Four years ago, during the early days of the pandemic, came the news that Sony Pictures was reportedly developing a reimagining of the cult 1997 horror film “Anaconda”. The studio had reportedly hired Evan Daugherty (“Snow White and the Huntsman”) to pen the script. Then last year came ord that
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Whilst “The Mandalorian & Grogu” film has taken away all the attention lately, Daisy Ridley is still readying to reprise her role of Rey Skywalker in the new Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy-directed “Star Wars” film at Lucasfilm and Disney. In a new interview with AlloCine, Ridley teases that the film will go
“Sopranos” Creator Says TV Is ‘Getting Dumb’
As part of a feature piece celebrating the 25th anniversary of “The Sopranos,” the show’s creator David Chase tells UK newspaper The Times that television’s so-called ‘Golden Age’ is over. He offers a sobering discussion about the changing state of the business and how those running TV today are far
Lundgren On “Aquaman” Sequel Original Cut
“Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” co-star Dolph Lundgren has confirmed what was expected – that the DC Comics-inspired underwater sequel was not the film director James Wan set out to make. Reviews for the film saw it receive generally negative reviews from critics and audiences, with the film’s $375 million
‘Superman: Legacy’ Star Rachel Brosnahan Teases ‘Feisty’ & ‘Intelligent’ Lois Lane
Rachel Brosnahan is set to steal the show as Lois Lane in Superman: Legacy. During a recent interview, she teased the passion James Gunn and his team have for the source material and her hopes to honor the iconic Daily Planet reporter. A lot is riding on Superman: Legacy as