Judi Dench cannot bear thinking about Cats and calls it a waste of goodwill and talent, although she never watched the completed film.
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Tom Holland will star in and produce Sony’s mysterious thriller Penthouse, written by Iron Man 3 and The Fall Guy writer Drew Pearce.
Netflix has replaced Bela Bajaria with Peter Rice days after cutting 1,000 jobs. The change could eventually affect what appears on viewers’ screens.
Sylvester Stallone reveals how decades of performing his own stunts led to nine back operations, chronic pain and a warning for younger action stars.
Amanda Seyfried turned down a television role because of its sex scenes, opening a wider conversation about boundaries, consent, and an actor’s right to say no.
Nicolas Cage refused an AI waiver for Spider-Noir, opening a bigger debate about who controls an actor’s face, voice and performance after filming ends.
Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery now form Skydance, placing Batman, Harry Potter, Star Trek, and more under one enormous entertainment company in Hollywood.
Kristen Stewart is reuniting with Olivier Assayas for Spiritual World, a supernatural film about a haunted clairvoyant. It sounds like exactly the kind of strange, uncomfortable work she does best.
Netflix has found its Stassie and Nate. Daisy Jelley and Connor Simos will lead the adaptation of Hannah Grace’s Icebreaker, but BookTok readers already have very specific ideas about these characters.
Alan Cumming has returned as Nightcrawler for Avengers: Doomsday, but even he does not fully understand its plot. His wonderfully confusing filming experience raises a larger question about Marvel’s obsession with secrecy.