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Neil Gaiman Addresses Constantine Casting Rumors For The Sandman
There've been two live-action versions of John Constantine so far, both of which were completely different but still managed to spawn a legion of fans. Keanu Reeves played the character in the 2005 cult favorite movie, and even fifteen years later talk of a sequel still hasn't completely disappeared, although the rumor mill has significantly quietened down since last summer.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Feb 1, 2021
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Godzilla Vs. Kong Director Thanks Fans For The Trailer’s Record-Breaking Success
The MonsterVerse has tended to give relatively inexperienced directors the opportunity to make the jump to big budget blockbusters and tackle an epic monster mash, but compared to his predecessors, Godzilla vs. Kong's Adam Wingard is a veteran. Gareth Edwards, Jordan Vogt-Roberts and Michael Dougherty each had one low budget film under their belts before helming Godzilla, Kong: Skull Island and King of the Monsters respectively, but the epic clash of the Titans will mark Wingard's tenth feature.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Feb 1, 2021
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Ernie Hudson Says Winston Will Finally Get A Backstory In Ghostbusters: Afterlife
No offense intended to Ernie Hudson, but Winston Zeddemore always felt like the odd man out in Ivan Reitman's original Ghostbusters duology. It was well established that Harold Ramis' Egon Spengler, Dan Akroyd's Ray Stantz and Bill Murray's Peter Venkman had been friends for a long time before the movie even started having gone to college together, but Winston simply appears a third of the way through the story and gets hired for the job, while he doesn't receive much in the way of character development.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Feb 1, 2021
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Neil Gaiman Explains Why He Recast Lucifer For Netflix’s The Sandman
After spending decades in development hell, with countless filmmakers trying and failing to adapt the source material for live-action, Neil Gaiman's The Sandman finally started shooting in October of last year. The creator of the comic book favorite has been heavily involved in the development of the project with showrunner Allan Heinberg, and serves as one of the executive producers alongside David S. Goyer, one of the many names to take a crack at turning it into a movie over the years.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 31, 2021
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Paramount Reportedly Plans To Keep Star Trek Shows Going For More Than 10 Years
Since the original series first aired back in 1965, Star Trek has taken some pretty lengthy sabbaticals from the small screen, even though the feature-length adventures of the Enterprise crew plugged the gaps in the meantime. There was a thirteen-year break between the end of Star Trek: The Animated Series in 1974 and The Next Generation, while a dozen years separated the cancellation of Enterprise and the first episode of Discovery in 2017.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 31, 2021
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Ryan Reynolds And Mark Ruffalo Are Father And Son In New Photos From Netflix Movie
The good news for Ryan Reynolds fans is that they're going to be seeing an awful lot of him over the next few years, even if the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Deadpool 3 isn't going to shoot until 2022 at the earliest. After all, just a couple of weeks after wrapping Netflix's Red Notice alongside Dwayne Johnson and Gal Gadot, he instantly reunited with the streaming service for The Adam Project.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 31, 2021
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