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EXCLUSIVE: Level 33 Entertainment has taken domestic on H.P. Mendoza’s The Secret Art of Human Flight, which made its world premiere at last year’s Tribeca Film Festival. A July theatrical release has been set followed by a debut on digital platforms.

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Minka Kelly (Euphoria), Maggie Grace (Fear The Walking Dead), and Dermot Mulroney (My Best Friend’s Wedding) are set to star in the psychological thriller Blackwater Lane, based on British author B.A. Paris’s bestselling novel The Breakdown. Filming has started in Suffolk, UK.

Manori Ravindran International Editor Minka Kelly, Maggie Grace and Dermot Mulroney are set to star in the psychological thriller “Blackwater Lane.” Based on the New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling book “The Breakdown” by British author B.A. Paris, the film tells the story of a woman (Kelly) who drives by a stranded motorist later who is later revealed to have been murdered. After a series of terrifying events, the woman becomes convinced she is the killer’s next victim while her husband (Mulroney) and her best friend (Grace) worry about her sanity. Paris has an international fan base, and “Blackwater Lane” is the first film produced from her books. Filming has now begun in Suffolk, U.K., with Jeff Celentano (“The Hill”) directing.

Jason Momoa is going to show off his comedy chops, signing on to both star in and produce the new action-comedy Shots! Shots! Shots!The 42-year-old actor has signed on to the project, which Universal Pictures just picked up from writersMatt Mider and Kevin Burrows, via THR.No director is attached quite yet, and there is no indication when production might begin. Comedy chops:Jason Momoa is going to show off his comedy chops, signing on to both star in and produce the new action-comedy Shots! Shots! Shots Universal:The 42-year-old actor has signed on to the project, which Universal Pictures just picked up from writers Matt Mider and Kevin Burrows, via THRNo plot details have been released, though the project was said to be a, 'family-centric adventure.'Other projects the movie has been compared to is 1994's True Lies, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jamie Lee Curtis and a young Eliza Dushku, Taken starring Liam Neeson, Famke Janssen and Maggie Grace and the recent hit The Lost City.

They are still in the honeymoon stage of their marriage, having only tied-the-knot about three months ago.But on Sunday Meadow Walker, daughter of the late Fast & Furious star Paul Walker, took to her Instagram page to share how much she longs to reunite with husband Louis Thornton-Allan.'I miss you my love,' she wrote in the caption of a photo showing the newlyweds sharing a loving hug together. 'I miss you': Meadow Walker shared how she's missing her husband, Louis Thornton-Allan, in an Instagram photo on Sunday showing the newlyweds huggingIn the photo, Walker could be seen with her arms wrapped around her husband, with her face visible as they cuddle up cheek-to-cheek.She held a glass of white wine in her right hand as she appeared to whisper sweet nothings into his ear.

EXCLUSIVE: Actress Maggie Grace, who currently stars in The Walking Dead spinoff, Fear the Walking Dead, has signed with The Gersh Agency for representation.

Fear The Walking Dead has been renewed for a seventh season.The spin-off series is currently halfway through its sixth season at AMC, and the news was confirmed yesterday (December 2) via a video shared on the Walking Dead Twitter account.The series stars Lennie James in the lead role as Morgan, alongside Alycia Debnam-Carey, Colman Domingo, Danay Garcia, Garret Dillahunt, Maggie Grace, Jenna Elfman, Alexa Nisenson, Austin Amelio, Ruben Blades and Karen David.Scott M.

Maggie Grace is now a mom.The Walking Dead star revealed she and husband Brent Bushnell had welcomed a little boy while sharing a tender Instagram post on Tuesday.Maggie, 37, got a bit political with her announcement, urging fans to offer future generations 'abetter, more compassionate world' by voting for Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Kamala Harris. Happy mom: Maggie Grace revealed that she had given birth via Instagram on Tuesday.

Maggie Grace announced on Monday, October 26, that she and her husband, Brent Bushnell, welcomed their first child.“#WhatImVotingFor,” the Lost alum, 37, captioned an Instagram Story photo of her infant holding her finger.Us Weekly confirmed in March that Grace was pregnant, and she went on to share a photo of her budding belly via Instagram.“In the midst of these uncertain times, we’ve been blessed with a joyful reminder of what’s most important,” the actress captioned the baby bump debut at the time. “Our first little one will be joining us this summer. Sending love to you and your families, may you stay safe and healthy.

How does romance survive in an increasingly chaotic world? The interconnected stories of “Love, Weddings & Other Disasters” examine the question with differing results. Led by a star-studded lineup, the Dennis Dugan project uses a roadmap laid out by previous titles like the ubiquitous Christmas classic “Love Actually.” In the process, it packs in as many possibilities as it can during a short ninety-minute runtime.

Dave McNary Film ReporterSaban Films has bought North American distribution rights to Dennis Dugan’s “Love, Weddings & Other Disasters,” starring Diane Keaton and Jeremy Irons.The romantic comedy also stars Maggie Grace, Jesse McCartney, Chandra West, Diego Boneta, Andrew Bachelor and Veronica Ferres. Dugan, who penned the script, also served as a producer along with Align’s Adrian Politowski and Martin Metz, and Fortitude International’s Nadine de Barros.“Love, Weddings & Other Disasters” centers on wedding worker who work create the perfect day for a loving couple — while their own relationships are outlandish, odd, crazy and far from perfect.“Love” is Dugan’s first independent feature.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerSaban Films is closing a deal for North American distribution rights to Love, Weddings & Other Disasters, a romantic comedy starring Oscar winners Diane Keaton and Jeremy Irons. Dennis Dugan wrote and directed the film, which is about the people who work on weddings to create the perfect day for a loving couple – while their own relationships are outlandish, odd, crazy, and far from perfect.Maggie Grace, Jesse McCartney, Chandra West, Diego Boneta, Andrew Bachelor, and Veronica Ferres round out the cast.Dugan produced the film along with Align’s Adrian Politowski and Martin Metz, and Fortitude International’s Nadine de Barros.

Evangeline Lilly has apologised after she copped mass backlash for sharing ‘insensitive’ coronavirus comments last week as the world continues to reel from the Covid-19 pandemic.

She came under fire for posting to Instagram that it was 'business as usual' for her and her family during the coronavirus crisis.But following days of backlash about her decision not to self-isolate at home, including from her Lost co-star Maggie Grace and Game Of Thrones actress Sophie Turner, Lilly, 40, issued a 'sincere and heartfelt apology' for what she had previously said.She stated that the comments had been insensitive 'to the very real suffering and fear that has gripped the world through COVID19.'The actress went on: 'Grandparents, parents, children, sisters and brothers are dying, the world is rallying to find a way to stop this very real threat, and my ensuing silence has sent a dismissive, arrogant and cryptic message.' Sorry:

Don’t expect a Lost reunion anytime soon. Maggie Grace expressed her concern about the way Evangeline Lilly is handling the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. She posted a lengthy reply under her Lost co-star’s recent Instagram post — which included that she and her kids were going about their lives “business as usual,”opting not to self-quarantine — which sparked major backlash.

Pregnant actress Maggie Grace has turned on her former Lost castmate Evangeline Lilly for controversial remarks she has made about the coronavirus crisis.

Maggie Grace is responding to her former “Lost” co-star Evangeline Lilly over some controversial comments the “Ant-Man and the Wasp” star made about choosing personal freedom over social distancing in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.

Pregnant actress Maggie Grace has turned on her former Lost castmate Evangeline Lilly for controversial remarks she has made about the coronavirus crisis.

Maggie Grace doesn’t approve of Evangeline Lilly‘s stance on not social distancing during the time of the coronavirus pandemic.

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