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Elijah Wood, who famously played Frodo Baggins in the Lord of the Rings franchise, is opening up about his salary.

“People just really wanna go to their happy place right now,” says Heather Barnes. “And Awesome Con is a happy place for a lot of people. Some people look forward to it all year long.

Naman Ramachandran Shout! Studios has acquired North American distribution rights to family adventure feature “Pet Investigators” from indie European distributor Plaion Pictures. The deal was negotiated by Shout! Studios’ executive VP Melissa Boag, Mark Balsam, Bruce Eisen of Eisen Law, and Steven Katz, Shout’s VP of business affairs, and film writer and producer Werner Kienberger of Plaion. Sola Media is selling remaining territories at Berlin’s European Film Market (EFM).

The Goonies is officially getting a very belated sequel!

EXCLUSIVE: Goonies never say die, and neither does the dream of a sequel, as momentum seems to be gaining on the long-rumored project, with Old Henry‘s Potsy Ponciroli coming aboard to pen the script for Warner Bros. Motion Picture Group.

“John Wick” series — and you can see its neon-lit, martial-arts influence here, minus the fun. You can also spot the $80 million budget disparity. The film has only four eyesore suburban locations.

Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose are both Oscar winners and now they’re starring in a new action movie together!

spoke at the event and praised Quan, calling the Oscar winner “truly one of the last existences of the American dream.”“I won’t say much but that after ‘The Goonies,’ I too lived in the ethers of our business for 19 years. The only difference is I was still chipping away at leftovers and trading stocks full time while you pursued a whole other profession and excelled in it famously,” Brolin said, referring to how Quan took a nearly 20-year hiatus from acting and worked as a stunt choreographer and assistant director.“You have that Midas touch, my friend, and you have it because you have that heart of gold that you always have,” Brolin added.The “Dune” star said that while he was 16, and Quan was “a spritely 13” when they filmed “The Goonies,” he remembered Quan’s family “having the same heart-driven, totally inclusive disposition, always welcoming, always with open arms.”“I could not be happier for you.

The Goonies recently reunited to pay tribute to Ke Huy Quan to celebrate his hand-and-footprint ceremony at Los Angeles’ iconic TCL Chinese Theater.The star, who made an Oscar-winning comeback in Everything Everywhere All At Once, was also promoting the release of his new film Love Hurts.On Monday (February 3), The Goonies actors Corey Feldman, Jeff Cohen, Kerri Green, and Josh Brolin reunited alongside the film’s screenwriter Chris Columbus to pose for pictures and pay tribute to Quan. Cast member Sean Astin and producer Steven Spielberg were not in attendance, although the latter sent a letter to be read out.Quan, who played Data in the 1985 classic, as well as Short Round in the second Indiana Jones film, found acting work difficult to come by in the years after his initial success, instead forging a career in as a fight choreographer in films such as X-Men and Jet Li action movie The One.He has always stayed close to his Goonies castmate Jeff Cohen, who played Chunk in the film and later became an entertainment lawyer.

The cult classic film, The Goonies, is set to grace our television screens this weekend. This will give fans a chance to relive the nostalgia of the 1985 hit movie.

Shania Twain has reflected on working with Sabrina Carpenter on the latter’s new Christmas special, and said that she “spent the entire shoot laughing”.Titled A Nonsense Christmas With Sabrina Carpenter, the one-off special arrived on Netflix over the weekend, and was described as a “holiday variety music special” from the pop star.It saw Carpenter playing a range of festive songs, both original and classic, while being joined by an array of stars including Chappell Roan, Tyla, Shania Twain, Kali Uchis, Nico Hiragua, Quinta Brunson, Cara Delevingne, Kyle Mooney, Megan Stalter, Sean Astin, Owen Thiele and Jillian Bell.Now, Twain has shared an update on what it was like to work on the Netflix special, and told fans how the idea to collaborate with the ‘Espresso’ singer arose.“What do you say when @SabrinaAnnLynn calls you up and asks if you want to sing a Christmas song together? Obviously you say ‘Sure, I would love to sing with you Sabrina!’,” she wrote on Twitter on Friday (December 6).“When I tell you I had the most fun shooting A Nonsense Christmas with Sabrina I’m not exaggerating, she is so funny, I basically spent the entire shoot laughing! You can watch our cute duet together tonight.”Carpenter also went on to respond to the tweet, reposting the update with the caption: “I adore you Shania!!!!!”i adore you Shania!!!!! ❄️

Sabrina Carpenter does have the same initials as Santa Claus, so it only makes sense that she would have a musical comedy holiday special with guest stars on Netflix. The singer’s 50-minute segment, A Nonsense Christmas With Sabrina Carpenter, streaming as of the evening of Friday, Dec. 6 contained several familiar faces, both musically and in the comedy and acting worlds.

Dennis Harvey Film Critic Those who grew up watching FX-heavy seriocomic mainstream creature features of the 1980s and ’90s may enjoy the nostalgic fun had at their expense in “The Invisible Raptor.” Viewers resistant to a landslide of scatological humor, however, may find the laughs pretty slim in this overlong, uninspired monster spoof. Director Mike Hermosa’s indie feature is enterprisingly polished, but the weak material provided by Mike Capes and Johnny Wickham’s screenplay might’ve worked better boiled down to the length of a “Funny or Die” short. After a run of genre festival gigs, it’s being launched by Well Go USA on limited screens and digital platforms Dec.

Sabrina Carpenter's talent knows no bounds, and after her iconic track Espresso became the soundtrack of summer, she's set to dazzle once more.

Sabrina Carpenter's career is soaring to new heights following the triumph of her hit track Espresso that became the anthem of last Summer, and now she's celebrating yet another milestone.

Sabrina Carpenter has revealed the list of guests joining her for her upcoming Netflix holiday special ‘A Nonsense Christmas’.The show will see Carpenter perform songs from her 2023 Christmas EP ‘Fruitcake’, which includes a festive version of her 2022 hit ‘Nonsense’, and will be available to stream on Netflix on Friday, December 6 at 6pm EST (10pm GMT).Earlier this year, she teased that she would be joined by musical and “comedic guests”, and today (November 19), she’s revealed the full lineup.In a trailer shared to Instagram, Carpenter revealed she’ll be performing musical duets with Chappell Roan, Tyla and featuring cameos from guests Nico Hiragua, Quinta Brunson, Cara Delevingne, Kyle Mooney, Megan Stalter, Sean Astin, Owen Thiele and Jillian Bell.The clip shows Brunson appear in a sketch parody of A Christmas Carol, where the Abbott Elementary creator and star takes on the role of Ghost of Present alongside Carpenter as the Ghost of Past. Check it out below.A post shared by Sabrina Carpenter (@sabrinacarpenter)“The holidays have always been so special to me,” Carpenter said at the time of the special’s announcement.

Thania Garcia A new trailer for Sabrina Carpenter‘s “A Nonsense Christmas” arrived Monday night ahead of her final concert in the United States for her “Short n’ Sweet” tour. Before taking the stage at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles, fans were treated to the live premiere of the official trailer for the Netflix event, revealing a long list of special guests: Chappell Roan, Tyla, Shania Twain and Kali Uchis are musical guests; Quinta Brunson, Cara Delevingne, Kyle Mooney, Nico Hiraga, Megan Stalter, Sean Astin, Owen Thiele and Jillian Bell will appear in scripted roles.

Thania Garcia J Balvin will set out on a North American tour next year to support his latest, Grammy-nominated “Rayo” album. The “Back to the Rayo” tour will hit seven cities across the U.S. and Canada, starting on March 20 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Josh Brolin was 16 years old when he landed a role in “The Goonies.” He played Brandon “Brand” Walsh, a high-school jock and the older brother of Sean Astin’s Mikey. Speaking to People magazine ahead of the release of his memoir, “From Under the Truck,” Brolin remembered Steven Spielberg shutting down his super-intellectual approach for the teenage character. “I think [my character] Brandon is freaking out, and the tunnels represent the inside of his mother’s womb, and he’s trying to cut that umbilical cord,” Brolin remembered pitching to Spielberg, who promptly disregarded such a take.

EXCLUSIVE: Film Bridge International has picked up international rights to the crime thriller The Man In The White Van, which hits U.S. cinemas on December 13. 

Love Hurts is coming this Valentine’s Day!