Lauren Schuler Donner: Last News

"Scandal" actor Joshua Malina declared that cancel culture does not exist as long as Mel Gibson can continue to have a career.  Reacting to the recent news that Mel Gibson had been tapped by Warner Bros. to direct a fifth installment in the popular "Lethal Weapon" franchise, Malina couldn’t help but note that Gibson is seemingly getting a second phase of his career after doing things in the past that would have completely blacklisted others.  Variety reported that Gibson let the news slip at an event in London last month.

Jordan Moreau After starring in the first “Lethal Weapon” movie more than 30 years ago, Mel Gibson is in talks to direct the upcoming “Lethal Weapon 5,” Variety has confirmed.The fifth entry of the classic action franchise has been in development for several years, with Richard Wenk (“The Equalizer”) writing the most recent draft of the script. Richard Donner, who directed and produced all four previous “Lethal Weapon” films, had been working to develop a fifth installment, but he died on July 5, 2021, at 91, putting the plans in limbo.Donner’s wife, Lauren Schuler Donner, will produce the film, alongside Rideback’s Dan Lin.

Hollywood director Richard Donner has died at the age of 91.The man behind many blockbuster movies from the Eighties - including Superman, The Goonies and Lethal Weapon - passed away on Monday, according to his wife, film producer Lauren Schuler Donner and his business manager.The cause of death has not yet been revealed, according to Deadline. Sad loss:Hollywood director Richard Donner has died at the age of 91.

Richard Donner has died.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterThe legendary Hollywood director Richard Donner has died at the age of 91.He was most well known for films including Superman, The Goonies and Lethal Weapon.It's been reported that he died recently, according to his production company, The Donner's Company, who confirmed the news to Variety.The exact date or cause of his death has yet to be revealed.Donner’s wife, the producer Lauren Schuler Donner, and his business manager confirmed the news to Deadline.The director was responsible for many iconic movies that are much-loved around the world.Donner's first big break came with the cult horror classic 'The Omen' in 1976.The success then led Richard to working on 1978's

Richard Donner, the prolific Hollywood director and producer whose helming credits include some of the most iconic movies of the 1970s and ’80s including the Christopher Reeve-starring Superman, The Goonies and the Mel Gibson-Danny Glover buddy cop series Lethal Weapon, has died. He was 91.