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Benedict Cumberbatch swore he wasn't playing Khan. Except he totally WAS playing Khan. So now, whenever an actor swears up and down in the press that he isn't playing an iconic character (mainly a villain), a small B.S. alert pings in the backs of our collective mind. This time out, it's Christoph Waltz, who is promoting his turn in Tim Burton's Big Eyes, but also answering questions about his mysterious role in Sam Mendes' next James Bond thriller, Spectre. Two outlets caught up with Waltz on this press tour and asked him if, instead of the announced character, he ...
Harrison Ford hasn't mentioned anything about Star Wars: The Force Awakens publically. Even Carrie Fisher has been mum since that amazing first trailer dropped. But their colleague Mark Hamill has been his usual chatty, open self, talking about the young talent involved in the new cast, and how he never dreamed he'd EVER get an opportunity to hold Luke Skywalker's lightsaber again. "The fact that [Star Wars] is so special to so many people ... it's hard to believe you could take something for granted like that," Mark Hamill tells EW in an interview. Especially when you consider the fact that ...
The Woman In Black was based on a bestselling novel that had been turned into a sell-out West End play before it reached our screens. After all that exposure, audiences might have had an inkling of what to expect (some mighty frights, an icy apparition, a trip to the cardiologist the next day) and when to expect it. But Hammer’s sequel, The Woman In Black: Angel of Death, comes with no such preamble (although it does have a Martyn Waites-penned novel) and little warning of what’s in store. Scary and unsettling are the watchwords, as this new clip from the film portends.
All that said, there is plenty of shared DNA between the two films. James Watkins has been succeeded by fellow Brit Tom Harper in the director’s chair, but novelist Susan Hill again brought her imagination to bear helping screenwriter Jon Croker devise the story. That tale picks up again at Eel Marsh House (0% on airbnb), this time in the shadow of World War II as a young schoolteacher (Phoebe Fox) and her headmistress (Helen McCrory) take a gaggle of children off to safety in the country.
Of course, “safety” is relative. Faced with a choice between the vastly malevolent spirit haunting Eel Marsh House and the bombs of the Nazi blitz, you’d probably say, “A couple of your V1s, please Mr. Hitler, and don’t skimp on the incendiaries.” Sure enough, Jennet Humfrye is back, wreaking death and emotional destruction on all who cross her path.
Jeremy Irvine, an RAF man dragged into the fray, will also be exposed to the evils that lurk across that causeway with The Woman In Black: Angel of Death landing on our screens on January 1.
Disney Channel's highly rated sitcom Jessie returns for its fourth season on Friday, Jan. 9 at 8:30/7:30c.
Jessie stars Debby Ryan as the nanny for a group of kids adopted by movie stars (think Brad Pitt/Angelina Jolie). In the season premiere, "But Africa is So-Fari," the kids think Jessie is going to Africa to find her ex-fiancé. They make the trip to the continent themselves, but then end up on an adventure.
At this stage, virtually every major X-Men character has been recast, reimagined or reworked for the benefit of the franchise. We have younger versions of Professor X, Magneto and Mystique. We're looking for new, younger versions of Cyclops, Jean Grey and Storm for X-Men: Apocalypse. Only Wolverine has remained visually consistent, and Hugh Jackman's reporting that he'll likely stay the course if all goes as planned. The actor who has played Wolverine for more than a decade now spoke to MTV about his possible role in Bryan Singer's X-Men: Apocalypse. Seeing as how Wolverine was integral to last summer's X-Men: ...
Watch the full demo of Sony's horror starring Hayden Panetierre.
Sony has released a video showing the full playthrough of the Until Dawn demo recently made available to attendees of the PlayStation Experience in Las Vegas.
MasterChef Junior wraps up its sophomore season on Tuesday night (8/7c on Fox) with one last cook-off between finalists Samuel, 12, and Logan, 11. But executive producer Robin Ashbrook is already looking to winter, as the reality hit immediately returns on Jan. 6 with its third cycle.
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