‘Bring Me Back Down to Earth’: Luke Newton Reveals He Shared a Ride With The Crown’s Ed McVey That Led to a Humbling Fan Interaction

Today, Bridgerton is an undeniable phenomenon, with its actors gaining international adoration, including Luke Newton who charmed audiences as Colin Bridgerton in the Netflix series, earning him a beloved status among fans. Yet, he occasionally receives reminders of his fame, even from unexpected quarters. In an interview with People Magazine, the actor shared one such surprising encounter with a taxi driver, all due to The Crown’s Ed McVey.

When Does DUNE: PROPHECY Take Place? Here’s a Complete Yet Brief DUNE Universe Timeline

As a gaming enthusiast, I’ve been captivated by Denis Villeneuve’s Dune movies, but what truly fascinates me is the tale of the Kwisatz Haderach that stretches far back beyond Paul Atreides’ birth. The Bene Gesserit have been meticulously orchestrating events for ten thousand years to birth a superhuman, a beacon to guide humanity towards a brighter future. Now, I can’t wait to witness those early days unfold in HBO’s Dune: Prophecy, as we delve into the Sisterhood’s initial steps setting their long-term plans in motion.

Vietnam War-Set Horror Movie ‘Primitive War’ Releases First Trailer

Although Steven Spielberg’s Jurassic Park wasn’t strictly a horror film, the idea of being stranded on an island alongside colossal dinosaurs undeniably carries a chilling atmosphere. Excitingly, if you enjoy both horror flicks and these prehistoric creatures, there’s a forthcoming movie on the horizon that centers around humans engaged in a thrilling struggle against terrifying dinosaurs.

Watch Ghostface From SCREAM Slash His Way Through MORTAL KOMBAT 1

“Which horror film do you most enjoy?” We can only imagine Ghostface posing this question to characters like Sub-Zero or other Mortal Kombat fighters. However, we can’t help but hope it happens! The notorious killer from the Scream series is joining Mortal Kombat 1, and NetherRealm Studios has shared a video showcasing his gameplay in all its bloodcurdling detail. In fact, it would be more accurate to say that Ghostface represents thirteen distinct, witty, and sardonic killers. Still, who are we to argue? Take a look at three minutes of Ghostface’s gameplay from Mortal Kombat 1 in the video below: