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Channing Tatum's 'Dog' to be unleashed in Indian cinemas on March 11
Tatum, who is known for films like 'Magic Mike', '21 Jump Street' and 'Dear John' has returned to the silver screen after five years and has co-directed this film along with partner Reid Carolin. The film is based on Carolin's script on a 2017 HBO documentary, 'War Dog: A Soldier's Best Friend'.
'The Lost City', 'Sonic the Hedgehog 2' release halted in Russia
Paramount Pictures is the latest Hollywood studio to pause the theatrical release of its upcoming films in Russia following the country's invasion of Ukraine last week. Paramount Pictures is the latest Hollywood studio to pause the theatrical release of its upcoming films in Russia following the country's invasion of Ukraine last week.
Russia to miss 'The Batman' as Hollywood boycotts invader
Warner Bros. has announced that it has halted its plans to release the Robert Pattinson-starrer, 'The Batman'. in Russia. The DC adaptation was set to release in the country on Friday (March 4).Later on Monday evening (U.S. Pacific Time), Sony Pictures also paused its plans to release 'Morbius', its upcoming solo film for the Marvel antihero, and all other upcoming theatrical releases in Russia.
Sonu Sood elated to host Season 18 of 'Roadies'
Season 18 of the reality show is set against the locales of South Africa. While sharing his excitement, Sonu says: "I am overjoyed to begin the 'Roadies' shoot." "It is one reality show I have been following very closely over the years, and I am very excited to add my flavour to it. I am sure it will be a journey like no other," he adds.
Andrew Garfield has no plans to star in another 'Spiderman' movie
Looks like Andrew Garfield won't slip into the 'Spiderman' costume again in the near future as the actor has denied he will star in a 'Spiderman' film anytime soon. Filmmaker Lin-Manuel Miranda, who has worked with Andrew in 'Tick, Tick … Boom!', recalled Garfield crying wolf when Miranda asked him on set in 2020 whether he was going to play Peter Parker.
SAG Awards 2022: 'CODA' star Troy Kotsur is first deaf actor to win individual honour
"CODA" ("Child of Deaf Adult") star Troy Kotsur made history at Sunday's Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards, becoming the first deaf actor in the history of the award show to be feted with an individual prize.He prevailed in the category of Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role, besting the likes of Ben Affleck, Bradley Cooper, Jared Leto and Kodi Smit-McPhee, also winning out tonight as part of the film's ensemble, when it scored its own historic prize, reports deadline.com.
'Uncharted' is No. 1 as domestic audiences await 'The Batman'
The adaptation of Sony's series of PlayStation games is holding well, with the studio projecting a $23 million gross for its sophomore outing. According to Variety, that's a 45 per cent drop from its $44 million opening " a debut that already beat initial expectations. Big-budget spectacles and adaptations of well-known properties can tend to be front-loaded in terms of box-office grosses, so a drop of less than 50 per cent is a marked victory for "Uncharted."
Avril Lavigne says teenage stardom was really awkward
"I was so young and so shy. Being on camera for the first time and talking was really awkward for a teenager. I envied bands - because all five of the guys get to do interviews together and travel together and go on stage together. But it's always just been me by myself for my whole career," she said. Avril acknowledges that her early hits including "Sk8er Boi" and "Complicated" will always define her career, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
Cary Joji Fukunaga, Charlie Hayes revisit 'No Time to Die' locations
The film boasts of breathtaking locales across five different geographic locations spread across Norway, Italy, London, Jamaica and Faroe Islands. Talking about the significance of the location of Norway, Cary Joji Fukunaga said, "I had been spending time in Norway and fell in love with the landscape there. And with the actor playing Mr. White (played by Jesper Christensen) being Danish, and Lea being French we decided we could make Madeleine Norwegian."
Ben Stiller 'died inside' playing tennis with Rafael Nadal
Hollywood star Ben Stiller "died inside" when he was forced to play tennis with Rafael Nadal because he knew he was trapped in a no-win situation. Stiller shared the moment was a "dream come true", he quickly realised he was trapped in a no-win situation because Juan had teamed up with an eight-year-old girl, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
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