Why Will Ferrell cut off ‘Anchorman’ director Adam McKay: He ‘f – – ked up’

Andy Garcia is offering a glimpse of what to expect with the remake — it's the same but, simultaneously, also different.The 65-year-old actor spoke with ET's Nischelle Turner and they discussed a myriad of subjects, from the reboot of the Nancy Meyers-written flick starring Steve Martin and working with the magnificent Gloria Estefan to his new film,, and the secret to a four-decade marriage.Garcia, cast in the lead role in the Gaz Alazraki-directed film, says a lot of the conceptual elements from (beginning with the 1950 original starring Spencer Tracy and Elizabeth Taylor) and main premise of the past films (the 1991 remake and 1995 sequel) will carry into this reboot. But the approach to the original storyline is where the reboot separates itself from the rest.«In our case, it's a totally different approach,» Garcia explains. «The families are different.

Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn have figured out the secret to making their relationship work. A source tells ET that the 32-year-old singer and 30-year-old actor «are very happy in their relationship,» and prefer to «keep their private life private.»«They've been enjoying their time as a couple,» the source says. «They have spoken about their future together and feel very secure about their relationship.»As for how they're able to balance both work and romance, the source notes, «They're supportive of each other's careers and of each other in general. Both of them have been busy with work and they completely understand how to balance hectic schedules and still make time for each other.

Ben Stiller's interest in being behind the camera has taken presence over his on-camera desires.Over the past few years, the "Dodgeball" star has been MIA on the big screen, slowly becoming more of a director and producer. The purpose, he says, was for work-life balance."I think, for me, over the years, I've gotten better at it and really understanding how to prioritize what's important in my life, on both sides.

Former Outnumbered child star Ramona Marquez looked completely unrecognisable during a rare red carpet appearance.The actress catapulted to fame on the BBC comedy series at just six years old and even scooped up two coveted gongs at the British Comedy Awards for her hilarious and legendary portrayal of young Karen Brockman. However, the soon to be 21 year old, who has put acting behind her to pursue a career in languages, looked a world's away from the iconic character as she attended the Boots 17 make-up launch party in London on Thursday. Gone were her short blonde curls as Ramona rocked fiery dyed red tresses, which complemented her new punk rock-inspired look.

Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess are enjoying a babymoon following the announcement of their pregnancy news.

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Manchester City return to Premier League action tomorrow when they host Tottenham Hotspur at the Etihad Stadium.

It’s already nearly a new month, which means that there are so many movies and TV shows coming to Netflix!

The new movie Uncharted is in theaters now and fans heading to see it this weekend will probably want to know if they should stick around for an end credits scene.

wasn’t mired in enough Wordle controversy, the publication has removed certain “offensive” words from the viral word game — while still allowing players to guess certain others. The move came after the Times acquired the digital puzzle from creator Josh Wardle in January for an undisclosed seven-figure sum.“Offensive words will always be omitted from consideration,” a Times representative told Polygon in an email.Per the policy, NSFW terms such as “slave,” “whore,” “b—-h” and “sluts” are no longer accepted by the game, in which players are allowed six tries to guess a new five-letter word each day, Newsweek reported.

With his Netflix satire Don’t Look Up, writer-director Adam McKay looked to address “the largest issue in the history of mankind”—that being the climate crisis, and the way people tend to either deny it is happening or refuse to acknowledge its “urgent and terrifying” weight.

Big Short creator Adam McKay has detailed the breakup of both his Gary Sanchez Productions business and decades-long friendship with Anchorman and Step Brothers star Will Ferrell.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAriana Grande is aiming for the Oscars with her best original song contender, “Just Look Up,” and she’s bringing Kid Cudi with her.The song features in Adam McKay’s new comedy satire, “Don’t Look Up,” (in theaters Dec. 10) about a giant comet headed for earth.

A collaboration for the ages. Will Ferrell and Adam McKay have produced tons of comedy classics together, but their partnership — and their friendship — came to a halt in 2019.

Step Brothers and Anchorman: The Legend Of Ron Burgundy.A statement was released in April that year that read: “The two of us will always work together creatively and always be friends. And we recognise we are lucky as hell to end this venture as such.”However, their relationship ended on more turbulent ground.“It ended not well,” McKay said in a recent interview with Vanity Fair.

Will Ferrell's former longtime collaborator Adam McKay has revealed why the pair fell out and ended their friendship.The duo frequently worked together on huge comedy hits like Anchorman, Step Brothers, The Other Guys, and Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues and even had a production company together.But in a new interview with Vanity Fair, McKay, 53, admits that things turned sour between them when he decided to cast John C.

Will Ferrell may be one of Hollywood's most famous funnymen, but that doesn't mean he's exempt from showbiz drama.

In Hollywood, it’s rare that anyone is candid or truthful of much, usually offering diplomatic answers instead of delving into the truth. Take Will Ferrell discussing the nature of his split with director Adam McKay.

A business decision that ended a friendship. Adam McKay didn’t expect his longtime friendship with Will Ferrell to suffer after he cast John C. Reilly in a project over him — but the collaborators have since pulled the plug on their professional relationship and haven’t spoken since.

Director Adam McKay, who was a frequent collaborator with comedian and actor Will Ferrell through their work together on Anchorman, Step Brothers, The Other Guys, Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues, and more, is finally explaining why they broke up their production company and why their longtime friendship came to an abrupt end.

In a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Will Ferrell revealed he turned down a $29-million payday to star in a sequel to “Elf”.