Tig Notaro Addresses Replacing Chris D’Elia In ‘Army Of The Dead’ After His Sexual Misconduct Scandal

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Kelly Stafford, the wife of LA Rams' quarterback Matthew Stafford, has shared her frustrations as she struggles to write a letter to her husband ahead of the 56th Super Bowl.MORE: Super Bowl party essentials 2022: 17 must-have party supplies for your Super PartyMatthew helped his team, the LA Rams make it to the final of the 2021 NFL season and they will go up against the Cincinnati Bengals on 13 February at LA's So-Fi Stadium. But Kelly has now revealed that she is trying to write Matthew a letter that will "match this moment" but has come up blank.WATCH: Kelly Stafford shares 'struggle' with fans ahead of the 56th Super BowlTaking to social media, she posted a picture of her laptop set up in the backyard, writing that she was "taking a quick second to myself to write Matthew his SB letter" and that it "still feels weird to write that but damn does it also feel good".However she then posted a video an hour later, admitting that she is "trying to write this letter and nothing matches this moment".MORE: Super Bowl Halftime show star Mary J Blige rocks a risqué rhinestone mini-dressMORE: Martha Stewart and Snoop Dogg to host the 2022 Puppy Bowl"I am struggling, I keep writing and deleting, writing and deleting, because nothing I can say can justify all that he has done," she shared, "and I'm struggling so maybe if you can all start thinking thoughts that I can write, then they'll somehow, through the universe, shoot over to me and I can get this letter done because I am stressing about it."Matthew was traded to the Rams in early 2021 and in his first season with the California team, he has led them to a 15-5 season.

Tom Brady has publicly shared how he wishes he were working this weekend - referencing his retirement after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were eliminated from the Super Bowl tournament.MORE: Green Bay Packers’ Aaron Rodgers wins NFL Honors' MVP for second year in a rowTom's wife Gisele Bundchen shared a gorgeous makeover shot on social media, revealing a glossy new haircut and her glowing natural beauty, and captioned the post: "Who is working this weekend? Let's do this!" WATCH: Tom Brady’s final touchdown of his NFL careerIn response, Tom wrote: "I wish I was!!" to which fans were quick to comment to share their love and how "football will NOT be the same without you".Tom confirmed his retirement after the Bucs' defeat from the Los Angeles Rams who will face the Cincinnati Bengals at the 56th Super Bowl on 13 February.MORE: Eminem, Dr Dre, Mary J. Blige, Snoop Dogg and Kendrick Lamar to headline Super Bowl halftime performanceMORE: Super Bowl party essentials 2022: 17 must-have party supplies for your Super PartyHe had an incredible 22-year career that saw him win seven Super Bowls with two teams, the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers."This is difficult for me to write, but here it goes: I am not going to make that competitive commitment anymore," he said in a statement.

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Zack Snyder’s much-awaited zombie-action epic led by Dave Bautista has released in American theaters and will eventually land upon a major OTT platform. The film is a limited release and the fans are gearing up to watch this considering theaters are open in the US after a really long time.

Haley Bosselman editorZack Snyder’s new apocalyptic epic “Army of the Dead” almost didn’t happen.“Quite frankly, this movie wouldn’t have gotten made had it not been for Netflix because it sat at Warner Bros. for years and years,” producer Deborah Snyder said in a panel discussion on Friday.When asked why, Deborah Snyder said the film “couldn’t be figured out” due to budgetary reasons and “maybe not as much of an appetite.”But, when Netflix came along, it was full speed ahead.

Zack Snyder poses for a photo while attending an opening night screening of his new movie Army of the Dead on Friday night (May 14) at the Landmark Theatre in Westwood, Calif.

told Yahoo! Entertainment regarding accusations involving reportedly underage girls that arose against him last summer. Notaro, 50, stepped in to replace the actor — to the delight of her fans — as a kickass helicopter pilot in Zack Snyder’s upcoming action film “Army of the Dead.”Notaro had previously weighed in with similar sentiments about her former “One Mississippi” colleague, 53-year-old comic Louis C.K., who has faced accusations of inappropriate behavior, too.“I think it’s important to take care of that, to handle that, because it’s serious to be assaulted,” Notaro told the Daily Beast in 2017. “It’s serious to be harassed.

Army of the Dead, the highly-anticipated zombie heist movie from Zack Snyder, is coming to Netflix on May 21, but you can watch part of it right now!The streaming giant has made the wait more bearable by releasing the first 15 minutes of the film early (which might make the wait worse depending on what you think of the preview, but that's the gamble you take). Watch the gruesome opening scenes of Zack Snyder's zombie epic by clicking through on this Netflix exclusive video below. Note that it's definitely NSFW:Related: Guardians of the Galaxy's Dave Bautista had "emotional breakdown" when he landed Drax role The film is spawning its own extended universe of content, with an anime-esque spin-off titled Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas and a

Army Of The Dead is available to watch now.Fans can get a sense of what’s in store from director Zack Snyder’s new zombie heist film, which is released globally on Netflix on Friday (May 21), until 3am this Saturday (May 15).The clip premiered during a special livestream broadcast on Netflix’s YouTube page at 7pm BST this evening (May 13), which gives viewers a 32-hour window to watch it.

After years of agony, drama, and studio fighting with mixed results to show for it in the end (at best), if filmmaker Zack Snyder gleans one takeaway from his terrific new zombie thriller, “Army Of The Dead,” it’s that he should steer completely clear of superhero films for the rest of his career and focus on original features. And maybe just zombie ones.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticIf you go to see just one movie this year, Zack Snyder’s “Army of the Dead” might be the ticket — not because it’s the best movie you’ll see in 2021 (or maybe even this week), but because it’s a stylishly grandiose, muscular but conventional popcorn pageant that’s got something for just about everyone. It’s a zombie movie.

Zack Snyder has revealed that Tig Notaro had to be digitally added to Army of the Dead, following taking over the role meant for Chris D’Elia.

Army of the Dead is just around the corner at last and Digital Spy has secured a host of nuggets of information about the movie from director Snyder and stars Dave Bautista and Tig Notaro ahead of its release. Among the details they exclusively revealed to us, including why Guardians of the Galaxy star Bautista picked Army of the Dead over a role in James Gunn's The Suicide Squad, we also learned more about how the production team managed to digitally insert an entire performance into Army of the Dead.

Army of the Dead, the highly-anticipated zombie heist movie from Zack Snyder, is coming to Netflix on May 21, which is just under two weeks away. But the streaming giant are going to make the wait more bearable by releasing the first 15 minutes of the film early (which might make the wait worse depending on where the preview ends, but that's the gamble you take).

Dave Bautista is opening up about the big reason he chose to star in Zack Snyder‘s Army of the Dead instead of following James Gunn to The Suicide Squad.