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Leonardo DiCaprio‘s new movie One Battle After Another has received its first official trailer. You can watch it above.The upcoming film, which is directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, marks DiCaprio’s first starring role since 2023’s Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese‘s historical drama which was nominated for 10 Oscars.The exact plot details for One Battle After Another are still currently unknown, but the story is expected to be somewhat inspired by Thomas Pynchon’s classic novel Vineland.From the trailer, we learn that DiCaprio plays Bob Ferguson, a scatty, disheveled revolutionary who’s trying to save his daughter.

reportedly interviewing replacements. But this weekend the pair have finally notched a box-office hit — “A Minecraft Movie,” a piece of dismal video-game mush starring Jack Black. Their very own “Kool-Aid.” Still, the duo isn’t in the clear yet.

Rocksteady is reportedly working on a new, single-player Batman game as Warner Bros. Games looks to focus on its core franchises.Speaking in a financial call, Warner Bros.

Superman creator Joseph Schuster’s estate is reportedly suing Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Comics over the release of James Gunn‘s upcoming movie starring David Corenswet.According to Deadline, the lawsuit claims that DC Studios does not have the proper rights to release the new film in selected “key territories” such as England, Canada, Ireland and Australia.If the lawsuit isn’t settled before the scheduled release date of July 11, it is possible the movie’s release could be delayed in the aforementioned territories.

David Fincher has revealed he was invited to pitch his own take on Harry Potter for the makers of the original movie series, but the talks broke down when his vision didn’t align with theirs.Speaking to Variety to promote the upcoming 4K re-release of his classic thriller Seven, the three-time Academy Award nominee recalled his meeting with Warner Bros, who asked him how he would adapt J.K. Rowling’s successful book series.“I remember saying, ‘I just don’t want to do the clean Hollywood version of it’” he revealed.

James Gunn has defended the delay to The Batman 2, saying such a gap between films is “fairly common”.On Friday (December 27), the studio, which is a division of Warner Bros., announced that the much-anticipated sequel had been pushed back another year, with a new release date of October 1, 2027.That was just the latest delay for the film, which had initially been slated for an October 2024 release. Last year’s SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes then led to the movie being postponed to October 2026, and now fans will have an extra 12 months to wait.Some fans expressed their disappointment at the delay, but Gunn has come to the film’s defence in a post on Threads. “To be fair, a 5 year gap or more is fairly common in sequels,” he wrote.

Christopher Nolan by a Warner Bros. executive.The actor told Vanity Fair that the reason he hasn’t worked with Nolan since the 2000 thriller Memento was due to an executive at the studio who wasn’t a fan of his acting.While Nolan is known for working with many of the same actors repeatedly, Pearce shared that he’d not worked with the director since he began working with Warner Bros. in 2002 for the thriller Insomnia – his relationship with the studio ended in 2020 with the sci-fi action movie Tenet.Pearce explained that Nolan had approached him to play Ra’s al Ghul in 2005’s Batman Begins, a role eventually taken by Liam Neeson, as well as a character in The Prestige the following year.He said: “He spoke to me about roles a few times over the years – the first Batman and The Prestige.

Mark Rylance is reportedly the frontrunner for the role of Dumbledore in HBO‘s upcoming Harry Potter series – find out more below.According to a report from Variety, the Wolf Hall and Bridge Of Spies actor sits atop the casting director’s wishlist, though it also confirms that HBO and Warner Bros. have yet to enter negotiations with the prolific film and stage actor. However, they have reached out to Rylance to gauge his interest in the iconic role.In a statement to Variety, reps for HBO said: “We appreciate that such a high profile series will draw a lot of rumour and speculation.

*Warning: spoilers ahead*The eighth and final episode of The Penguin aired on HBO on Sunday (November 10) and many fans have been left reeling by its conclusion.The series is set one week after the 2022 film The Batman and explores Penguin’s rise to power in Gotham City’s criminal underworld. It sees an unrecognisable Colin Farrell reprise his role as Oswald Cobb from the film, alongside Mark Strong, Cristin Milioti, Rhenzy Feliz and Michael Kelly.The show debuted on September 20 on Sky Atlantic in the UK and with the season now complete, fans have been sharing their strong reactions to its climactic moments on social media.The final episode sees Oz decide that Victor (Feliz), the homeless teenager that has become his enforcer, has seen too much and he decides to brutally strangle him to death.

interview with Business Insider. “And the reality was the exact opposite happened.”Critics ripped the 2004 “Scooby Doo” sequel as a “terrible bore,” “mindless junk,” and “not Scooby-snack worthy.” It even won a Razzie Award for the “worst remake or sequel,” and Warner Bros.

Game Of Thrones film is reportedly in early development at Warner Bros., according to reports.Both Deadline Hollywood and The Hollywood Reporter have shared that they have spoken to several anonymous sources who have confirmed that the Game Of Thrones movie is in “very early stage development” at the studio, with no filmmaker, cast or writer yet attached at the project.This isn’t the first time a Game Of Thrones film has been spoken of. In 2014, franchise author George R.R.

Quentin Tarantino has shared his thoughts on Todd Phillips‘ Joker: Folie à Deux – see what he had to say below.Despite the Joaquin Phoenix– and Lady Gaga-led film performing rather disappointingly at the box office, the Kill Bill director praised the film, saying he “really, really liked it” on the latest episode of The Bret Easton Ellis Podcast.Tarantino – who has struck up a friendship with Phillips over the years – expanded on his thoughts: “I went to see it expecting to be impressed by the filmmaking. But I thought it was going to be an arms-length, intellectual exercise that ultimately I wouldn’t think worked like a movie, but that I would appreciate it for what it is.And I’m just nihilistic enough to kind of enjoy a movie that doesn’t quite work as a movie. That’s like a big, giant mess to some degree.

while honoring the 30th anniversary of “Friends.”In a flashback to the beloved series’ Season 6 Episode 9, titled “The One Where Ross Got High,” the limited-edition meal kit will let customers recreate the infamous shepherd’s pie-meets-English trifle recipe that was hilariously botched by Rachel Green (Jennifer Aniston).“’Friends’ is an iconic show, and the Thanksgiving episodes are especially memorable, so recreating Rachel’s English trifle-meets-shepherd’s pie mashup was an exciting culinary challenge for us,” Michelle Doll Olson, senior culinary development manager at HelloFresh U.S., said in a statement.Many fans may recall Ross Geller (David Schwimmer) exclaiming that Rachel’s concoction “tastes like feet!” and Joey Tribbiani (Matt LeBlanc) arguing that he enjoyed it because, “What’s not to like? Custard, good. Jam, good.

Denis Villeneuve has confirmed that Dune: Messiah will be his final film for the franchise – see what the acclaimed director had to say below.Speaking to Vanity Fair for a new interview, the filmmaker – who led 2021’s Dune and this year’s Dune: Part Two – revealed that his time on Arrakis will come to an end with the franchise’s third film, Dune: Messiah.However, the director’s also said that despite Messiah being his third film, it’s not to be considered a trilogy, as Dune and Dune: Part Two made up the first book in the series, and Messiah will be a sequel – effectively rendering it two entries across three films.Villeneuve said to Vanity Fair: “It was really a pair of movies that will be the adaptation of the first book. That’s done and that’s finished.

The Batman II, offering promising updates about the film’s filming schedule, direction and more.The director spoke to SFX Magazine for its October issue and revealed new details about the anticipated Robert Pattinson-led sequel. He confirmed (as transcribed by Deadline) that filming for The Batman II is set to begin filming next year, and that he is “finishing up the script now”.The spinoff TV series The Penguin starring Colin Farrell will tie into The Batman II, with Reeves confirming that it serves as an “entry point” to the second film.

Joker: Folie à Deux has been released and sees Lady Gaga‘s Harleen “Lee” Quinzel singing a rendition of ‘Get Happy’ – watch it below.Yesterday (September 3), the first official clip from Todd Phillips‘ Joker sequel was shared on social media. In the clip, Gaga – who plays a version of Harley Quinn – is seen singing ‘Get Happy’ from the 1950 Judy Garland-starring film Summer Stock to Joaquin Phoenix‘s Arthur Fleck.The clip starts with the two sharing a conversation, in which Quinzel tells Fleck that she was a fan of an act he had committed in the first film. It ends with Fleck joining in, singing along with Quinzel.

Harry Potter were left disappointed yesterday (September 1) when an annual announcement at London King’s Cross railway station failed to materialise despite being told it was cancelled.People gathered hoping to hear a message on the public address system that the fictional Hogwarts Express would depart from platform 9 ¾ at 11am.The Back To Hogwarts tradition, which celebrates the start of each academic year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry every September 1, also previously saw the train service being displayed on departure boards, with hundreds of fans attending last year’s event.Warner Bros, which runs a Potter shop at King’s Cross and owns the franchise, last week “strongly discouraged” fans from showing up and said this year’s theatrics were cancelled.‘Harry Potter’ fans left disappointed after the annual Hogwarts announcement at King’s Cross Station in London didn’t go ahead.Its cancelation this year had previously been announced and fans were “strongly discouraged” from gathering at the station.

LOS ANGELES — The estate of Michael Crichton, who wrote the screenplay for what became the pilot episode of “ER,” has sued Warner Bros. Television over a dispute about an upcoming medical drama it says is a rebranded version of an unauthorized reboot.After Crichton’s estate, led by his widow, Sherri, could not reach an agreement with the television studio to produce a reboot of the famed medical procedural, the lawsuit alleges Warner Bros.

more episodes were possible in the not-so-distant future comes word the hit Apple TV+ show could be returning for a fourth season.Warner Bros. Television, the studio behind behind the streaming soccer comedy, has picked up the options on three of the original, principal cast members, reports Deadline.Sources told Deadline the studio’s netted Hannah Waddingham, who portrays AFC Richmond owner Rebecca Walton, Brett Goldstein, who plays the sailor-mouthed Roy Kent, and Jeremy Swift, Director of Football Operations Leslie Higgins on the show, for a possible fourth season.At least that appears to be the goal.The last episode of the show’s third season aired in May 2023.The three British talents are members of Equity, the U.K.’s trade union for actors.Next, the Deadline report indicates the studio would be reaching out to “Ted Lasso” cast members with expired SAG-AFTRA contracts.Lawrence said earlier this month the show’s eventual return hangs on Ted Lasso himself, Jason Sudeikis.Sudeikis, who spent years on the cast of “Saturday Night Live,” created the show with Lawrence and Brendan Hunt, or Coach Beard to “Lasso” fans.The feel-good comedy was developed from a character Sudeikis created for a series of ads.Deadline claims in addition to the co-creators and executive producers, the studio plans to contact actress Juno Temple, who plays Keeley Jones.Before the studio can greenlight Season 4, budgets need to be approved and schedules confirmed, according to the report, noting production could begin in early 2025.Deadline claims the moves by WBTV suggest Sudeikis is already on board.“Ted Lasso” was always ever conceived as a three-season series.

GQ. Keaton, 72, did say he admires directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, who had a rebound hit this summer with “Bad Boys: Ride or Die.” “I like those boys. They’re nice guys,” he said.

Avalanche Software is hiring more staff, seemingly confirming the rumoured sequel to Hogwarts Legacy is in development.Hogwarts Legacy is an open-world action role-playing game set in the wizarding world of Harry Potter. According to a series of new job listings, developer Avalanche Software is hiring a senior producer to work on a new “open world, action RPG”.“Join the team behind the blockbuster open world, action RPG Hogwarts Legacy as we create what’s next,” continued the post.Another advert for a producer says the ideal candidate will have “experience developing open world RPG games or action/magical combat games,” pointing to a potential sequel to Hogwarts Legacy.Released in 2023, Hogwarts Legacy went on to be one of the best-selling games of the year, breaking an unbeaten 14 year run in North America that previously saw either Call Of Duty or Rockstar Games titles top the US video game chart.Unsurprisingly, in early 2024 Warner Bros. interactive president David Haddad confirmed that a “series of other things” were also in the pipeline alongside the previously confirmed Quidditch game.