The new film, from Amazon MGM Studios, will be released on January 30th. The studio invested around $40 million to obtain the rights and an additional $35 million on marketing. However, initial predictions estimate the movie will only earn between $3 and $5 million during its opening weekend. Photos of empty cinemas have appeared online, but producer Marc Beckman insists that actual early numbers are looking good.
After Sean Connery left the role of James Bond, George Lazenby played him briefly before Roger Moore took over. Moore brought a more playful and over-the-top style to the character, as seen in films like the 1979 space adventure Moonraker. Later, Timothy Dalton and Pierce Brosnan offered more serious takes on Bond. While each actor tried to make the role their own, the biggest change came in 2006 with Daniel Craig, who brought a completely new approach to the character.
She wore a full, flowing silk ball skirt with a delicate, ruffled halter top that showed off her midriff, creating a striking look. Her hair was neatly pulled back and she wore minimal jewelry, letting her bold outfit take center stage. At the event, she posed with Charli xcx, the film’s star, who opted for a contrasting style with a silver corset and leather hot pants.
Rachel McAdams went from being a popular student in high school to a leading actress in the hit movie The Notebook, where she starred alongside Ryan Gosling. This role showcased her natural charm and led to other successful romantic films like The Time Traveler’s Wife and Midnight in Paris. She had a gift for making emotional stories feel real and heartfelt, which made her one of the most popular actresses of the 2000s.
As a movie fan, I always find it fascinating to learn about changes made during filming. In the final version of the fight scene, it just… stops, with both guys trading blows. But apparently, Tarantino originally wrote it so Booth actually won against the martial arts expert! A lot of people on set, including one of the lead actors, weren’t happy with that ending, so they changed it to what we see in the movie.
The actor, famous for his work in The Princess Bride and Homeland, will play Odin, the Norse god. While he won’t appear physically strong or traditionally god-like, appearances are misleading. Odin is the most powerful of the Aesir gods, a stern and controlling leader, and relentlessly pursues knowledge. He’s especially driven to learn about the future, becoming paranoid, manipulative, and even dangerous in his efforts to prevent Ragnarök – the end of the world in Norse mythology.
In Park City, Utah, 37-year-old actor Nina Dobrev showed that a leather outfit can be just as elegant as a formal gown when it’s well-made. She was at the Sundance Film Festival to support her friend Zoey Deutch at the premiere of Deutch’s new movie, Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass.
Fashion experts loved the outfit, especially the eye-catching bow detail. It beautifully flattered her figure and gave off a fresh, fun vibe.
I recently heard a fascinating story from a chat between me and Roger Avary – apparently, I almost directed a remake of Roger Corman’s Rock All Night from 1957! I’m a huge fan of the original, and I genuinely think the script is fantastic. Dick Miller’s performance in it is just brilliant. Honestly, it was the closest I ever came to actually going through with a remake throughout my whole career.
He’s especially celebrated for his ability to capture small, realistic details in a person’s behavior, and he brilliantly showcased this talent while playing Steve Jobs in the movie of the same name. He skillfully depicted Jobs throughout his life, transitioning from a calm and gentle public figure to a fiery and easily angered private one. He focused on truly embodying the essence of the character, rather than just copying his appearance, which made his performance incredibly compelling.