Jerry Bruckheimer Says Margot Robbie’s ‘Pirates’ Spinoff Film Has “A Very Strong Story” & Will Eventually Get Made

Instagram to share the happy news.He uploaded a black and white video of himself and Nicole celebrating the news and cradling her bump.The clip also included a short clip of the proud dad-to-be holding up the ultrasound photos and smiling.The joint post, shared by Nicole, was captioned: “Mom + Dad | Baby Boy joins us in May,” along with a baby emoji.Liam’s family members were quick to take to the post’s comments section to react to the announcement.His sister, Renee said: “Love you guys.”Older sister Ruby, who is also expecting her first child, echoed: “(Ugly crying) love you guys so happy for you two.”Kimberly, another one of Liam’s many siblings, added: “The best.

It looks like the end of the road for Salto, the French streamer backed by the country’s major broadcasters.

It seems this time of year every critic is going to weigh in with their 10 Best List for something or other. It is what we do at the end of the year, and 2022 is no different. And as I always do , I cheat. So, sue me. In what has turned out to be a very good year I think for movies, considering the sad state of box office success for the more ambitious and adult-aimed films out there, it has actually been heartening in this still pandemic-affected era to see the Hollywood studios so heavily in the game of producing quality crowd pleasers that also are good enough and deserving enough to make any of these lists, unless that is you are one of those grumpy critic-types who only go for the most obscure anti-entertainments out there. That ain’t me. I like to cheer on what I call movie movies, and I don’t penalize any of them for making some money along the way and bringing back audiences. If they are good, big or small , they are worth championing and so this annual ritual is just another cog-in-the-wheel of doing just that. Now for the “cheating” part.

Damien Chazelle’s$80M 1920s-set Hollywood epic Babylon went up in a blaze of fire at the domestic box office this past weekend with an awful $5.3M 4-day start.

Margot Robbie's latest film, Babylon, has failed to meet expectations after grossing a mere $3.5 million domestically since its release on December 23.The film, also starring Brad Pitt, Tobey Maguire, Olivia Wilde, marks her second box office flop after her period comedy thriller, Amsterdam, was panned by critics.By Monday, TMZ reported that industry experts are predicting that it will take home $5.3 million, which is definitely a disappointing opening weekend.  Oh no: Margot Robbie's latest film, Babylon, has failed to meet expectations after grossing a mere $3.5 million domestically since its release on December 23The three-hour-and-nine-minute flick, which had a budget of over $79 million, takes place before the Hays Code was introduced in 1930, prohibiting profanity, nudity, drug use, sexual 'perversion,' inter-racial relationships and much more on screen.  The film boasts an eclectic cast, which includes Jean Smart, Li Jun Li, Jovan Adepo and Diego Calva.It is 'a tale of outsized ambition and outrageous excess, that traces the rise and fall of multiple characters during an era of unbridled decadence and depravity in early Hollywood,' according to Paramount Pictures.  Yikes: The film, also starring Brad Pitt, Tobey Maguire, Olivia Wilde, marks her second box office flop after her period comedy thriller, Amsterdam, was panned by critics A miss: By Monday, TMZ reported that industry experts are predicting that it will take home $5.3 million, which is definitely a disappointing opening weekendSince making her stunning Hollywood debut opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in Wolf of Wall Street back in 2013, Robbie has earned a reputation for delivering consistent box office gold.Her last film, Amsterdam, which was released in

Nicolas Cage has starred in a range of film genres throughout his career but one thing that he hasn’t done is star in a musical. The National Treasure actor is now talking about what character he would like to play if he were able to be in a musical.

They might be Hollywood A-listers but Brad Pitt, 59, and Margot Robbie, 32, are not typical celebrity partiers.The pair, who are currently doing press for their new film, Babylon, revealed they have never attended a soiree as out of control as the one in the movie's opening scene.'That wild? No,' Brad quipped to USA Today. Truth tellers: Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie revealed they have never attended a soiree as out of control as the one Babylon's opening scenePitt was not alone, his Australian co-star, Margot, concurred that she too had not experienced anything quite like the 1920s era bash. 'I've been to some wild parties, but not on Babylon scale.

Avatar: The Way of Water‘s mega-publicized opening has brought movies back into the conversation, but movie-makers seem to have been lost in the mist. James Cameron’s persona is ablaze across the media but, by contrast, the very personal work of Sam Mendes, James Gray and even Steven Spielberg has done a fade-out in recent weeks.

Margot Robbie looked chic as ever while arriving at a friend's house in Los Angeles on Wednesday.The Babylon star, 32 - who recently thrilled at the star-studded LA premiere of 1920s comedy romp - wore a brown and cream plaid patterned co-ord, which she paired with comfortable brown sandals.The Australian actress shielded her eyes with a pair of round sunglasses for the day, and carried a large shopping bag and an ice cream cone in her hand. Chic: Margot Robbie looked chic as ever while arriving at a friend's house in Los Angeles on WednesdayMargot opted for safety during flu season with a white face mask covering her mouth.

While promoting her upcoming movie Babylon, Margot Robbie indicated that her Pirates of the Caribbean project was no longer happening, though producer Jerry Bruckheimer insists its still alive.Robbie, 32, told Vanity Fair in November they were developing a 'female-led' Pirates of the Caribbean story, 'which we thought would've been really cool, but I guess they don't want to do it,' referring to Disney, the studio that launched the franchise with 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.However, Bruckheimer, 79, insisted in a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter  that the project is still very much 'alive.' Still happening: While promoting her upcoming movie Babylon, Margot Robbie indicated that her Pirates of the Caribbean project was no longer happening, though producer Jerry Bruckheimer insists its still alive Female-led: Robbie, 32, told Vanity Fair in November they were developing a 'female-led' Pirates of the Caribbean story, 'which we thought would've been really cool, but I guess they don't want to do it,' referring to Disney, the studio that launched the franchise with 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (poster above) Alive: However, Bruckheimer, 79, insisted in a wide-ranging interview with The Hollywood Reporter that the project is still very much 'alive'Bruckheimer said they were developing two different Pirates of the Caribbean movies, 'the one with Margot Robbie and one with a younger cast.''The Margot Robbie one needs a little more work. The younger cast one is close.

MARGOT Robbie’s Pirates Of The Caribbean will be made – despite her claiming it had been cancelled. Film producer Jerry Bruckheimer has insisted Margot Robbie’s version of the hit film franchise will still be made and just needs more work. It comes a month after Australian star Margot, 32, said in an interview the project had been shelved.

How do you know, without seeing the film, that “Babylon” is full of chaos and debauchery? Well, you can read all of the early reviews, which use the term “cocaine-fueled” quite a bit, or you can watch the new trailers for the film. One is called the “naughty” trailer.

The Pirates Of The Caribbean franchise producer Jerry Bruckheimer said he would 'love' to have star Johnny Depp back in the fold in a recent interview.The 79-year-old Hollywood superproducer sang Depp's praises while speaking with The Hollywood Reporter for an interview published Monday about his lengthy career.In it, Bruckheimer seemed on board to have the 59-year-old actor —  who reached a $1 million settlement with his ex-wife Amber Heard over his defamation suit against her on Monday — return to star in the series.Last month, sources told DailyMail.com that Depp would not be returning for a sixth film in the Pirates series, following a rumor that his name had been spotted on a call sheet. Back for more? Pirates Of The Caribbean series producer Jerry Bruckheimer, 79, said he would 'love' to see Johnny Depp return to the series in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter on Monday; seen December 10 in LA'I would love to have him in the movie,' Bruckheimer said while discussing the possibility of a sixth Pirates film.'He's a friend, a terrific actor and it's unfortunate that personal lives creep into everything we do,' he added.  Earlier in the interview, Bruckheimer was asked whether he believed Disney would allow Depp to lead another Pirates film.'You'd have to ask them.

2ND UPDATE, 9:20 AM: Paramount has released a pair of new trailers for Babylon — one deemed “naughty” and the other “nice.” Watch them here, and see the first trailer for Damien Chazelle’s early- Hollywood extravaganza starring Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt farther below.

The very first Barbie movie teaser was shared early on Friday morning.Margot Robbie is seen as Barbie in a black-and-white one piece swimsuit with sexy open-toe heels on a beach. She is larger-than-life as little kids stare up at her, throwing their baby dolls away as they gaze on at the new, fabulous bombshell.And Ryan Gosling as Ken pops up too as he is seen in a black top and headband with friends surrounding him.

The very first Barbie movie teaser was shared early on Friday morning.Margot Robbie is seen as Barbie in a black-and-white one piece swimsuit with sexy open-toe heels on a beach. She is larger-than-life as little kids stare up at her, throwing their baby dolls away as they gaze on at the new, fabulous bombshell.And Ryan Gosling as Ken pops up too as he is seen in a black top and headband with friends surrounding him.

Barbie is known for her impeccable sense of style — and the first trailer footage for Margot Robbie’s Barbie movie already proves that tenfold.

MARGOT Robbie oozes sophistication at the premiere of 1920s film Babylon — but let her guard down when she was joined by her mother. The Australian actress, 32, wore a hooded cut-out black dress for the screening in LA, where she gave mum Sarie Kessler, 65, a big cuddle on the red carpet.