Bennifer’s reboot is still going well, and Ben Affleck refused to move on to “passing details” about it in a new interview, throwing some pieces at the obsessive. When asked through the Wall Street Journal about his date with Jennifer Lopez, which resumed this year after their dating in the early 2000s, Affleck said he had learned that “it’s not sensible to share everything with the world,” and is moving to “exercise a little restraint” through not “talking about my non-public quotes in the newspaper. “But after being pressured for data on how the romance developed, the actor said “it’s really lovely to me,” before intriguingly mocking that it’s “a wonderful story” without sharing the story. “The most productive story,” he said, “and I’m sure it’s the genuine version. “Is this an official endorsement of our Bennifer fan fiction?
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Nicolas Cage is in a position to give us all another vampire kiss. The actor has been cast as Dracula in Universal’s new monster film Renfield, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film will revolve around Dracula’s titular henchman, played through Nicholas Hoult. and comes after Universal’s in the past planned “Dark Universe” monster movie collapsed almost without delay after no one liked Tom Cruise’s The Mummy. smaller films in recent years, apart from a Croods movie here and a Spider-Verse there. Other upcoming roles for Cage come with a vodka-drinking dragon and. . . Meanwhile, the Reporter also revealed wednesday that Awkwafina is also joining Renfield and is preparing to play a “character who groups with Hoult to take on the Vampire King. “We count the days until, hopefully, Cage’s Dracula is revealed. .
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When you play the derivative game, you win or lose $30 million. HBO learned this the hard way by creating a Game of Thrones prequel that it abandoned after filming an entire pilot, according to HBO’s Tinderbox: Ruthless Pursuit of New Frontiers eBook. Former WarnerMedia Entertainment president Bob Greenblatt shows that the network spent more than $30 million on a pilot for the Thrones prequel, but when he saw a component, he realized, “It just doesn’t work. “This would be the moment when Thrones has encountered problems with the pilots after the unpublished pilot of the original series had to be reworked by components. HBO ended up shutting down the prequel project, a separate prequel series, House of the Drapassn, is actually airing and will stop next year. Greenblatt says that in this case, they made the decision not to drive first this time and jump straight into the full series. “Let’s get a wonderful exhibit that makes us feel smart and just do it,” he said. “Or not. ” What can go wrong in all likelihood?
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We are a humble queen. People magazine on Wednesday revealed its possible options for the other people of the year 2021: Dolly Parton, Sandra Oh, Simone Biles and “the teachers of our country. “she put on the canopy as one of the other people of the year,” insisting that she”isn’t all of that even though she’s “glad I’m standing up for enough things that I’m not the worst user in the world. “He added that she “didn’t need to be revered” and that when she saw other people “literally worshipping” celebrities, “I backed down. “Parton in the past said she wasn’t sure I “don’t even deserve” the Presidential Medal. of Freedom after denying it twice. And in February, she asked the state of Tennessee not to erect a statue of her on the capitol grounds, arguing that “putting myself on a pedestal” was not “appropriate at this time. “Please don’t betray yourself, Dolly!
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Alec gives his first television interview after the fatal shooting on the set of Rust, and ABC News host George Stephanopoulos says it’s the “most intense” he’s done in 20 years. The interview comes after cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed and director Joel Souza was injured in an accidental shooting on the set of Rust. In a clip released Wednesday of the interview, Stephanopoulos tells him he has “no idea” how a genuine bullet ended up on set, and says “I didn’t pull the trigger” from the propeller barrel. He also wipes away his tears and considers the tragedy to be the worst thing that has ever happened to him”, because I think and think of “what have I just done?Stephanopoulos said it “surprised him” in “many places” and was “so raw” that it will air Thursday night.
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