Daniel Radcliffe reveals the Harry Potter moment he ‘suddenly realised’ Michael Gambon was struggling with his memory Harry Potter star’s new biography confirms that he was diagnosed with dementia The Independent UK · Oct 27
32 Years Later, Walter Koenig's Best Sci-Fi Role Isn't Star Trek Be seeing you, Mr. Bester. Here's why the late Walter Koenig was so incredible as Bester in 'Babylon 5.' Inverse · Oct 27
Harry Potter’s parents cast in HBO series as fan-favourite book character makes screen debut Jasper Talbot will play James Potter, while Hannah Chinn will portray his wife, Lily The Independent UK · Oct 27
The Most Terrifying Cult Movie Of The Year Does Justice To Its Haunting True Story Tim Blake Nelson and Vera Farmiga star in this depiction of one of the most deadly cults. Inverse · Oct 27
Christopher Lloyd reveals one regret when it comes to Back to the Future films ‘Whenever I watch the movie and see that scene, I still feel that pang in my heart,’ the actor wrote in his new memoir The Independent UK · Oct 27
Harry Potter TV series casts Lily Potter, James Potter and Charlie Weasley The HBO adaptation of the children’s fantasy novels by JK Rowling will be released later this year. Evening Standard · Oct 27
'Warp Speed, Mr. Chekov!': 'Star Trek' Fans React to George Takei's Tribute Following Walter Koenig's Death Walter Koenig, best known as Ensign Pavel Chekov in Star Trek, has died aged 90. George Takei remembered his longtime co-star as a loyal friend and gifted writer. International Business Times UK · Oct 27
Shah Rukh's 'King' poster sparks online debate, netizens draw parallels with 'Dhurandhar 2' Shah Rukh Khan revealed the poster for his upcoming film titled "King", set to release on December 24. The poster features him in a rugged look, holding a gun and a rose. Social media reactions were mixed, with some users praising the aesthetic while others made comparisons to Ranveer Singh's… The Economic Times · Oct 27
A New Hidden Horror Gem Is The Perfect Halloween Watch Directed by American Dave Boyle, 'Never After Dark' stars Japanese actress Moeka Hoshi as a professional exorcist charged with spiritually cleaning a haunted house. Inverse · Oct 27
Steven Spielberg’s foundation has given over $160 million in grants since 1993 When Steven Spielberg directed Schindler’s List in 1993, the experience left a lasting impact on him, inspiring a philanthropic commitment that has continued for decades. The filmmaker donated his share of the film’s profits to establish the Righteous Persons Foundation in 1994, with the aim of strengthening Jewish life, preserving… The Times of India · Oct 27
'This Is Not Going To Be a Hit': Amanda Seyfried Explains Why She Turned Down $2.5B Marvel Movie Amanda Seyfried says she does not regret rejecting Gamora in Guardians of the Galaxy, despite once believing the Marvel film's unusual concept could damage her career. International Business Times UK · Oct 27
The Odyssey actors campaigning for an Oscar nomination Six cast members of Nolan’s box office hit are in the running for nominations The Independent UK · Oct 27
Keanu Reeves 'to replace Alan Ritchson' in major project The Matrix star Keanu Reeves is set to replace Alan Ritchson in Jaume Collet-Serra's Netflix movie Maelstrom, playing a U.S. Federal Marshal protecting a key witness during a deadly hurricane and a relentless siege by armed henchmen. BANG Premier · Oct 27
Aaron Sorkin was 'second choice' to direct The Social Reckoning Aaron Sorkin has confessed he was his own "second choice" to direct The Social Reckoning because he wanted David Fincher to helm the movie. BANG Premier · Oct 27
BANG Premier · Oct 27 Damson Idris reunites with Apple for thriller Sacrament F1 star Damson Idris will star in and produce upcoming thriller Sacrament, reteaming with Apple Original Films to play a former Chicago police officer forced into a high-stakes fight for survival in a fortified Utah town.
The Guardian - UK · Oct 27 Michael Gambon: the authorised biography review – a brilliant actor, and a master deceiver From the National Theatre to Harry Potter, Gambon’s shapeshifting life leaves many questions still unanswered
The Guardian - UK · Oct 27 Cheer up, Scrooge! The merriest Christmas theatre shows, from musketeers to a penguin party The festive season brings swashbuckling adventure, heartwarming Antarctic antics, a yuletide spin on Pride and Prejudice and Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella
BANG Premier · Oct 26 Call of Duty director Peter Berg vows 'no superhero soldiers' as he reveals gritty plans for $35bn gaming franchise's Hollywood blockbuster The filmmaker behind Lone Survivor is teaming up with Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan for Paramount's military action adaptation, promising a darker exploration of warfare as the studio prepares for a major 2028 theatrical release.
Inverse · Oct 26 'Wildwood' Ending Explained: How LAIKA Pulled Off That Climactic Final Battle Director Travis Knight and the 'Wildwood' cast break down the film's climactic, emotional final battle.
Evening Standard · Oct 26 Naomi Ackie on how she mastered accent for shoplifting comedy I Love Boosters The British actress stars alongside Keke Palmer and Taylour Paige as part of a crew of professional shoplifters.
Inverse · Oct 26 9 Years Later, An Iconic Sci-Fi Franchise Is Picking Up From Its Most Controversial Sequel Space, scream, etc.
The Independent UK · Oct 26 100-year-old Mel Brooks is a ‘big influence’ on new Spaceballs film, star reveals Daphne Zuniga, who is set to reprise her role from the original movie, says the comedy icon has already filmed his scenes
The Independent UK · Oct 26 If Elon Musk really enjoys his heinous AI remake of The Odyssey, he should seek help COMMENT: Enraged by Christopher Nolan’s acclaimed blockbuster, the Tesla mogul claimed that a fully AI-generated remake of ‘The Odyssey’ would be produced by the end of the year. The first seven minutes have now surfaced, and the mind simply boggles, writes Louis Chilton
Salon · Oct 26 "Wicker" is much more than its weird sex Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård revive the simple tenderness missing from the big screen
The Guardian - US · Oct 26 ‘A cultural moment’: smash hit doc You Can See Everything continues to dazzle America Nathan Fielder’s three-hour Elizabeth Holmes film has become a pop culture phenomenon but at a sold-out Times Square screening, no one was quite sure what to think