Earlier today, Quentin Tarantino found his Roman Polanski in Rafal Zawierucha and now, the two-time Academy Award winner has finally filled the role we’ve all been waiting for: Charles Manson. According to Cinema Blend (H/T The Wrap), Damon Herriman, star of Justified and Incorporated, has landed the part of the infamous serial killer in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Unfortunately, the eight-month-long wait for Captain Marvel is made all the more unbearable without a trailer to tide us over, but thankfully, an overzealous fanboy has taken it upon himself to make the delay slightly more tolerable.
It’s no secret that from their first meeting onward, Tony Stark and Steve Rogers haven’t exactly seen eye-to-eye, and in 2016, their mutual dislike for one another came to a head, as the Sokovia Accords drove a wedge between the two men, causing an all-out civil war between the Avengers. Outside of the realm of make-believe, however, Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans couldn’t be closer, and later this week, their friendship will be on full display.
Although two-time Academy Award nominee Jessica Chastain officially wrapped production last week, principal photography for Jack Dylan Grazer is still underway, and according to the actor behind Eddie Kaspbrak, IT: Chapter Two has “a very good script.”
Whether Jack Nicholson (Batman, 1989), Heath Ledger (The Dark Knight, 2008), or Jared Leto (Suicide Squad, 2016) enacted your preferred take on the Joker, each, irrefutably, instilled a sense of stylishness and originality into the role, which, is not only a testament to the complexity of the talent behind the war paint, but the character, on the whole.
Avengers: Infinity War is the perfect manifestation of the old adage “money can’t buy happiness.’’ After all, the nineteenth entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe became only the fourth motion picture ever to conquer the elusive $2 billion plateau. Not to mention, it helped the highest grossing film franchise of all time exceed $17 billion – and counting, mind you – hauled in at the worldwide box office. Yet, the fandom couldn’t possibly loathe the Joe and Anthony Russo-directed blockbuster more.
According to a new report from The Wrap, WB may be forced to look elsewhere for a Caped Crusader, as insuring a recovering alcoholic may be a tad too pricey. “More than likely the studio will replace him because the insurance costs are going to go through the roof,” a representative for a completion bond company stated.
What with Avengers: Infinity War becoming only the fourth motion picture ever to conquer the elusive $2 billion plateau, and the Marvel Cinematic Universe, on the whole, exceeding $17 billion - and counting - hauled in at the worldwide box office, it would indeed appear the sky’s the limit for the highest grossing film franchise of all time. That said, the world of moviemaking ain't all sunshine and rainbows, especially when your boss is the House of Mouse.
While a tentative release window has been set - sometime in 2019 - intel regarding The Walt Disney Company’s direct-to-consumer streaming service couldn’t be seeping through any slower. Admittedly, though, the House of Mouse has picked up the pace as of late, and today, we finally learned the name of this BAMTech-powered network.
It may not seem like that long ago two-time Academy Award nominee Jessica Chastain announced she'd begun principal photography on IT: Chapter Two, but evidently, the Sacramento County, California native has already wrapped production, and we’ve got the Instagram story to prove it.
