James Strong’s upcoming movie, titled “Rolling Pictures and Decal,” has finally set a release date, and an official poster has been unveiled. Known for his work on “Broadchurch” and “Vigil,” Strong is directing the film, while California-14 Representative Eric Swalwell serves as an executive producer.
For a span of twelve years, Roberts held the position of vice president of development at Lucasfilm. During her tenure, she played a significant role in creating and producing various installments of the “Star Wars” saga, such as “The Force Awakens,” “Rogue One,” “The Last Jedi,” and “Solo.” Additionally, she contributed to the development of the Disney+ series “The Acolyte.
The drama series is set to premiere on April 3rd. Netflix has already unveiled some sneak peeks of the show, which you can check out just below.
Regardless of their movie’s successful festival screenings and an Oscar nomination, the pair has been excluded from attending in-person campaign events due to not being granted U.S. visas. Additionally, funds promised for public support have been withdrawn, making it challenging for them to travel internationally with ease.
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The movie duo missed out on Oscar campaigning events as they couldn’t secure U.S. visas and had their funding pulled, limiting their international travel options.
Instead of opening on May 15, Spielberg’s upcoming movie is set to debut on June 12. The release date of the currently untitled Daniels film has been temporarily postponed, allowing Spielberg’s movie to take its place in the schedule.
The given number indicates the total audience who watched on HBO and digital platforms such as Max. This viewership has increased by 57% compared to the Season 2 premiere in 2022, which attracted 1.5 million viewers, and by a staggering 155% compared to the series premiere in 2021, which garnered 944,000 viewers.
The actor renowned for roles in “Star Trek” and “Don’t Worry Darling” will headline “Nowhere Fast,” a Texas-set crime thriller. This gripping tale revolves around a small-town criminal who unintentionally ends up killing his boss’s nephew. The screenplay and direction are in the hands of Noah Hawley, famed for creating “Fargo” and “Legion” on FX, as well as the upcoming sci-fi film “Alien: Earth.” Hawley’s Austin-based production company, 26 Keys Productions, is overseeing the project.
Blue Moon” is the first film collaboration between Hawke and Linklater in more than a decade, since they worked together on “Boyhood” in 2014. Over the span of their careers, they have teamed up for nine films, which also include the “Before” trilogy, “The Newton Boys,” and “Fast Food Nation.
Back in April 2024, it was initially announced that “Murray Hill” was being developed for Hulu. The project found its home at Hulu amidst fierce competition, securing a commitment to produce the series directly from a written script.
As a passionate cinephile, I found myself standing side by side with director Dylan Southern, Richard Boxall, and Henry Boxall (the trio pictured above), who brought my on-screen sons to life in “The Thing With Feathers.” This highly anticipated film, produced under my company SunnyMarch, had its world premiere at Sundance and will make its European debut at Berlin tonight. I can hardly contain my excitement!