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Naman Ramachandran Nicholas Pinnock (“For Life”) will play world heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali in “A God Amongst Men.” The film, co-written and to be directed by James Newton (“2:Hrs”), also stars Christopher Eccleston (“Dodger”), and is based on the true story of Ali’s visit to Tyneside, U.K., in 1977. The film is co-written by Ian Skelton (“Hey Duggee”). Newton said: ” ‘A God Amongst Men’ is based upon the true story of how one man, Johnny Walker, outrageously claimed that he would bring Muhammad Ali to Tyneside in 1977 to save a boxing club from closure.

Jon Burlingame editorArtie Kane, Grammy-nominated pianist and composer of film scores including “Looking for Mr. Goodbar” and “Eyes of Laura Mars,” died Tuesday at his home on Whidbey Island, north of Seattle, Wash.

EXCLUSIVE: Longtime Independent Film Company MD Andrew Orr has joined Comcast-owned Sky as Head Of Original Film.

The UK TV industry has attracted stinging criticism from special interest groups and trade bodies after only one of 12 nominated Directors at the BAFTA TV Craft Awards was female.

Heartbreak has struck Hollywood once again. Rosanna Arquette and her husband of eight years, Todd Morgan, are calling it quits. Todd, an investment banker, filed for divorce in Los Angeles County on Feb. 24, according to The Blast. The publication reports that Todd claims in his documents that he and Rosanna, 62, initially separated on Jan. 1, 2022. PEOPLE claims that Todd cites “irreconcilable differences” as the cause for the breakup.

Metallica‘s ‘Nothing Else Matters’ is featured twice in new Disney film Jungle Cruise.An official statement from the band discussing the “reimagined” 1992 classic reads: “It was an honour to work with renowned, legendary composer James Newton Howard as we reimagined the song by performing his arrangement and creating a rendition we like to think is fit for an excursion through the Amazon.“The film stars Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt who take the fan favourite ride and transform it to a theatrical adventure.

Jon Burlingame Composer James Newton Howard is no stranger to action films. He’s done dozens of them, from “The Fugitive” and “King Kong” to “The Hunger Games” and “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.”But it’s probably safe to say he’d never faced a challenge quite like Disney’s “Jungle Cruise,” opening July 30.

Jhené Aiko has released a new single, ‘Lead The Way’, taken from the official soundtrack for new animated film Raya and the Last Dragon.‘Lead The Way’ finds Aiko on wholesome form, delivering a message of unity and compassion befitting a Disney number: “We have a choice to build or destroy/ To fight or to come together/ Love is a bridge and trust is a gift/ We give it and it gets better.”Written by Grammy-winning composer James Newton-Howard (A Hidden Life, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindewald), who also scored the rest of the film, a ‘Lead The Way’ music video – featuring Aiko and directed by one of the Raya and the Last Dragon directors, Carlos López Estrada – will be released next month.In the meantime, you can listen to the full

With News of the World, composer James Newton Howard returned to the Western genre for the first time in many years. In concert with director Paul Greengrass, he’d craft a more somber, inward-looking score than is often heard in the genre—“broken” music for a broken nation.

Jon Burlingame “When I get a call saying, ‘Do you want to do a Western?,’ my answer is always yes,” says “News of the World” composer James Newton Howard. “I love Westerns.”Previous horse dramas for the eight-time Oscar nominee have included “Wyatt Earp” and “Hidalgo.” His collaboration with director Paul Greengrass was his first, and he visited the New Mexico location during shooting more than a year ago.“The New Mexico desert is always inspiring,” Howard says.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxCCTV footage of a 16-year-old girl allegedly killed by her uncle in a sexually-motivated murder shows her shopping with him the night before her death.Louise Smith can be seen walking side-by-side with uncle Shane Mays at the Premier Store near her aunt's Havant home around 8pm on May 7.The footage showed Louise buying alcohol with Mays - who denies murder but has admitted manslaughter - before she enters a Tesco alone and later returns to their one-bedroom flat.Prosecutor James Newton-Price QC told Winchester Crown Court: "This is the last known CCTV footage of Louise."By 12.49pm on May 8, Louise had vanished, with her body "burned and

Glasgow. James Newton captured the footage which showed a fin emerging from the depths of the city's iconic river.

An 88-year-old widower died in an attack in his own home during lockdown in April, a jury heard today.

Taking to Instagram, Lauren, 40, shared a snap of husband Matt in his surgical mask holding their precious newborn baby boy and also revealed his name.