Scott Campbell

Giancarlo Esposito Has A Great Idea For A Gus Fring Prequel Series

If you need a menacing and malevolent villain for further seasons of your acclaimed TV show, then look no further than Giancarlo Esposito, who appears to be the name at the top of everyone's list. The 62 year-old took a much bigger role in the second run of The Mandalorian as the nefarious Moff Gideon, just weeks after shady businessman Stan Edgar played a more substantial part in the sophomore season of Amazon's subversive superhero hit The Boys.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020

Young Luke Skywalker Show Rumored To Be In The Works For Disney Plus

Ahsoka Tano's debut in The Mandalorian may have been designed as a backdoor pilot to a solo series that was inevitably confirmed at the recent Disney Investor Day, but surely the Season 2 finale didn't include Luke Skywalker for the same purpose? After months of rumor and speculation, not to mention an impressive veil of secrecy, a digitally de-aged Mark Hamill and a couple of stunt doubles joined forces to bring the hero of the Original Trilogy back to Star Wars.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020

David Harbour Says Stranger Things Season 4 Is His Favorite One

There've been many high profile TV shows over the years that provoked a hugely emotional reaction to the supposed death of a major character, only to quickly reveal it as a red herring. For instance, millions of fans were wiping away tears when David Harbour's beloved Hopper made the ultimate sacrifice during the climax of Stranger Things season 3, only for most people to figure out that he wasn't really dead as quickly as the next scene.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020

Sony Reportedly Wants To Lock Tobey Maguire In Before Showing Us Spider-Man 3 Trailer

Back in October, Sony's Brazilian Executive Marketing Director Camila Pacheco confirmed that the first trailer for the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Spider-Man 3 would debut in December. Footage from both Homecoming and Far From Home was revealed the December before each movie's release, so there was already a precedent for it, too, with the latter dropping the initial promo at the CCXP convention in 2018.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020

Russo Brothers Offer Update On Live-Action Hercules Remake

Thanks to their time as part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Joe and Anthony Russo comfortably rank among the most successful filmmakers in the history of the industry. As well as being the directors of the highest-grossing movie ever made, and the only names other than James Cameron to have helmed two films that earned over $2 billion globally, in terms of total combined earnings, only the back catalogue of Steven Spielberg has made more money at the box office.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020

Qi’Ra And Darth Maul Reportedly Returning For New Star Wars Show

The Star Wars franchise possesses almost unlimited potential when it comes to telling new and exciting stories, but Disney and Lucasfilm have so far been adamant that everything be coated in a thick layer of nostalgia. Following the recent Investor Day presentation, we now know that there's a massive amount of content coming from a galaxy far, far away, but not much of it could be deemed entirely original or unique.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020

Mads Mikkelsen Opens Up On His First Week As Fantastic Beasts 3’s Grindelwald

An actor being replaced when shooting has already started on a big budget blockbuster is hardly a new phenomenon, and the approach has yielded phenomenal results in the past. Viggo Mortensen's Aragorn was one of the highlights of The Lord of the Rings trilogy, while Hugh Jackman owes his entire career to stepping into Dougray Scott's position as Wolverine two weeks after production on X-Men kicked off.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020

Monster Hunter Tops The Domestic Box Office, Manages Not To Offend Anyone Else

In terms of the critical consensus, Monster Hunter looks to be one of the better entries in Paul W.S. Anderson's filmography, with the video game adaptation tied alongside 1995's Mortal Kombat on a career-best Rotten Tomatoes score of 48%, which is admittedly nothing to write home about. However, his latest effects-heavy blockbuster is also poised to become the lowest-grossing of his movies, which is partly due to the Coronavirus pandemic and also because of a joke that offended the whole of mainland China.

Scott Campbell Dec 21, 2020