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Degrassi: The Next Generation fans just got news that's more devastating than the most heartwrenching story lines combined: The show has been canceled.
On Thursday, TeenNick announced that the show's 14th season will be its last. What's more, all of the show's remaining episodes will air over just
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While the first trailer for The Walk focused solely on Joseph Gordon-Levitt bringing to life tightrope maverick and daredevil Philippe Petit as he considers the challenge of walking between the twin towers of New York’s Wold Trade Center in 1974, this new promo explores a little more about his plan and the people who helped him. Take a gander…
Robert Zemeckis is taking the basic story chronicled in James Marsh’s documentary Man On Wire and exploring it, layering on his usual affinity for effects and virtual sets to help tell the tale of how Petit planned and attempted to execute his stunt.
The likes of Charlotte Le Bon, James Badge Dale and Ben Schwartz are along to assist, with Ben Kingsley playing Papa Rudy, Petit’s mentor on the art and science of what he wants to pull off. And to make sure those of a nervous disposition when it comes to heights will be turned even more into gibbering wrecks, Zemeckis is putting this one out in 3D IMAX, which means all those gaping drops will look that much more realistic. {The Walk}
With the film now scoring a prime position as the opening slot of this year’s New York Film Festival, The Walk will arrive on UK screens on October 2.
After one bullet-riddled trailer for director Joe Lynch’s Everly, here comes the second one, which pretty much covers the same beats and blasts.
Salma Hayek stars as the title character, who has betrayed a mob boss. So he decides to have her killed by sending several heavily armed killers to her apartment. There’s just one flaw in his plan – she’s far more of a badass than he ever suspected and is ready to fight to stay alive. Even when there are rocket launchers pointed in her direction. What we’re saying is, we hope she has really, really good home insurance.
Lynch and writer Yale Hannon had to drag this one through development, and despite some positive reactions at festivals, it faced a pretty poisonous reaction from US critics earlier this year and has slipped down the release calendar slightly here. You’ll be able to see what you think for yourself when Everly arrives on June 26 in cinemas and on demand.
The attempt to adapt Paolo Coelho’s sprawling, complex, spiritual tome The Alchemist has been going on for more than two decades, tumbling through development limbo as attempts at script drafts came and went. Now The Weinstein Company, which has long been a driving force behind the effort, is in talks with Idris Elba to star.
Laurence Fishburne, whose history with the project goes back even further than the Weinsteins, as he was circling to direct for Warners back in 2003 before grabbing the rights himself when the project went into turnaround there and teaming with TWC, is also in talks to make the current version.
Coelho’s book has sold more than 65 million copies spanning 56 different languages, and holds the Guinness World Record for most translated work by a living author. The story follows a young shepherd in Andalucía who has a dream about a buried treasure to be found near the Pyramids. He sets off in pursuit of his dream, but along the way finds obstacle after obstacle, and is often tempted to give up. The big stumbling block for adaptations so far has been trying to balance the film’s thematic needs with entertaining action, with budgets for proposed versions fluctuating between $60 million and $100 million.
Now The Weinstein Company is hoping it can finally get the project shooting next year, according to Deadline. Elba is typically busy, with films such as Beasts Of No Nation, A Hundred Streets, Bastille Day and Jon Favreau’s The Jungle Book on the way. He's also in talks for a key role in Star Trek Beyond.
The American tourist who was fatally mauled by a lion in Johannesburg, South Africa this week has been identified as Katherine Chappell, a 29-year-old visual effects editor who worked on Game of Thronesand Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
According to CNN, Chappell had traveled to South Africa on
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Jason Alexander is apologizing for calling actress Heidi Swedberg, who played George's fiancée Susan on Seinfeld, "f---ing impossible" to work with.
Alexander made the remark in an interview on Howard Stern's radio show Wednesday, recounting a story he's told before about how Swedberg's comic timing
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A disaster movie played out at 35,000 feet, Everest is essentially a true-life Cliffhanger, less the criminal schemes and Craig Fairbrass shouting about soccer. The film’s first trailer lends a sense of nature’s awe to the derring-do of a small band trying to scale the Earth’s highest point. Then things go wrong. Very, very wrong...
Far from keeping its powder dry, Universal’s first trailer plunges us straight into to the freezing chaos of a fateful summit climb. The story is loosely inspired by real events (the 1996 disaster recounted in Jon Krakauer’s Into Thin Air) and sees Jason Clarke leading a party of climbers up the Nepalese monolith as Kiwi mountaineer Rob Hall. Alongside him on the slopes are Josh Brolin as Doctor Beck Weathers, John Hawkes as Doug Hansen and Jake Gyllenhaal as Scott Fischer, the leader of a separate expedition. {Everest Poster} Things are progressing nicely, with most of the climbers reaching the summit, when warnings of dangerous weather conditions begin to come to fruition. Swiftly, it becomes a battle for survival.
The screenplay is penned by Mark Medoff (Children Of A Lesser God) and Simon Beaufoy (Slumdog Millionaire), with director Baltasar Kormákur overseeing a shoot that took in the Italian Alps, Cinecittà and Pinewood. Robin Wright, Michael Kelly, Sam Worthington, Keira Knightley and Emily Watson round out the cast.
Everest arrives in 3D and on IMAX from September 24, 2015.
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