Packing over 400 hours of content and an innumerable amount of quests and side-activities, it's no secret that Fallout 4 has gobbled up most of the internal resources at Bethesda Game Studios. In fact, the studio's commitment to the latest entry in the post-apocalypse series has meant that, beyond incremental work supporting The Elder Scrolls Online, the fantastical series has effectively been placed on the back burner, and during Gamescom, Bethesda’s VP of Marketing Pete Hines noted that the studio won't release a new Elder Scrolls game for a "very long time."
With such a colorful (read: insane) roster of characters primed to wreak all sorts of havoc in Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight later this year, it was only a matter of time before we got stylized posters revealing each of the titular motley crew.
Fellow DC adaptations Arrow and The Flash may have enjoyed crossover events in the past, but during the Television Critics Association earlier today, CBS Entertainment Chairman Nina Tassler revealed that the network currently has no plans to implement a similar strategy with Ali Adler's Supergirl series.
For a film where slo-mo shots of impossibly attractive stars running along the beach will likely take precedent, Paramount's casting could not be more on point. Now that the studio has nailed down Dwayne Johnson for the Baywatch movie, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that We Are Your Friends heartthrob Zac Efron could be in line to star opposite the former WWE wrestler.
Depending on the day, Bill Murray was either one of the loudest champions of Paul Feig's all-female reboot or, on the other hand, decidedly against another installment in the Ghostbusters series. As a third installment continually flirted with development, the actor categorically denied interest in reprising his role as Peter Venkman for another adventure in wrangling phantoms, though seemingly that hasn't scuppered chances of him appearing in Paul Feig's much-anticipated reboot.
Now that Tom Holland's role as Marvel's friendly, wet-behind-the-ears neighbourhood Spider-Man has been confirmed, not to mention Jon Watts' place behind the camera, fans have been busy sifting through the barrage of conflicting reports relating to the hero's brand new suit.
After taking the reins from Ethan Hawke in the lead role of The Purge: Anarchy last year, it's fair to say that Frank Grillo made an impression as the no-nonsense sergeant Leo Barnes. In fact, the 50-year-old made such an impression that, as /Film learned in a recent interview, his decision to reprise his role for The Purge 3 may have effectively salvaged the threequel from development hell.
Barley a week has passed since Marvelites were treated to images of Sebastian Stan's disillusioned Bucky Barnes, but today, a fresh batch of stills have landed from the Berlin set of Joe and Anthony Russo's Captain America: Civil War. While there's no sign of the decorated star spangled suit, the snaps showcase Chris Evans' average joe turned world saver Steve Rogers, who will play an instrumental role in Marvel's upcoming threequel.
