Hugh Jackman Reveals Whether He’d Do A ‘Greatest Showman’ Sequel

Prince William appears to have been booed by crowds as he shook hands with players ahead of the kick-off between Chelsea and Liverpool at Wembley Stadium today (May 14).A clip from the BBC coverage has quickly circulated across social media, with many football fans reacting in utter shock, while others supported the extreme reaction.Meghan Markle biographer Omid Scobie shared the clip on Twitter earlier this afternoon. He tweeted: “An unexpected moment at today's #FACupFinal, where Liverpool fans booed Prince William and National Anthem.“My understanding (correct me if I'm wrong, Twitter) is that it's still felt there was an establishment cover-up over the Hillsborough disaster and getting justice for it.”Reports are claiming that Liverpool fans disrupted Abide with Me, jeered William's introduction and booed during the National Anthem at Wembley.Twitter user therealboycee shared: “A fairly loud chorus of boos for Prince William, artfully ignored by the commentators.

James Corden spoke about his friendship with Prince Harry in a new interview with the Sun.

Hugh Jackman is responding to the comments that Michelle Williams made this week about wanting to do a sequel to The Greatest Showman!

A million dreams! Michelle Williams would be on board with reprising her Greatest Showman role — if a sequel gets made.

Michelle Williams has expressed that she wants to make a sequel to The Greatest Showman.The 41-year-old actress says she would love to be involved in any follow-up to the 2017 musical film, which also starred Hugh Jackman, Zendaya and Zac Efron.Michelle told Variety: 'I would make another one of those in a heartbeat. I wish they'd make a sequel.' Ready for more:Michelle Williams has expressed that she wants to make a sequel to The Greatest Showman; she is seen in 2018The Manchester By the Sea star also noted that she felt as if the blockbuster gave audiences 'so much joy.'The actress said: 'That movie brought so much joy to so many people and to make people that happy, man, that is a worthwhile thing to spend your time doing.

K.J. Yossman Sir William Sargent, CEO and founding member of Oscar-winning VFX studio Framestore, whose work includes blocbusters such as “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” and “No Time to Die,” has revealed he is stepping down.Chief operating officer Mel Sullivan will replace him, with a mandate to focus on the company’s strategic direction.Sargant, who has been at Framestore for 26 years, will remain with the wider business, focusing on the Framestore Company 3 Group.CFO Claire Price will oversee the finances of Framestore and Company 3 from July while Fiona Walkinshaw is upped to CEO of film and episodic and Charles Howell serves as president of global advertising and content.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaMichelle Williams harbors a deep desire to lace up her dancing shoes again.The actress is best known for her intense performances in searing dramas like “Blue Valentine” and “Manchester by the Sea,” but she particularly loved her change-of-pace work in the ebullient musical “The Greatest Showman.”“I would make another one of those in a heartbeat,” Williams told Variety during an interview for a recent cover story. “I wish they’d make a sequel.”“The Greatest Showman” became a theatrical blockbuster when it opened in 2017, grossing $434.9 million globally thanks in part to its mega-selling album. It was a soundtrack filled with infectious anthems such as “This Is Me,” “The Greatest Show” and “Rewrite the Stars.” Williams, who played the wife of Hugh Jackman’s P.T.

On Wednesday, the hosts of “The View” discussed the leak earlier this week of actor Jesse Williams’ nude scene from the Broadway show Take Me Out.

trended on social media earlier this week after footage of him full-frontal nude during a Broadway production of play Take Me Out emerged online.While former Grey’s Anatomy star Williams had previously shrugged off the scene by claiming ‘it’s just a body’, an actors’ organisation has blasted the person who filmed the footage – which went against house rules.The act was also labelled ‘both sexual harassment and an appalling breach of consent.’Much of Take Me Out – written by Richard Greenberg and currently on at the Helen Hayes Theater in New York – is set in the locker room of a professional baseball team, with an all-male cast that explores themes of homophobia, racism, class, and masculinity in sports.Williams plays Darren Lemming, a mixed-race baseball star, who comes out as gay and is confronted with homophobic and racist prejudices off the field.Kate Shindle, president of the Actors’ Equity Association, which is made up of 51,000 members of the theatre industry, said in a statement: ‘We condemn in the strongest possible terms the creation and distribution of photographs and videos of our members during a nude scene.‘As actors, we regularly agree to be vulnerable onstage in order to tell difficult and challenging stories. This does not mean that we agree to have those vulnerable moments widely shared by anyone who feels like sneaking a recording device into the theater.

She suffered a tragedy in 2008 when her former partner Heath Ledger died of an accidental overdose.But Michelle Williams revealed Tuesday in a new Varietyprofile that her friend Jeremy Strong was by her side to help her get past the tremendous loss.The 41-year-old Oscar nominee shared that the 43-year-old Succession star helped care for her and Heath's daughter Matilda while helping to assuage the little girl's grief. With a little help from her friend: Michelle Williams, 41, revealed Tuesday to Variety that Succession star Jeremy Strong moved in to care for her daughter Matilda, now 16, after her ex Heath Ledger died in 2008'Jeremy was serious enough to hold the weight of a child's broken heart and sensitive enough to understand how to approach her through play and games and silliness,' she said.The Trial Of The Chicago 7 star moved in with Michelle, along with her sister and another friend shortly after Heath's death.

Stepping in and stepping up. Michelle Williams spoke candidly about daughter Matilda Ledger’s sweet relationship with actor Jeremy Strong — and how the Succession star was there for the young girl in the wake of Heath Ledger’s death.

Succession star Jeremy Strong really stepped up for the family.It seems Strong, whose intensity provoked a bit of teasing earlier this year after a profile painted him as uber-serious, is just as committed to his role as a playmate as he is to his film and TV work. In a recent interview with , Williams revealed, “Jeremy was serious enough to hold the weight of a child’s broken heart and sensitive enough to understand how to approach her through play and games and silliness,” adding that after Ledger died in 2008, Strong let Matilda ride on his back as he pretended to be a pony.Four years after meeting at the Williamstown Theatre Festival, Strong, Williams' sister, and another friend moved into Williams' home to support her adjustment to single parenthood.

Paging Dr. Jackson Avery. Jesse Williams will return to Grey’s Anatomy for a brief appearance in the 400th episode, and he teased that Japril fans will be very happy.

The perfect moniker! After announcing her third pregnancy, Michelle Williams reflected on giving birth to son Hart during the coronavirus lockdown.

Michelle Williams is speaking out in defense of Succession actor Jeremy Strong, who she first met in 2004 when they were both performing at the Williamstown Theatre Festival.

Deadline already told you that a Scream sequel is happening with directors Radio Silence (Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett) returning and James Vanderbilt & Guy Busick co-writing the screenplay.

Jesse Williams fielded some questions about his full frontal scene in the new Broadway play Take Me Out.

Hollywood actor is starring in the revival of play Take Me Out, as main character Darren Lemming, and has recently received a Tony nomination for his performance.Jesse, who played Dr Jackson Avery in Grey's Anatomy, is seen in a full frontal nude scene, which was leaked on Monday - hours after his Tony nomination.The revival of the play, which is set in the locker room of a Major League Baseball team, opened at the Hayes Theater on Broadway.The show features a shower scene where most of the cast - including Patrick J Adams and Jesse Tyler Ferguson - go naked - and it appears the scene was filmed and then shared online - much to the delight of Jesse's fans.One Twitter user wrote: "Whoever took one for the team and snuck a camera to Broadway to give us these Jesse Williams videos, thanks."Another joked: "If I buy this ticket to see Jesse Williams on Broadway and the understudy there that night..."A third wrote: "For sure Jesse Williams has three legs and one can for sure cure the ND acne on my face."A fourth quipped that if he needed a new career he could try selling photos on adult site OnlyFans.The actor has yet to comment on the video leak but took to Instagram to share a brief video of his Tony nomination as he spoke of how grateful he was to be in the running for the award.Revealing he'd been nominated alongside co-stars Ferguson and Michael Oberholtzer, he said: "No words, just gratitude.

Just hours after receiving his first Tony nomination for his role in the revival of Take Me Out, Jesse Williams was trending on social media for a much more revealing reason.Take Me Out had been in previews since March 20 and officially opened on April 4, with a brief video from a full frontal nude scene featuring Williams' penis in full view, leaking online on Monday, just hours after his Tony nomination.How the video leaked is quite the mystery, since those who attend the Broadway show are required to lock their phones in Yondr pouches during the show. Revealing:Just hours after receiving his first Tony nomination for his role in the revival of Take Me Out, Jesse Williams was trending on social media for a much more revealing reasonTake Me Out is set largely within the locker room of a Major League Baseball team, written by Richard Greenburg, with the original Broadway play winning Best Play at the 2003 Tony Awards.The revival opened at the Hayes Theater on Broadway, with Williams playing the main character Darren Lemming, who many have speculated is inspired by New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter.

BBC Breakfast called in royal correspondent and journalist Jennie to talk about the Queen's health and upcoming engagements, but Jennie couldn't confirm whether the monarch will definitely be up on the balcony for the Jubilee celebrations.Sally Nugent kicked off by asking: "Now Jennie - the Jubilee celebrations are just under a month away - how involved do you think the Queen might be able to be?"Jennie then responded: "Well again, that is absolutely historic, a unique occasion. I think at the very least we hope to see her on the balcony at Buckingham Palace, and I think she will try to make the thanksgiving service, but again that is tricky."There's a lot of manoeuvring that will have to be done to find a different entrance - which there is, to St.

Macbeth,” Debra Messing in “Birthday Candles” and husband-and-wife team of Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick (their old-fashioned “Plaza Suite” is printing money, but was sneered at by the out-of-touch New York Times) were all told “we’re just not that into you” by the nominating committee. If I were SJP, I’d add an evening performance on Sunday, June 12 — and livestream it.No luck for the People’s Princess, either.