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‘Attack on Titan’ Moves from the Page to the Stage in New Musical Adaptation

Attack on Titan is moving from the page to the stage. A musical based on the popular manga series is set to make its debut in Osaka on January 7-9 before a 10-day run in Tokyo’s Seinenkan Hall later in the month. At the moment, however, there are no plans to stream the musical outside…

“The Crow” Film Starts At Penzing Studios

“The Crow” reboot was in development over a decade ago from Relativity in 2011, Juan Carlos Fresnadillo was initially attached to direct, Bradley Cooper was supposed to star, and since then, the Weinstein company fought over the distribution rights and settled. Actor Jack Huston and Luke Evans were dropped out, and director Corin Hardy and…

Olivia Wilde Dismisses Reports of ‘Don’t Worry Darling’ Feud

Despite reports of a feud involving director Olivia Wilde and actor Florence Pugh, their joint appearance on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival on Monday seemed to be signaling “Don’t Worry Darling.” They were accompanied by co-star Harry Styles, whose alleged affair with Pugh reportedly earned the disapproval of Wilde during shooting of…

Léa Seydoux Teases Potential Bond 26 Return?

Léa Seydoux, a French actress from “Blue Is the Warmest Color” has appeared in two of the high profile James Bond films, “Spectre” and “No Time to Die.”   Now, she answered a mischievous question from the audiences at the Telluride Film Festival whether her character Dr. Madeleine Swann will see the mother of James…

Joe Wright to Direct a Former Prime Minister of Italy, Benito Mussolini TV Series ‘M’

Joe Wright, a British filmmaker from “Atonement,” “Darkest Hour,” has been attached to direct a TV series, “M” which chronicles a former Prime Minister of Italy, Benito Mussolini. The series based an International bestseller from a Italian writer, Antonio Scurati’s novel “M. Son of the Century” which is an epic historical novel that chronicles the birth…

Japan Submits Director Chie Hayakawa’s Cannes Winning title “Plan 75” for the Oscar Entry

After director Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s “Drive My Car” garnered every prestigious critic awards and the Oscar last year, Japan hopes to repeat its success with Chie Hayakawa’s debut feature film, “Plan 75” which government program Plan 75 encourages senior citizens to be euthanized to remedy an aged society. An elderly woman whose means of survival are vanishing,…

‘The Crown’ Casts Prince William and Kate Middleton

PHOTO: DIANA FIELD PHOTOGRAPHY; JO HOOPER; KIM HARDY, actors Meg masteron Bellamy, Rufus Kampa and Ed McVey.  There’s a new generation of royals waiting in the wings to appear in Season 6 of The Crown, Netflix’x popular series about the British royal family. Meg Bellamy is set to play Kate Middleton, joining two actors who…

Weeks Before Film’s Release, David Gordon Green Still Tinkers with ‘Halloween Ends’

Is David Gordon Green being spooked by the scriptwriting goblins as he contemplates an ending to Halloween Ends? Though the witching hour fast approaches, he’s still reportedly tinkering with the ending to the trilogy just weeks before its projected release. online pharmacy buy champix online with best prices today in the USA Green was quoted…

First Photo: Milli Vanilli Biopic “Girl You Know It’s True”

Leonine Studios has released a first-look photo for its Milli Vanilli biopic “Girl You Know It’s True” which has kicked off production. Simon Verhoeven is directing the pic, with Quirin Berg and Max Wiedemann producing. It marks another collaboration of the successful trio that has teamed on four No. 1 German box office hits. Kirstin…

Studio Ghibli’s Movies are Available to Rent on Major Digital Platforms, Apple TV, Amazon and More

One of the most acclaimed animated films from GKIDS, including Hayao Miyazaki’s works, can now be rented digitally. Regardless of how many streaming services there were, Studio Ghibli’s films have long been withheld from them. online pharmacy nexium over the counter with best prices today in the USA But the situation is slowly changing, previously,…

Joker Sequel Remains the Only DC Film With an Official Green Light After Warner Brothers-Discovery Merger

Despite the gear-shifting in the wake of the Warner Brothers-Discovery merger, one thing is clear: Batgirl may have fallen but the Joker has survived. Joker: Folie à Deux, the sequel to the Todd Phillips film, is the only DC offering that has thus far been greenlit to remain in production. However, according to Variety, Matt…