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Roku and Saban Films have added the latest twist to fast-evolving movie release strategies, setting a pay-1 rights deal for several titles that will stream on the Roku Channel.

Patrick Schwarzenegger is opening up about going to his famous father, Arnold Schwarzenegger, for acting advice.The 27-year-old on of the 73-year-old action icon and Maria Shriver stars in the upcoming Echo Boomers, where he spoke about going to his father on the Smallzy's Celebrity Small Talkpodcast.The younger Schwarzenegger was asked if his father likes to 'show him how its done,' though he said his father doesn't, but he still goes to him for advice. Opening up:Patrick Schwarzenegger is opening up about going to his famous father, Arnold Schwarzenegger, for acting advice'No, he doesn't.

 Patrick Schwarzenegger , son of the former California governor and actor,  Arnold Schwarzenegger , is taking after his father in multiple ways. Last year, the famous son made his parents proud with his acting skills and now he’s showing off his muscular physique in the gym, just as his dad would.A post shared by Patrick Schwarzenegger (@patrickschwarzenegger)The ‘Echo Boomers’ actor has been using Instagram as a way to show off his ripped abs and toned body while hitting the gym in Los Angeles.

Watch: Echo Boomers star Patrick Schwarzenegger talks to Yahoo about his famous monikerHe may have one of the most famous names in the world, but it’s something that Echo Boomers star Patrick Schwarzenegger would never change. In fact, he ‘can’t see any reason’ why he’d want to.

Patrick Schwarzenegger has come to the defense of his brother-in-law Chris Pratt.The burgeoning actor weighed-in on a Twitter controversy after a viral meme last month asked who is 'the best Hollywood Chris', which many online users found Pratt to be 'the worst Chris in Hollywood'.'It’s crazy. Twitter is a junkyard, right? I mean, every day there's something.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterIf you’re struggling to find a job right now, Patrick Schwarzenegger’s character in the upcoming movie “Echo Boomers” can relate.In the heist thriller — which also stars Alex Pettyfer and Michael Shannon — Schwarzenegger plays a recent college graduate who can’t find work in a particularly unforgiving job market. He’s deep in student debt and out of options.So he turns to his cousin (portrayed by Gilles Geary), who brings him into his get-rich-while-getting-back-at-the-rich scheme.

They don't make heist movies like they used to. You used to be able to see films like The Killing, Rififi and The Italian Job and simply relish the fiendishly clever methods with which criminals executed their elaborate robberies.

In the halcyon days of the early 2010s, it seemed like we had the luxury of worrying about one large scale social issue at a time. For a few months in the fall of 2011, the Occupy Wall Street protests that gripped Zuccotti Park dominated headlines, inspired similar actions around the world, and shined a much-needed light on economic inequality, a disparity that has only become more pronounced in the near-decade that has passed.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterSaban Films has acquired the North American distribution rights to Seth Savoy’s directorial debut “Echo Boomers” ahead of the launch of the Toronto film market.The crime drama stars Patrick Schwarzenegger (“Midnight Sun,” “Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse”), Michael Shannon, Alex Pettyfer, Lesley Ann Warren (“Jobs”), and Oliver Cooper (“Californication”).The film follows a group of disillusioned twenty-somethings, who use Chicago as their playground by breaking into the homes of its wealthiest citizens, stealing from the rich and taking for themselves.Savoy wrote the script with Kevin Bernhardt, and Jason Miller. Miller is also producing alongside Speakeasy’s James Langer, Mike Ware, Matthew G.