Furious movies is well-known at this point. A new report from the Wall Street Journal, citing sources from within the franchise, details how the three stars have stipulations that make sure they don’t come out looking weaker than any of the […]
As we move into the true dog days of summer, heat waves and all, a new movie is still the best way to beat the heat. The Marvel fare might be dying down, just for a second, but there are plenty of other new movies out there and ready for your viewing pleasure. When the […]
The viewing public apparently can’t get enough of English directors crafting grand, widescreen war stories. And seeing the trailer for Sam Mendes upcoming WW1 epic 1917, it’s hard to argue with them. The Skyfall director is planning to drop audiences into the thick of the first World War, following two British soldiers as they cross enemy territory […]
