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CBS has ordered a new one-hour reality show, Hunted, that turns ordinary people into fugitives on the run.
Hunted challenges its contestants to go into hiding, while professional investigators attempt to track them down in a nationwide manhunt, using everything from cell phone records to determining
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As the chief at Marvel Studios, Kevin Feige usually has a lot to say – within reason – about the future of the films he oversees. He spoke at an event to promote the release of Avengers: Age Of Ultron on home entertainment in LA on Tuesday night (attended by IGN) and expounded on several topics, including the new Spider-Man’s role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Asked about the deal to bring Spidey – now to be played by Tom Holland – into the Marvel fold (at least occasionally), Feige was predictably upbeat. "Making that agreement was great, and was really amazing, and on a personal level making these movies, it means a lot because I think we can do great things with Spider-Man," he said. "I think Spider-Man can serve great purpose in our universe and that's where he belongs. That was what was unique about him in the comics was not that he was the only superhero in the world; it's that he was a totally different kind of superhero when compared against all the other ones in the Marvel universe at the time."
Of course, adding the web-slinger to the MCU means Captain America: Civil War is bursting at the seams with heroes and villains, but Feige seems untroubled by the idea that it’ll be crowded. "There were a lot of characters in The Winter Soldier, but it felt like a very singular and relatively simple thriller. Civil War follows in that same way," Feige explained. "I think that's something [directors] Joe and Anthony Russo pride themselves on, and our screenwriters Chris Markus and Steve McFeely are excellent at giving each character just enough. They're not full arcs for everybody; it's just enough that their presence is felt and important, but that the very clear single story that is being told is being served at all times." We’d argue that Civil War is considerably busier than the second Cap film, but the team have proved they know how to juggle these characters, so we’re willing to see how they handle it this time.
But the line-up looks set to radically change in the future, which makes sense given that actors’ contracts run out and new faces pop up in the various phases of Marvel’s movie storyline. Addressing the two-part Avengers: Infinity War, Feige confirmed that there will be changes. “I think it definitely is an end to some version of the team that we’ve come to know as The Avengers. Who knows exactly what is going to happen yet in that film, but I think this version of that team – and I think we start to hint at it at the end of Age of Ultron – will be evolving.” Of course, the Infinity War films are several years away, so the decisions are still being made. “One of the things we love from the comics is that the roster is always changing and new people are coming onto the team, and you can pick up an Avengers book 10 years later and you don’t recognize the people on the cover,” said Feige. “But the ideas and ideals and things that make the Avengers the Avengers still exist, and I think that’s part of what this culmination will be. We’re seeing this version of the team doing this thing to save the universe, the galaxy, however you want to put it, and we’ll kind of see where that goes. It’s not the end of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but I think that it is the end of part of it for sure. We’re still trying to sort out that point.”
Meanwhile, the focus is on Captain America: Civil War, which is out in the UK on April 29, but Feige did say to expect some casting news for films such as Thor: Ragnarok and Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 in the coming months.
Amanda Seyfried and Justin Long have broken up after two years together, Us Weekly reports.
If you didn't even know the pair were ever a couple, don't worry. Seyfried and Long were extremely low-key for a celebrity relationship. No cheating scandals. No babies with bizarre names. The only thing
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This news is giving us some major E*MO*TION. Carley Rae Jepsen will follow-up the release of her critically acclaimed album by playing Frenchy in Fox's Grease: Live, the network announced Wednesday.
Joining the Grammy nominated singer will be You're the Worst's Kether Donohue as Pink Lady Jan and
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Kanye West ended his Video Music Awards acceptance speech by declaring that he was planning to run for president in 2020. And, according to his wife Kim Kardashian, he wasn't joking.
During an interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Kardashian admitted that West's decision to run "was news to me," but that
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Already boasting the acting skills of Lois Smith and recently Emmy winner (finally!) Jon Hamm, play adaptation Marjorie Prime is adding another great performer. Geena Davis will join the pair in the sci-fi story.
Hamlet and Cymbeline director Michael Almereyda is in the director’s chair for this one, overseeing the adaptation of Jordan Harrison’s Pulitzer Prize-nominated stage work that featured Smith in the lead role. She’s back here to play Marjorie, an 85-year-old violinist with concerns that her memory is failing her. She invests in a service that allows people to see holographic recreations of deceased loved ones as we’d want them to be remembered, which means she interacts with a younger version of her late husband, Walter (Hamm), who is not exactly how she recalls him. She also spends time with her (living) daughter Tess (Davis) and son-in-law Jon.
Almereyda will start the cameras rolling in the Hamptons next month. Davis is part of the cast for Max Landis’ film directing debut, Me Him Her, which doesn’t yet have a solid release date. She’s also been doing excellent work in raising awareness of gender in media, and you can find her site here.
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 is now less than a couple of months away, so what better time to release a new poster? And instead of the usual studio channel, this comes via Facebook from Katniss Everdeen herself, who also goes by the name Jennifer Lawrence.
The new image strikes us as more like a traditional movie one-sheet than the usual high fashion imagery on display from the Hunger Games team though it does suggest an awesome action team-up between Katniss and feathery pal Flapperly Warblebreath, AKA The Mockingjay. He’s just days away from retirement and has already bought a new nest to share with his wife, so we don’t like his chances.
Following on from the first Mockingjay, the second part of the story finds Katniss and the rebels making the final push against Donald Sutherland's scheming President Snow and the Capitol, with lives on the line and sacrifices to be made. The new movie should boost the action quotient as the bigger beats are to be found lurking towards the end of Suzanne Collins’ third tome.
With Francis Lawrence again directing and his leading lady joined on screen by Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Julianne Moore, Sam Claflin, Elizabeth Banks, Willow Shields, Stanley Tucci, Woody Harrelson, Jena Malone and more, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 arrives in our cinemas on November 19.
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