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Maybe no one remembers anymore because it came out right before the COVID-19 pandemic took over the world, but “The Gentlemen” was a big hit for Guy Ritchie. It made $115 million at the box office, off a $22 million budget, did well with critics, and showcased a big jump in Ritchie’s screenwriting abilities.  Miramax loved it, too, so much so that they started developing a spinoff TV series in October 2022, which Netflix involved themselves in earlier this year.

While the “Twilight” series made Robert Pattinson a household name and catapulted the actor to superstardom, he wasn’t author Stephenie Meyer‘s first choice as Edward Cullen. Instead, Meyer envisioned another British heartthrob in the role, Henry Cavill.

Theo James is set to lead Netflix’s The Gentlemen, based on the Guy Ritchie film of the same name, Deadline has learned. Production begins next in London next week.

Ever since Tim Burton’s “Alice In Wonderland” became a billion-dollar box office hit, one of Walt Disney Pictures’ main goals has been to make live-action adaptations of all their animated classics for a new generation of kids and families. And so far, it’s been mostly working.

Disney's live-action Hercules is already facing fan backlash after producer Joe Russo revealed new details about the film in an interview with Variety.According to Russo, the Guy Ritchie-directed feature will be 'more experimental' than past live-action adaptations and inspired by TikTok.Soon after the interview was published, fans of the beloved 1997 animated film took to Twitter to voice their dismay -- with many predicting the reimagining will be a total 'disaster.' Backlash: Disney's live-action Hercules is already facing fan backlash after producer Joe Russo revealed new details about the film in an interview with Variety'[Hercules will be] a little bit more experimental in tone, a little bit more experimental in execution,' Russo told the outlet.'I think they're excited to see what we can all bring to it in a way that isn't just a reinterpretation of the animated film.' Russo says Ritchie, who directed Disney's live-action Aladdin in 2019, is up to the task because 'he has penchant for experimentation.'Along with being animated, 1997's Hercules was also a musical with most of the songs performed by a female Greek chorus. Russo confirmed that the upcoming live-action film will be a 'modern musical' inspired by TikTok, which is a short-form video sharing platform.  TikTok-inspired: According to Russo (left), the Guy Ritchie-directed feature will be 'more experimental' than past live-action adaptations and inspired by TikTok. Russo says Ritchie (right), who directed Disney's live-action Aladdin in 2019, is up to the task because 'he has penchant for experimentation''There are questions about how you translate it as a musical.

In Enola Holmes 2, a new game is afoot! And this time, it’s ripped straight from the history books. Following the theme of female empowerment from the first film in 2020, director Harry Bradbeer (Fleabag), writer Jack Thorne (His Dark Materials) and actress Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things) felt it was important to highlight real stories about female oppression and liberation against the backdrop of the real-life matchgirls’ strike of 1888.

Henry Cavill has spoken about missing out of the role of Edward Cullen in the Twilight films, as the film's author Stephenie Meyer had hoped he would get the role.The 39-year-old star, appearing on Happy Sad Confused podcast Wednesday, said that he was not aware Meyer had hoped he would get the role, which he was passed over for at 24 due to being too old to play the high school vampire.The British actor said he felt there was no rivalry with Pattinson because he never knew he was wanted for the role in the first place. The latest: Henry Cavill, 39, has spoken about missing out of the role of Edward Cullen in the Twilight films, as the film's author Stephenie Meyer had hoped he would get the role'I didn’t know about the movie,' Cavill said.

As if the end-credits of “Black Adam” didn’t make it obvious enough, Henry Cavill recently confirmed that he is set to return to the DCU in a big way as Superman. However, nothing is really clear about what that return might look like.

Toss a coin to your new witcher. Henry Cavill announced he will not return as the star of Netflix’s hit series The Witcher, and the streamer has recast the leading man with Liam Hemsworth.

The Superman of it all is very real. How serious is Henry Cavill about returning to the Man Of Steel role and re-entering the DC Universe? Well, there’s no more apparent sign that he’s dropping his current money project at Netflix that’s probably paid him handsomely well in the last few years.

British actor Henry Cavill (“The Witcher“) made waves recently by announcing his official return to the Superman role with early development on a sequel to “Man of Steel.” But that’s not the only thing on the horizon as he’s already teamed with director Matthew Vaughn (“The Kingsman” franchise) on the Apple franchise-starter “Argylle” which could give the streaming service its own run of blockbuster-level spy films.

Their red carpet debut! Henry Cavill brought girlfriend Natalie Viscuso to the Enola Holmes 2 premiere, marking their first public appearance together.

Now that Daniel Craig‘s time as James Bond is over after “No Time To Die,” it’s only healthy for fans of the franchise to speculate who will next don the ruthless and debonair superspy’s black tuxedo.

It’s hard to say how much “Enola Holmes,” the younger sister of Sherlock Holmes story adapted from the YA fiction series of the same name by Nancy Springer, penetrated into the pop culture space. Sure, “Stranger Things” star Millie Bobbie Brown led the movie, and Netflix gave it a sequel and called it a hit, but don’t they do that with everything? But the reality is, in case you missed it, and it feels like some more cynical audiences thought it might not be for them, “Enola Holmes” was absolutely delightful.

Henry Cavill and his beautiful girlfriend, Natalie Viscuso, made their red carpet debut as a couple at the Enola Holmes 2 premiere in New York City on Thursday. The talented actor, 39, looked dapper in a pin-striped suit while his beau was radiant in a sleek, cream-colored gown. The happy couple went public with their budding relationship earlier last year in April 2021, and have been going strong for over one year.  Happy couple: Henry Cavill, 39, and his girlfriend, Natalie Viscuso, made their red carpet debut as a couple at the Enola Holmes 2 premiere in NYC earlier Thursday The Man Of Steel actor donned a classic gray, pin-striped suit which he paired with a white dress shirt and vibrant red tie.  He slipped into a pair of sleek black dress shoes to complete his look for the glamorous evening. His Hollywood executive girlfriend, Natalie, 32, looked elegant in a long cream-colored, off-the-shoulder caped gown. The dress contained a thin black belt to better accentuate her slim waist.

It's a bird, it's a plane, it's...Henry Cavill's heroic return!The 39-year-old actor opened up about his taking up the mantle of Superman once again during a live recording of the Happy Sad Confused podcast. Cavill said the role 'means so much' to him, and he said he always thought about donning the red 'S' again.  Returning to a major role: Henry Cavill opened up about his taking up the mantle of Superman once again during a live recording of the Happy Sad Confused podcast (pictured 2021)'It's been five years now. I never gave up hope,' he told the crowd and podcast host Josh Horowitz.

Henry Cavill, aka The Man of Steel, will once again battle for truth, justice and the American way.

After years of low-budget indie films, Oscar winner Nicolas Cage is back in demand enjoying a career resurgence and 'commanding $4M a picture.''However, he will do discounts on things if he is really into the project,' an indie movie source noted to THR on Tuesday.The 58-year-old father-of-three reportedly received close to $3M from Universal Pictures for a supporting role as Count Dracula in Chris McKay's horror-comedy Renfield, which hits US theaters April 14. 'Commanding $4M a picture!' After years of low-budget indie films, Oscar winner Nicolas Cage is back in demand enjoying a career resurgence (pictured April 18)Nicolas was said to have been paid $7M to produce and star as a fictionalized version of himself in Tom Gormican's meta action comedy Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, which earned $29.1M at the box office last spring.Cage's renaissance has brought him closer to reprising his roles in sequels to National Treasure and Face/Off, which both currently have scripts nearing completion and awaiting his approval.

 Henry Cavill sent fans into a frenzy on Monday as he revealed his return as the Man of Steel, after appearing in the post-credits scene of Black Adam over the weekend.Following the cameo, he teased that the appearance was 'just a very small taste of things to come' in a new video, shared with his 22 million Instagram followers. 'I wanted to wait until the weekend was over before posting this because I wanted to give you all a chance to watch Black Adam,' Cavill said in the footage video. 'But now that plenty of you have, I wanted to make it official: I am back as Superman.' He's back! Henry Cavill sent fans into a frenzy on Monday as he revealed his return as the Man of Steel, after appearing in the post-credits scene of Black Adam over the weekend Additionally, he said: 'So there's a lot to be thankful for and I'll get to that in time.