Nicholas Hoult: Last News

With an excitement in the air of the WGA and AMPTP’s tentative deal and scribes poised to return to daytime and late-night TV talk shows, the new agreement’s impact on the motion picture side may not be as immediate given how those unfinished feature productions hinge on studios settling with SAG-AFTRA.

Brittany Broski is kicking off her music career!

Warner Bros. and DC Studios have released the CinemaCon sneak peek for Superman, which was debuted exclusively for movie theater owners this week!

The stars of the upcoming Superman movie took to the stage at the Warner Bros presentation during 2025 CinemaCon held at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace on Tuesday (April 1) in Las Vegas.

EXCLUSIVE: David Corenswet’s Superman lies on the ground, an open wound on his chest wells with blood. Cut to Nicholas Hoult’s Lex Luthor watching on and Milly Alcock’s Supergirl levitating into view. “They are not from here,” Luthor intones in an ominous voiceover. “And they will never be.” Cue thunderous music, the DC logo, and an aerial shot of the Daily Planet. Your new Superman trailer just dropped.

Nicholas Hoult has booked his next movie role!

George Miller is flirting with the idea of taking another trip down Fury Road.

So many stars stepped out for the Burberry fashion show in London!

While the movie The Menu was released in theaters back in 2022, it recently had a resurgence in popularity after being added to the Netflix streaming service.

Jordan Moreau For people wanting a bit more horror on their Valentine’s Day, Peacock has a bloody good announcement for you: Robert Eggers’ hit film “Nosferatu” will begin streaming on the service on Feb. 21. Eggers’ extended cut of “Nosferatu,” which was never seen in theaters before, will also be available on Peacock.

EXCLUSIVE: Premiere Entertainment Group has licensed North American rights to Vertical for the family comedy F+, starring six-time UFC champion Randy Couture (The Expendables), Tommy Davidson (In Living Color) and Jennifer Esposito (Crash).

As we start to see the first signs of spring on the horizon, now is the perfect time to begin curating your wardrobe for the warmer months. Burberry's latest collection is serving up some serious style inspiration as the renowned British fashion label unveils its summer 2025 campaign, drawing inspiration from classic romantic comedies and featuring a stellar cast of British celebs.

Martin Scorsese has admitted he is a huge fan of Robert Eggers and his version of horror flick Nosferatu.The movie is a remake of the 1922 film of the same name, which in turn was based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula. Released earlier this month, it stars the likes of Bill Skarsgård, Nicholas Hoult, Lily-Rose Depp, Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Emma Corrin.During a recent Q&A with with TCM’s Dave Karger (via IndieWire), when asked about the movie, Scorsese said: “It’s amazing.

With Rachel Brosnahan joining James Gunn‘s new cinematic DCU, she’s optimistic for some truth, justice and the American way.

EXCLUSIVE: Artists First has signed actor Neil Brown Jr. for management.

The estate of Superman creator Joseph Schuster is suing Warner Bros. Discovery and its DC Comics, claiming it lacks the rights to release the upcoming summer tentpole in a handful of key territories.

Nosferatu director Robert Eggers has been confirmed to write and direct the sequel of the fantasy classic Labyrinth.Home Alone director Chris Columbus and his daughter Eleanor will produce the sequel while Lisa and Brian Henson, the daughter and son of late director of the 1986 cult film and Muppets creator Jim Henson, will executive produce, according to Variety.It comes after reports circulated towards the end of last year that Eggers was in line to direct the movie.The original film, which starred David Bowie as Jareth the Goblin King and Jennifer Connelly as teenager Sarah Williams, has never had a sequel or a remake, but speculation has been rife for many years.As far back as 2016, reports were doing the rounds that a second instalment in the Labyrinth universe was in development, with Guardians Of The Galaxy co-writer Nicole Perlman said to be on board.Then in 2017, it was announced that Don’t Breathe and Alien: Romulus director Fede Alvarez had signed on to helm a sequel, but Alvarez dropped out in 2020.Later that year, it emerged that Doctor Strange director Scott Derrickson had been enlisted to direct, with original star Jennifer Connelly in conversation to return to her role before exiting in 2023.It is unclear whether she will be returning to reprise her role at this stage.Eggers’ version of Nosferatu, a remake of the 1922 classic which in turn was based on Bram Stoker’s Dracula, was released in the UK earlier this month.

Robert Eggers’ next film has officially been announced.The director will follow his vampire remake Nosferatu with another creature-based movie – Werwulf, a werewolf horror that he has co-written and will direct.According to The Hollywood Reporter, the film will be set in 13th century England, featuring dialogue true to that time period, and translation and annotations to help the audience with understanding it. It was initially conceived as a black-and-white film (as his 2019 film The Lighthouse was), but that is reportedly no longer the case.Werwulf promises to be of a piece with Eggers’ existing filmography (including 17th Century horror The Witch and Iceland-set Viking tale The Northman), which often sees him exploring mythical creatures and folklore in a long-ago time period, presented as authentically as possible.Eggers reunites with The Northman co-writer Sjón for the new film, which is scheduled for release in the US on Christmas Day, 2026.His work was most recently on the big screen with Nosferatu, an adaptation of F.W.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter Two Disney tentpoles, “Mufasa: The Lion King” and “Moana 2,” are crossing major box office milestones. “Mufasa” has surpassed $500 million globally after four weeks of release, while “Moana 2” is poised to swim past the $1 billion mark with ticket sales currently at $989.9 million.

Rebecca Rubin Senior Film and Media Reporter “Nosferatu,” a gothic horror remake inspired by Bram Stoker’s “Dracula,” sunk its teeth into $100 million at the global box office. What’s impressive is the film, from Focus Features and director Robert Eggers, surpassed the milestone after 10 days of release. Very few arthouse movies have crossed that benchmark at all in post-pandemic times.

The stars are hitting the red carpet in Los Angeles!

The movie Nosferatu has been a major success at the holiday box office and it stars Bill Skarsgard as the villain Count Orlok, though there were other actors considered for the role before him.