There was a time when London's by-now infamous West End was considered notorious for high-end crime and gangs. Of all the amoral, double-faced criminals to rule the roost in the English capital, perhaps one of the most prominent was Ronald and Reginald Kray, the hardboiled twin brothers who governed the city's criminal underbelly right up until the moment they were sentence to life in prison in 1969.
Maisie Williams is fast becoming one of the busiest bees in Tinsel Town. Not only is the actress primed to reprise her defining role as Arya Stark for Game of Thrones season 6, but she's also got a schedule crammed full of future appearances in Doctor Who, The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea and, potentially, a leading role in Kate Maberly’s adaptation, The Forest of Hands in Teeth. Well, it appears Williams is ready to keep another place spinning by signing on for Peter Hutchings' indie drama, Arrivals.
Taking a break from worshipping the Many-Faced God in Braavos, Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams is reportedly in contention to topline Kate Maberly’s adaptation The Forest of Hands and Teeth, according to Variety.
There was much back and forth about which artist would be performing the theme song for Sam Mendes' Spectre, but just when Ellie Goulding emerged as the hot favorite, MGM and Sony confirmed that it would indeed by Sam Smith lending his vocal chords for the film's score.
Over the course of 2015, James Ponsoldt's feature adaptation of Dave Eggers’ novel The Circle has been quietly building its ensemble cast piece by piece. And now, after enlisting Tom Hanks, Ex Machina breakout Alicia Vikander, The Force Awakens' John Boyega and, more recently, Karen Gillian, the cameras are rolling in Fillmore, California.
There's an oft-used saying when it comes to psychological horror: when you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back. It's one that encapsulates the isolating, unnerving nature of Frictional Games' all-new title SOMA, which debuted across PlayStation 4 and PC today with a launch trailer to boot.
Long before unlocking the gates of hell and cancelling the apocalypse, Guillermo del Toro served up a wonderful duo of Spanish horror films in The Devil's Backbone and the beloved, poignant Pan's Labyrinth. In 2015, the fan-favorite Mexican director will bring his stylistic brand of horror to an English-language audience with Crimson Peak.
Pierre Morel's 2008 cult actioner Taken really is the gift that keeps on giving for Liam Neeson. Barely a week has passed since we brought you the news that the Northern Irish acting vet signed on to topline Ruben Fleischer’s action-comedy The Revenger, and Deadline reports that Neeson is on the cusp of joining another genre piece in the form of The Commuter.
Now that its existence is all but confirmed - after shipping over 8 million units, it's practically guaranteed - Naughty Dog has begun to talk more openly in relation to The Last of Us 2.
Michael Lewis, author of both The Blind Side and Moneyball, has quickly become of one Hollywood's go-to authors when it comes to award-worthy pitches; after all, both of the scribe's previous adaptations muscled their way into the Oscar race in their respective year of release. Now, Paramount has laid claim to Lewis' financial drama, The Big Short, a star-studded, fast-talking picture that centers on the housing market crash of 2008.
