Amazon Nears Deal for Michael B. Jordan’s ‘Without Remorse’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Star Trek legend William Shatner admitted he wasn’t impressed after finally making it to space in real life.The 90-year-old - James T Kirk in the hit sci-fi series - realised a lifetime ambition when he went in a shuttle a few months ago.But when he finally made the trip he said it wasn’t all it was cracked up to be.He moaned: “I looked back, and I could see a wake, like a submarine under the water might leave.“The air was tumultuous, filling in as the ship went through it.“Then my eyes went up, and there was impenetrable blackness – the kind I’d seen once in a cave.“It’s blackness that’s almost touchable. There was no spinning stars and the majesty of space.

Wayne Rooney, 36, have been together since they were 16, with their 20-year relationship being the centre of many scandals.The pair put on a very united front as they attended the premiere for their new tell-all documentary, Rooney, which will detail the former footballer's boozy nights and affairs.The loved-up couple were the picture of a happy marriage as they attended the Rooney film premiere this evening.The new documentary will open up about how the very public allegations that have affected their family throughout their 20-year relationship.Coleen went for an all black look tonight, as she wore a fitted blazer with shoulder pads, and a sheer blouse underneath.She styled the blazer with a pair of black fitted trousers with a slit on the ankle, while holding a black velvet Chanel clutch.She wore her brunette tresses swept back in an updo and opted for a smokey eyed makeup look.Meanwhile, Wayne wore a dark blue suit for the occasion, with a white shirt and striped tie.Many friends attended the event with their respective wives and girlfriends.Those that attended include Harry Maguire, Michael Carrick and Phil Bardsley.Wayne spoke candidly about the "mistakes" he has made in his relationship with wife Coleen ahead of the premiere.Speaking to the Mail on Sunday he said: "I used to hold almost everything in and keep it to myself and it would build up.

Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan has launched a new inclusion initiative aimed at securing racial justice in Hollywood.The actor, who has previously been vocal about the need for more diversity within the film and TV industries, announced the new #ChangeHollywood programme yesterday (July 24).The initiative has been created in collaboration with non-profit civil rights advocacy organisation Color Of Change.

Michael B. Jordan has teamed up with a civil rights advocacy charity to help promote change in Hollywood.

With movie theaters still shuttered across the country, audiences are looking towards streaming services for new, high-profile films led by their favorite movie stars. Obviously aware of this, the folks over at Netflix have been looking to make substantial acquisitions to pad their quarantine programming – and their efforts seem to be working.

WME and Endeavor Content are implementing a series of more than 30 actions based on the launch of a new initiative led by Michael B. Jordan and Color of Change, called #ChangeHollywood.

Amazon is circling Paramount's Tom Clancy adaptation Without Remorse, starring Michael B. Jordan.

With most theaters still closed due to the spread of COVID-19, studios are weighing options and making tough decisions. While some studios are just sending films to Premiere VOD (PVOD), Paramount continues to sell off a large number of its titles to various streaming services instead.

Michael B. Jordan has teamed up with officials at non-profit Color Of Change to provide concrete steps for studios, production companies, and agencies to invest in anti-racist content.Amid the ongoing Black Lives Matter movement against systematic racism, the actor has partnered with the foundation to help production companies tell authentic black stories and work with black talent, ensuring more diverse onscreen representation.The #ChangeHollywood initiative provides a roadmap for change, laying out tangible ways for entertainment industry officials to invest in diverse content.Throughout the project, companies, executive leadership, staff, and talent will be provided with recommendations, as well as resources for organizations to support

Michael B. Jordan is teaming up with Color of Change for a new initiative known simply as #ChangeHollywood to promote more diversity and inclusion.The initiative begins with a 'roadmap' to change the Hollywood system in ways that will lead to better representation in all facets of the studio system, according to The Hollywood Reporter.Following the roadmap leads to tangible and meaningful ways to invest in Black stories and Black talent, while diverting funds away from the police within the entertainment industry and using those funds to support the Black community.

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterAfter Skydance sent the next Ryan Reynolds-Shawn Levy movie to Netflix, Paramount is finalizing a deal to move it’s adaptation of Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse to Amazon Studios, We have confirmed.The film stars Michael B. Jordan, Jodie Smith-Turner and Jamie Bell with Stefano Sollima directing.

Michael B. Jordan is making an announcement!

Mackenzie Nichols Staff WriterActor-producer Michael B. Jordan and a trio of Broadway insiders have unveiled separate initiatives to advance the cause of racial justice in the entertainment industry.Jordan has partnered with the non-profit org Color of Change to launch the #ChangeHollywood initiative.

Michael B. Jordan and Color of Change hope to #ChangeHollywood and defeat racial injustice in the entertainment industry.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaThe makers of “Citizen Penn,” a documentary about actor Sean Penn’s volunteer work in Haiti, have updated their film to include footage of the Oscar-winner’s efforts to expand access to COVID-19 testing.Over the past few months, director Don Hardy and producer Shawn Dailey have followed Penn as he worked with his non-profit organization CORE to set up free testing sites in places such as New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Oakland, New Orleans and the Navajo Nation.The new footage will play during the film’s final credits — a section that includes a new song “Eden: To Find Love” that was written by Linda Perry and performed by Bono.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaCraig Roberts’ “Eternal Beauty,” a romantic drama with Oscar-nominee Sally Hawkins, has sold North American rights to Samuel Goldwyn Films.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaMovie theaters have been devastated by coronavirus since the pandemic has forced cinemas to close across the country and essentially wiped out summer blockbuster season.Exhibitors had long hoped that the August releases of Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” and Disney’s live-action remake of “Mulan” would kick off a moviegoing revival. However, those plans suffered a major setback on Monday when Warner Bros.

Jordan Moreau “Isolation,” a horror anthology film, has finished its principal photography shooting entirely in quarantine.The film weaves together nine standalone, yet interconnected, horror stories from all corners of the world. It follows people as they confront their biggest fears in attempts to survive an increasingly deadly pandemic, a premise that hits close to home for many people during the coronavirus crisis.The teams of filmmakers on the project include Dennie Gordon (“Jack Ryan,” “Legion,” “Hunters,” “Waco”); Larry Fessenden (“The Last Winter,” “Habit,” “Depraved”); Bobby Roe (“The Houses October Built”); Andrew Kasch (“Tales Of Halloween”); Zach Passero (“Wicked Lake”) and Christian Pasquariello (“Alien Invasion: S.U.M.

, the series provides fans with firsthand knowledge into the making of the show, and why it's still so popular today, from the people who there from the beginning. («Michael Scott»), («Pam Beasley»), («Jim Halpert»), Rainn Wilson («Dwight Schrute») and  («Angela Martin») are just a few of the stars who make guest appearances over the course of 12 episodes.«It came out of an idea for us to tell our story,» Baumgartner exclusively tells ET over the phone.

Michael B. Jordan starred as Oscar Grant — a real-life victim of police violence — in Ryan Coogler's debut feature,, and the actor knows there's still a long way to go. Jordan marked the movie's anniversary with an Instagram slideshow on Monday that included behind-the-scenes photos from set, interviews where he and co-star Octavia Spencer talked about Grant, Coogler and the story they set out to tell, and a photo of the real-life man who inspired the tragic tale.«Seven years ago today, shed light on the story of Oscar Grant, a young black man who was shot by a BART police officer on January 1, 2010,» he wrote. «Over a decade later, the fight for black lives to matter is not over.

Michael B. Jordan took to Instagram to mark the seven-year anniversary of Fruitvale Station while also calling for 'systemic change' amid the ongoing Black Lives Matter campaign.The 33-year-old actor posted behind-the-scenes pictures and video from Fruitvale Station on Sunday on the anniversary of the film's release in the United States in 2013.'7 years ago today, Fruitvale Station shed light on the story of Oscar Grant, a young black man who was shot by a BART police officer on January 1, 2010.