Case in point: Why We’re Killing Gunther, a new action-comedy hailing from Saturday Night Live star Taran Killam. Poised to make his directorial debut, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that Killam has set sights on Schwarzenegger to headline the light-hearted affair, joining Bobby Moynihan, Paul Brittain, Silicon Valley's Kumail Nanjiani, Randall Park and Ryan Gaul.
Worrying news coming out of Marvel’s TV division today, particularly for one Peggy Carter. Sources close to The Hollywood Reporter claim that the Hayley Atwell-fronted spinoff isn’t likely to nab a season 3 order at ABC, particularly now that the actress has secured a recurring part in the network’s courtroom drama, Conviction.
James Wan’s solo Aquaman movie and indeed the entire DC Extended Universe in general has been thrust into the spotlight in recent days. Mere hours after we learned that Seth Grahame-Smith had exited The Flash citing “creative differences,” reports indicated that Wan could be next in line to follow Grahame-Smith out the exit door.
Miles Teller’s Pazmanian Devil has booked his spot under the lights, now that Open Road Films has granted an awards-friendly release date to upcoming boxing drama Bleed For This.
Of the six Infinity stones scattered across the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it is the Mind Stone that features prominently across the studio’s roster of movies. First cropping up in The Avengers via Loki’s staff, the all-powerful ingot goes on to bestow immense power to the Maximoff siblings and, by the time Captain America: Civil War rolls around, currently resides in the body of Paul Bettany’s synthetic being, The Vision.
It’s the one set piece to feature heavily all across the threequel’s colossal marketing spree and sure enough, Captain America: Civil War reaches its crescendo in style with the intricate airport sequence.
