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Robert Pattinson has screen tested for the next James Bond in London, joining contenders like Callum Turner and Jack Lowden. At 40 years old, Pattinson is older than the other three named contenders, who are all 36. Amazon controls the franchise following its 2025 acquisition, with Denis Villeneuve tapped to direct the film scheduled for release in 2028.
Adam Driver has confirmed he will not reprise his role in HBO's 'Girls' revival. Creator Lena Dunham’s memoir alleges Driver displayed temper on set, including an incident where he threw a chair at a wall near her, adding context to his departure from the project.
Amazon Prime Video will premiere its two-part docuseries, officially titled "MELANIA, The Series," on November 20. The series offers unseen insights into Melania Trump's private life and daily activities since her husband returned to office, following the theatrical film "Melania" and sparking public division.
Lionsgate confirmed Keanu Reeves will reprise his role as John Wick in an animated prequel exploring the character's origin story and the 'Impossible Task.' Emmy-winning director Shannon Tindle is set to helm the project, with no release date announced yet.
The commentary discusses the Indian film Pyre, which explores elderly loneliness, outmigration, and climate change in Uttarakhand. It notes the film's critical acclaim and audience emotional response after a two-year delay in release, highlighting its use of non-professional actors and its resonance with viewers across India.
Adam Driver has accepted the role of Mister Sinister in the upcoming X-Men reboot, ending years of declined offers from Marvel Studios. He cited director Jake Schreier's vision and producer Kevin Feige's involvement as key factors in his decision to join the project.
NPR explores Anthony Bourdain's enduring legacy in Russia eight years after his death, focusing on the premiere of the documentary Tony in Moscow. The segment highlights the deep connection between Bourdain and Russian audiences, featuring an interview with a key figure who facilitated his cultural impact in the region.
NPR reviews the film Club Kid, arguing that despite its conventional premise involving a gay club promoter raising his young son, the movie distinguishes itself through clever musical choices and vibrant queer community portrayal. The review suggests the film successfully balances emotional growth with stylistic flair.
The Hollywood Reporter covers the New York Film Festival premiere of Jordan Firstman's debut feature 'Club Kid,' distributed by A24. It details Firstman's transition from digital creator to filmmaker, the film's Cannes reception, and its strategic submission for Golden Globe consideration in the drama category.
The Wall Street Journal reviews Sam Wasson's biography of Frank Capra, arguing that the director's success stemmed from his outsider perspective as an Italian immigrant who deeply understood American identity. The review highlights Capra's journey from poverty to Hollywood legend, emphasizing how his personal history informed his cinematic achievements during the studio era.