Guillermo Del-Toro: Last News

Pan’s Labyrinth filmmaker and Toronto resident Guillermo Del Toro has shared his support for an online campaign to save The Revue Cinema, the longest-running cinema in Toronto, Ontario. 

Will 2025 be Netflix‘s biggest year yet? The “Next On Netflix” event in Los Angeles yesterday certainly plugs it as such, and the streamer’s newly announced movie slate further confirms that notion. And while some major upcoming films still lack official release dates, Netflix provided intel on when subscribers should expect those titles: this Fall.

Although her onscreen star is continuing to rise, Mia Goth might be plotting her directorial debut.

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Guillermo Del Toro acted as back-up director for his friend, the late great William Friedkin, during the shoot of Friedkin’s last movie “The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial,” which world premieres on Sunday at the Venice Film Festival. Friedkin, who died on Aug. 7 in Los Angeles at age 87, contractually needed a back up in order for the movie to be made.

Death Stranding, seems to have confirmed a sequel in a recent interview.The interview comes from Leo Edit where Reedus is questioned about Death Stranding when claims “we just started the second one.”When asked about how the collaboration between Reedus and Death Stranding’s director, Hideo Kojima came about, he recalls the story of how the two met through film director Guillermo Del Toro.According to Reedus, Del Toro told him “’Hey, there’s a guy named Hideo Kojima, he’s gonna call you, just say yes.’ And I go, ‘What do you mean just say yes?’ He goes, ‘Stop being an asshole, just say yes.’ Then I was in San Diego and Hideo came with a big group of people, he’s from Tokyo, and he showed me what he was working on on a game called Silent Hill. I was blown away by what he was showing me, and I was like, “Yes, let’s do this.” It’s not Ms.

Ron Perlman spoke about working on a potential third Hellboy feature with Guillermo Del Toro during an interview with The Independent, which was published on Thursday.During the conversation, the 71-year-old actor spoke about working on a concluding feature to a formerly planned trilogy of films with his longtime friend and collaborator.The actor played the Dark Horse Comics character in two features that were released in 2004 and 2008, and his portrayal of the superhero was well received by both fans and critics. Keeping it going:Ron Perlman spoke about working on a potential third Hellboy feature with Guillermo Del Toro during an interview with The Independent, which was published on Thursday; he is seen in 2019Perlman began the interview by expressing that, although he still entertained the idea of making another feature centered on the character, his age would likely prevent him from performing any physically demanding actions on set.'Am I eager to do Hellboy 3? No, I'm 71 f***ing years old,' he bluntly stated.

Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentSearchlight’s “Nightmare Alley” takes place mostly in 1939-41, but its sensibility is contemporary. It’s a time-capsule movie: If future generations want to know what life was like in the 21st century, tell them to see this film.“Nightmare,” written by Guillermo Del Toro (who directs) and Kim Morgan, depicts a world of liars and charlatans who manipulate the truth to gain wealth and/or power.