‘The Fabelmans’: Steven Spielberg Eventually Told Gabriel LaBelle To “Figure It Out” [Interview]

It was a highly-political “Weekend Update” on Saturday Night Live with Colin Jost and Michael Che taking swipes at political figures.

Saturday Night Live blessed viewers with a 2022 reboot of the 1991 film The Father of the Bride reuniting Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Kieran Culkin who all starred in the original.

Meghan Markle's appearance, which had viewers in hysterics.The 41-year-old took part in the show in 2021 as she pranked the public - giving viewers an insight into her playful personality.A popular segment of the show sees guests following Ellen's instructions whilst wearing an earpiece - often putting them in embarrassing positions.Taking to her official Twitter account on November 22, Ellen revealed the Duchess of Sussex was fully "committed" to taking part in the prank.Sharing a clip of the cheeky video, with her 76.9 million followers, she tweeted: "Meghan Markle really committed to the bit in this hidden camera piece."The prank saw Meghan undertake a number of strange acts in front of unsuspecting members of the public, including randomly squatting and drinking from a baby's bottle.She was also tasked with shopping for crystals, which she had to hold up to her head while chanting - with the vendor visibly baffled, unsure how to deal with the situation.The former Suits star, who married Prince Harry in 2018, also had to eat food "like a chipmunk" and perform a song about being a kitten whilst wearing cat ears.She also looked at hot sauce on shelves and announced "mumma loves hot sauce!"Social media users flocked to comment on the post, as Di tweeted: "Love Meghan."Zuu gushed: "That was a lot of fun! Duchess is game! Loved it #MeghanMarkIe."Oginni remarked: "Just so down to earth," while Amel shared: "She is funny and she is an adorable person at the same time."Patou added: "She's so funny."Piers Morgan highlights 'truest' thing Harry and Meghan said in doc[LATEST]Kirstie Allsopp slams Harry and Meghan amid dig at 'tiny tears' Piers[TWITTER]Strictly's Hamza Yassin forced to undergo 'rehab' in semi-final

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There was something particularly nerve-racking about playing a young Steven Spielberg in The Fabelmans, the director’s semi-autobiographical movie base on his own family and upbringing. For starters, star Gabriel LaBelle said during an appearance at Deadline’s Contenders Film: Los Angeles awards-season event that he never actually sat down with the director to get the 411 on what Spielberg was like as a young kid.

Bradley Cooper has signed on to play the iconic Frank Bullitt character in director Steven Spielberg's new Bullitt project.The 47-year-old actor has closed a deal to play the iconic San Francisco cop from the 1968 classic Bullitt, considered one of Steve McQueen's best movies, via Deadline.While little is known about the story, sources were, 'adamant' that the project is not a straight-up remake of Bullitt, but instead, 'a new idea centered on the character.' Bradley as Frank: Bradley Cooper has signed on to play the iconic Frank Bullitt character in director Steven Spielberg's new Bullitt project No remake: While little is known about the story, sources were, 'adamant' that the project is not a straight-up remake of Bullitt, but instead, 'a new idea centered on the character'The film was adapted from the 1963 novel Silent Witness by Robert L. Fish, following McQueen's Frank Bullitt, a hard-nosed San Francisco detective.The story follows Bullitt as he tries to track down the crime kingpin who killed the witness who was under his protection.  The film also stars Jacqueline Bisset, Robert Vaughn, Don Gordon, Robert Duvall and Norman Fell, and features arguably one of the greatest cinematic car chases ever.

Three rite-of-passage movies are vying for attention this week at a moment when the rewards of maturity seem to be offering more gratification than the agonies of youth.

Projects come and go, some get announced and never happen, and sometimes filmmakers lose interest. But Steven Spielberg’s remake of Steve McQueen’s action car chase classic “Bullitt” (1968) looks like it is not only moving forward, but his next film as Bradley Cooper has been cast in the lead role.

EXCLUSIVE: Steven Spielberg looks to have found his Frank Bullitt as sources tell Deadline Bradley Cooper has closed a deal to play the no-nonsense San Francisco cop in the new original Bullitt story centered on the classic character famously played by Steven McQueen in the 1968 thriller, which is set up at Warner Bros. Cooper will also produce the pic along with Spielberg and his producing partner Kristie Macosko Krieger (marking their second collaboration after Maestro), with Josh Singer on board to pen the script. Steve McQueen’s son, Chad ,and granddaughter Molly McQueen will exec produce the new movie.

The Fabelmans grossed an estimated $160k this weekend at four theaters in NY and LA. That’s a $40K per screen average, on par with recent strong (for post-Covid) specialty openings like The Banshees Of Inisherin (at $45k PSA) and Tár (also $40k), both on four screens too, reflecting a definite pickup in the specialty space. Spielberg’s written, directed and produced semi-autobiographical tale debuted into one of the biggest openings of the year with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.

Merhan Karimi Nasseri, an Iranian man who lived for 18 years in Paris’s Charles de Gaulle Airport and inspired the Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks film The Terminal, died Saturday at the airport, officials said. He was believed to be 80 years old.

Universal Pictures is giving Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans a platform release starting with four locations in NYC (Lincoln Square, Union Square) and LA (The Grove, Century City) with a robust media campaign aimed at cinephiles, but also capitalizing on the broad appeal of a Spielberg production, testament to unusual pedigree of the semiautobiographical film.

Steven Spielberg‘s latest movie, “The Fabelmans,” is all about the power of film and the theatrical experience. But in a new interview with The New York Times in the leadup to the film’s release, Spielberg argued the magic of moviegoing took a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Warner Bros.

Steven Spielberg‘s latest movie, “The Fabelmans,” is all about the power of film and the theatrical experience. But in a new interview with The New York Times in the leadup to the film’s release, Spielberg argued the magic of moviegoing took a hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, and Warner Bros.

At just 19 years of age (reportedly), Gabriel LaBelle is already at the pinacle of Hollywood cinema. The relatively unknown Canadian actor is turning heads as Sammy Fableman, a fictional version of the legendary director Steven Spielberg in the new period drama “The Fablemans.” A movie that is arguably the frontrunner for the Best Picture Oscar and will put LaBelle under a massive global spotlight in the weeks and months to come.

Director Steven Spielberg hates the way streaming services – and HBO Max in particular – are treating filmmakers.