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EXCLUSIVE: Hot off an Independent Spirit Award nom for his supporting role in the hit crime thriller Emily the Criminal, Theo Rossi has signed on for The Getback, a new Tubi-bound indie from Mutiny Films.

Tony & Grammy winner Leslie Odom, Jr. will star in a new Broadway production of the classic American comedy Purlie Victorious: A Non-Confederate Romp Through the Cotton Patch by Ossie Davis. Purlie Victorious will be staged by Tony Award winner Kenny Leon, with the production scheduled to begin in late summer 2023 for the 2023-2024 Broadway season.

A young mum who suffered a stroke while sitting at the table for Christmas dinner has been left wheelchair-bound.

EXCLUSIVE: Alejandra Vasquez and Sam Osborn, the directors behind the Sundance-bound feature documentary Going Varsity in Mariachi, have signed with WME.

High school pupils in East Kilbride played a part in making sure an incredible nine tonnes of humanitarian aid reached Ukrainian families devastated by war this Christmas.

EXCLUSIVE: Saturday Night Live‘s Chloe Fineman is set to lead the comedy Big Time, which Jonathan Glickman’s Panoramic Media recently picked up.

EXCLUSIVE: Global Screen has unveiled a fresh round of deals for Sky Original animated feature The Amazing Maurice, featuring Hugh Laurie and Emilia Clarke in the voice cast.

Celtic target Ryan Mmaee has broken his silence on the Hoops' interest in him and hinted he could be ready for a move in the next transfer window. The 24-year-old Ferencvaros striker was linked to Ange Postecoglou's side in the last transfer window along with Union Saint Gilloise and Lens.

EXCLUSIVE: Picture Perfect Federation and Zurich Avenue have teamed to acquire the bestselling Jeneva Rose psychological thriller debut novel The Perfect Marriage. The film will be directed by Sigal Avin (Losing Alice), and the script is by Oscar-nominated scribe William Broyles (Apollo 13 and Cast Away).

Harry Potter actor Robbie Coltrane has passed away at age 72 - following years of ongoing health problems.The Hagrid star touched the hearts of many in his wizarding role but unfortunately suffered his fair share of health issues.No official cause of death has been released to the public.In a statement released on Friday (October 14), his agent Belinda Wright confirmed the news of his passing and said: "My client and friend Robbie Coltrane OBE passed away on Friday October 14.READ MORE: Harry Potter's Tom Felton gushes about 'secret love' for co-star Emma Watson in new book"Robbie was a unique talent, sharing the Guinness Book of Records’ Award for winning three consecutive Best Actor Baftas for his portrayal of Fitz in Granada TV’s series Cracker in 1994, 1995 and 1996 with Sir Michael Gambon."He will probably be best remembered for decades to come as Hagrid in the Harry Potter films, a role which brought joy to children and adults alike all over the world, prompting a stream of fan letters every week for over 20 years."James Bond fans write too to applaud his role in GoldenEye and The World Is Not Enough."For me personally I shall remember him as an abidingly loyal client. As well as being a wonderful actor, he was forensically intelligent, brilliantly witty and after 40 years of being proud to be called his agent, I shall miss him."He is survived by his sister Annie Rae, his children Spencer and Alice and their mother Rhona Gemmell.

K.J. Yossman When it was announced earlier this year that U.K. production outfit Lorton had exclusively snagged the most sought-after documentary subject in the country – soccer wife Coleen Rooney (pictured above left, with husband Wayne) – it cemented the label as one of the hottest unscripted producers around. The reason Rooney was such a get was because in 2019 she set up an elaborate social media sting to catch the person she believed was selling stories about the couple to U.K. tabloids. The culprit, Rooney revealed online, was fellow “WAG” (the collective noun for athletes’ wives and girlfriends) Rebekah Vardy. The revelation, which saw Rooney dubbed “WAG-atha Christie” for her sleuthing skills, went viral and sparked a libel lawsuit from Vardy. After three years of legal wrangling, every detail of which was covered by a salivating media, Vardy lost the court case earlier this year. Screen adaptations – both factual and scripted – were inevitable, and Rooney was said to have had her pick of deals to choose from.

EXCLUSIVE: Seoul- and Los Angeles-based Bound Entertainment (Apple’s Dr Brain) is teaming with author Ann Liang to develop her genre-bending YA debut novel, If You Could See the Sun as a series.  

RB Leipzig chief executive Oliver Mintzlaff has opened up over his decision to terminate Chris Vivell's contract after losing "trust" in him. The technical director has been heavily linked with a switch to Chelsea, who have been scouring around Europe looking to fill positions in the boardroom following the arrival of Todd Boehly as owner.

The last remaining member of a group of students famed for their dauntless raid to reclaim the Stone of Destiny and bring it back to Scotland died at the age of 97 this week.

Ten years ago, actor Sean Hayes and playwright David Adjmi were working together to develop a play based on the life of Oscar Levant, the actor, pianist and notorious wit of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Now Hayes is preparing to bring Good Night, Oscar to Broadway next spring. The play is written by Doug Wright.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Pulsar Content and XYZ Films have dropped the trailer for “Tropic,” Edouard Salier sci-fi drama which world premiered at Fantastic Fest and will next play in competition at Sitges on Oct. 9. Penned by Salier and Mauricio Carrasco, the film follows Lázaro and Tristán, two twin brothers and best friends who are training together for the Astronaut Academy entrance tests. One day, Tristán is contaminated with some mysterious residue which makes him monstrous physically and weakened mentally. This disaster forces Lázaro to let go of how he remembers his brother and learn to love him as he is now, in a world where there is no room for monsters.

Michael Caine was spotted looking frail as he prepared to film scenes for his ITV series The Great Escaper.The 89-year-old actor, who is famed for countless iconic roles in mega blockbusters including The Dark Knight Trilogy, Interstellar and Inception, was photographed as he stepped out onto the streets of Normandy.Dressed in character, the Hollywood legend sported a blue shirt underneath a grey coat as well as a flat cap as he pushed his wheelchair down the street.READ MORE: Michael Caine, 89, looks frail as he walks with frame months after major surgeryCompleting the look with a set of military medals, the actor was ready to step into the shoes of Bernard Jordan - a D-Day veteran who escaped from a care home to attend the 70th anniversary of the D-Day Landings in France.The actor looked fairly gaunt as he sat confined to his character's wheelchair and sipped on a glass of wine while surrounded by some friends.His frail appearance comes months after it was revealed that he had undergone a major operation at a hospital in London.Michael's wife Shakira told Daily Mail: "He had a back operation quite recently, he had spinal stenosis," adding that he was a "strong man."The veteran actor will be reunited with his former co-star Glenda Jackson, 86, who plays Jordan's wife Irene in the upcoming series.The duo's collaboration marks 47 years since they famously starred opposite each other in 1975 film The Romantic Englishwoman.Despite suggesting that his role in Best Sellers would likely be his "last part" due to his limited mobility last year, the actor has showed no signs of slowing down as he films scenes for yet another starring role.Michael, who began acting in 1953, told Daily Mail at the time: "There's not exactly

Penn Badgley’s Joe Goldberg has played a bookstore manager in New York, a shop clerk in LA and a doting husband in the suburbs in Netflix’s You.

MotoGP introduces sprint races on Saturdays. Gardner announced earlier on Thursday ahead of this weekend’s Aragon Grand Prix that he will be joining GRT Yamaha in WSBK next year after he lost his Tech3 KTM ride over his alleged unprofessionalism. Though the Australian will face three-race weekends from 2023 in WSBK, the current run of 12 rounds means he will still have four fewer races than MotoGP will next year.

Dancing with the Stars will soon be waltzing back to our TV screens when it returns with a brand new season on September 19 – and it's got a new home on Disney+ too.MORE: Beloved DWTS pros unexpectedly depart show just weeks before premiereOn Thursday, the celebrity contestants were finally revealed, and the line-up is looking better than ever with some huge names taking on the challenge to lift the Mirror Ball trophy. One name that viewers may be unfamiliar with is Joseph Baena – but you'll most certainly recognize his famous family.

EXCLUSIVE: Canadian filmmaker Chandler Levack has signed with WME.