‘Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo’ Sets Maggie Betts as Director After Leslye Headland Departs Netflix Adaptation

As a devoted cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that I, Betts, have some exciting projects coming up. One of them is “The Burial,” an engrossing legal drama produced by Amazon MGM, starring the remarkable talents of Jamie Foxx and Tommy Lee Jones. Another is “Novitiate,” a gripping drama from Sony Pictures Classic, which graced our screens in 2017. In addition to these, I’ll be collaborating with the brilliant Liz Tigelaar on the screenplay for an upcoming project. Her work on “Tiny Beautiful Things” and “Little Fires Everywhere” has left a profound impact, and I can’t wait to see what we create together!

Disney+ to Change Content Warnings Ahead of ‘Dumbo,’ ‘Peter Pan’ and More Old Movies Amid DEI Strategy Shift

As a cinephile, I’ve got some exciting news to share! According to reports from Axios and confirmed by EbMaster, Disney is updating the disclaimers that play before certain titles. The old disclaimer mentioned that the film “includes negative depictions and/or mistreatment of peoples or cultures.” However, the new disclaimer reads: “This program was created as originally intended and may contain outdated or culturally insensitive portrayals.

Box Office: ‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Aims for $95 Million Opening Over President’s Day Weekend

In “Captain America: Brave New World,” Anthony Mackie’s character as the Avenger inherits the star-spangled shield from Chris Evans’ Captain America, and it is projected to earn between $80 million and $85 million over a typical weekend, with potential earnings of $90 million to $95 million during the President’s Day holiday. This major release, estimated at $200 million, will be shown in around 4,100 theaters across North America.

Jesse Eisenberg Has ‘Bad Memories’ of Hosting ‘SNL’ Because ‘I Assumed I Could Write All the Sketches’: ‘Unbelievably Offensive of Me’

Eisenberg admitted that he regrets a past mistake, saying ‘I only have unpleasant memories because of something really stupid I did.’ Back then, at 17, my ambition was to write for ‘SNL.’ I even prepared a portfolio and found an agent. However, when I was asked to host ten years later, I thought I could create all the sketches on my own. Little did I know that they already had writers.

‘November’ Director Cedric Jimenez on Weaving Thriller, Social Commentary and AI Themes in ‘Chien 51,’ a Paris-Set Dystopian Film; Studiocanal Launches Sales at EFM (EXCLUSIVE)

Title “Chien 51” reunites Jimenez with French producer Hugo Selignac under the banner of Chi-Fou-Mi (a Mediawan company) and distributor Studiocanal, and this film is an adaptation of Laurent Gaudé’s 2022 novel with the same title, which revolves around a futuristic thriller.