Doctor Strange’s Mads Mikkelsen Kills Real-Life Monsters in Dust Bunny Trailer
Check out the Dust Bunny trailer below (watch more trailers):
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In this film, Darren Aronofsky is at the helm, directing a screenplay penned by Charlie Huston. Notably, this script is adapted from Huston’s own 2004 novel of the same name. For many, the film’s most appealing aspect is the emerging talent Austin Butler, who has already earned an Academy Award nomination and collaborated with directors like Tarantino, Villeneuve, Nichols, Aster, and now Aronofsky. At just 34 years old, Butler has clearly made a significant impact in the industry.
Jennifer Aniston’s photo dumps are always full of love, laughter and recognizable faces. Her latest post is no different, as she thanks summer for serving as the backdrop for fun times with buddies like Courteney Cox, Jason Bateman, Adam Sandler, Sandra Bullock and more, including her partner Jim Curtis. Check it out below:
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Initial Impressions – Bad Man offers a thrilling exploration of petty crimes in a small town, with Seann William Scott delivering an outstanding performance.
As a film enthusiast, I’ve got to share some exciting news about Channing Tatum’s upcoming role! Contrary to his deep-rooted Louisiana drawl in Deadpool and Wolverine, he’ll be adopting a different voice for this character. In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, he confided, “The accent is quite a challenge.” So, get ready for a new sonorous performance from Channing Tatum!
Following each episode of Peacemaker, the show’s official podcast – Peacemaker: The Official Podcast with James Gunn – becomes available on DC’s YouTube channel. This podcast delves into fascinating behind-the-scenes stories and dissects scenes. In Season 2, Episode 3 of the podcast, Gunn shared tales about props he’d collected from both Marvel and DC production sets.
Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 release date estimate is mid-to-late 2026 or early 2027.
As a devoted movie aficionado, I’m thrilled to share that Jonathan Bailey, an actor of immense talent, has recently revealed his plans for the future. In an engaging interview with GQ, he confessed to having been engrossed in his craft for approximately three years – an exhilarating journey that left him both awestruck and humbled.
However, given the tumultuous state of our world today, Jonathan has decided to take a brief hiatus from acting next year. Instead, he will devote his time and energy to The Shameless Fund – an endeavor close to his heart that promises to make a significant difference in many lives. This shift in focus signifies not just a pause in his acting career, but also a testament to his commitment towards using his influence for the greater good.
Instead of Kate Winslet and Jean Smart, the series Task presents us with Mark Ruffalo and Tom Pelphrey as two struggling single fathers. It’s a suspenseful tale disguised as a procedural, where an emotionally scarred FBI agent engaged in a high-stakes chase with a lawbreaker grappling with the burden of feeding too many mouths. Once more, Ingelsby ventures to the outskirts of Philadelphia and Delco. Ruffalo portrays Tom, an FBI agent whose son is incarcerated under unclear circumstances following his wife’s demise. Pelphrey plays Robbie, a garbage man turned thief who often dons a chilling skull mask. His wife abandoned him to raise the kids with his niece, Maeve, brilliantly enacted by Emilia Jones. Oh yes, his brother is deceased.