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Wesley Snipes’ New Movie Is The #1 Film On Netflix Today
Throughout the 1990s, Wesley Snipes was one of Hollywood's biggest action stars, appearing in a string of box office hits that put his charisma, comic timing and lifelong martial arts training to good use. However, some trouble with the law certainly stopped his career in its tracks, and major roles in high profile projects have been hard to come by ever since he finished a three-year stint in prison for tax evasion.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 22, 2021
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Blumhouse Reportedly Eyeing Tom Holland For New Horror Movie
As the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man, and presumably Sony's as well if the SPUMC manages to achieve a sustained level of success, Tom Holland has a massively popular and lucrative role to fall back on for the foreseeable future. This frees him up to tackle more challenging parts when he's not required to suit up and swing around in the world of superhero blockbusters, an opportunity he's grabbed with both hands.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 22, 2021
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Tom Holland Thought He’d Get Fired As Spider-Man After Captain America: Civil War
For the most part, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been impeccable when it comes to casting the expansive roster of superheroes and supporting players, albeit with a couple of notable exceptions. Terrence Howard was paid more than Robert Downey Jr. to appear in Iron Man, but he was dropped and replaced by Don Cheadle for the sequel, with Cheadle's Rhodey having been a part of the franchise for over a decade and he's still not done yet with in-development Disney Plus exclusive Armor Wars finally putting him front and center.
Scott Campbell Scott Campbell Jan 22, 2021
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