Kevin Von-Erich: Last News

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the Greatest Showman star was pulled from a pool in a villa in Ibiza by two workers who found him “in distress”.He was taken to hospital as a precautionary measure, later being released the following morning. It was later reported that Efron had dived into the pool and his chest hit the bottom, causing him to ingest a large amount of water.Efron himself confirmed that he was “happy and healthy” just days after the incident, thanking fans for their well wishes and showing an image of him working out with weights.Now, the Hollywood star, who rose to prominence in the High School Music series of films, made his return to the public eye with an appearance on Sunday (September 1) at the amFAR Gala at the Venice Film Festival.

incident took place in the early hours of Saturday morning (August 3) and led to the actor being pulled out of a pool in a villa in Ibiza by two workers who found him “in distress”.He was taken to hospital as a precautionary measure and was released the following morning.Efron has since shared an Instagram Story in which he said that he is “happy and healthy”. “Thanks for the well wishes,” he added.

following his hospitalisation in Ibiza, which took place after a reported “minor swimming incident”.In an Instagram Story shared yesterday (August 4), Efron wrote that he is “happy and healthy”. “Thanks for the well wishes,” he added.

Max announced on Friday that the acclaimed wrestling drama The Iron Claw from Cannes and Sundance prize-winning filmmaker Sean Durkin (Martha Marcy May Marlene) will begin streaming exclusively on the platform through its output deal with distributor A24 on May 10.

Jaden Thompson Get your tissues ready: “The Iron Claw” will be available to stream on Max on May 10. The A24 biographical sports drama debuted in theaters on Dec. 22 and received critical acclaim.

The overwhelming thought as the credits roll of Sean Durkin’s The Iron Claw is why on Earth is it not a serious awards contender? Featuring a career best performance from Zac Efron, The Iron Claw expertly and sensitively explores one of the wrestling world’s most tragic families – the Von Erichs. Based upon the real life story of Kevin Von Erich (Efron) and his brothers, The Iron Claw recounts their shared passion for wrestling, and the consequences that brought. The men in the family believed that they were the victims of a family curse. Whilst initially that sounds silly, as events unfold, it is easy to see how they began to believe this.

Stuart Miller Sean Durkin doesn’t typically think about actors while writing a screenplay, but while he was working on “The Iron Claw,” his movie about the tragedy-riddled pro wrestling Von Erich family, he checked out the David Fincher series “Mindhunter.” “When I saw Holt I thought immediately, ‘I want this guy,’” Durkin recalls of Holt McCallany, who plays the domineering patriarch, Fritz Von Erich, whose signature move from his time in the ring was the Iron Claw, and who oversees a brood of four sons each of whom follows him into the wrestling ring. “If I didn’t get Fritz right the whole movie would fall apart and Holt had the presence and an intensity we needed.” McCallany knows fighting, but a very different sport: he played boxing trainer Teddy Atlas in “Tyson,” appeared in “Fight Club” and starred as a heavyweight champion in the FX series “Lights Out.” He even did some amateur fighting.

For Zac Efron, A24‘s The Iron Claw was the most challenging project in a career of more than two decades, but “in the best ways possible.”

Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White were joined by some wrestling legends at the L.A. premiere of their new indie movie The Iron Claw!

Clayton Davis Senior Awards Editor Could A24 wrestle another Oscar contender into the mix while already having two strong candidates with “Past Lives” and “The Zone of Interest”? At the beginning of “The Iron Claw,” the narrator says the Von Erich family is cursed. Towards the latter half of the film, when the supposed curse has reared its ugly head, a man sitting directly in front of me with a woman begins to weep physically and audibly intensely. The woman grabbed his head to comfort him, but it was proving too much for the gentleman, who grabbed his crutches and walked out of the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills.

Zac Efron is looking back at filming The Iron Claw.

Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White join their co-stars Stanley Simons and Harris Dickinson at the premiere of their A24 movie The Iron Claw at The Texas Theatre on Wednesday (November 8) in Dallas, Tex.

Zac Efron was answering questions on red carpet at The Iron Claw premiere tonight when he got some welcome news: SAG-AFTRA and the studios had reached a tentative deal to end the actors strike.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer The biceps and bro love will flow freely this December, as a new sports drama starring Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White has been given the greenlight to conduct publicity from striking union SAG-AFTRA. “The Iron Claw,” about the ill-fated American pro wrestling family the Von Erichs, has received an interim agreement from the actors guild – meaning its stars are clear to promote the film around the world before it sees a wide release this holiday season.

Zac Efron had fans amused last November when he was photographed rocking an incredible wig on the set of the upcoming Von Erich family biopic. Months later, we have the first-look image of the upcoming film. The photo shows Efron, Jeremy Allen White, Harris Dickinson, and Stanley Simons, who play the Von Erich brothers, Kevin, Kerry, David, and Mike.

Zac Efron fans are finally going to see what that bowl cut and beefed-up physique were all about.

A new glimpse at Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White as the legendary Von Erich brothers in the upcoming film, “The Iron Claw”, has dropped.

Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White in a totally new light in their upcoming A24 film, .The film, from writer-director Sean Durkin, is based on the real-life story of the Von Erich family, a pro wrestling dynasty in the 1980s that found triumph and tragedy both in and out of the ring.Led by patriarch and coach Fritz Von Erich (played in the film by star Holt McCallany), the Von Erich brothers spent the majority of their careers in World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW), where they won multiple individual and tag team titles.However, the brothers' untimely fates (five of Fritz's six sons would precede him in death) led many wrestling fans to mythologize the idea of the «Von Erich curse.»A24 shared a new photo of the cast on Thursday, showing Efron as Kevin Von Erich, White as Kerry Von Erich, Harris Dickinson as David Von Erich, and Stanley Simons as Mike Von Erich.Efron shared his own first look at himself as «The Golden Warrior» last November, posting an action shot from the ring to his Instagram account.«First Look at my latest project The Iron Claw! Can’t wait to show you more…let’s go,» he captioned the impressive pic.A post shared by Zac Efron (@zacefron)The film also stars Lily James, Maura Tierney, Maxwell Jacob Friedman, Brady Pierce, Aaron Dean Eisenberg, Kevin Anton, Cazzey Louis Cereghino, Chavo Guerrero Jr. and Ryan Nemeth.is set to hit theaters on Dec.