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James Franco: actor, performance artist, Harry Potter superfan.
Franco upped his weird quota for the week by showing off a bizarre Emma Watson tattoo on his neck in an Instagram captioned: "I Hermoine." Though Franco misspelled Watson's Harry Potter character name, he thankfully got the lettering in
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Though Booth (David Boreanaz) and Brennan (Emily Deschanel) aren't too thrilled when Abbie (Nicole Beharie) and Ichabod (Tom Mison) show up at the Jeffersonian in the first hour of the Bones and Sleepy Hollow crossover, the duos do begin to find common ground as the case goes on.
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Emily Blunt, Rebecca Ferguson, Haley Bennett, Jared Leto and Justin Theroux are already all aboard, but The Girl On The Train is still accepting more passengers. Allison Janney is the latest to join the ensemble cast for Tate Taylor's adaptation of Paula Hawkins' bestseller.
Erin Cressida Wilson wrote the screenplay from the much buzzed-about book, which drew comparisons to Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl for its narrative. We’ll caution that even the basic synopsis might be considered a spoiler, but read on if you wish… The story follows a recently divorced woman called Rachel (Blunt) struggling with her life and sinking into alcoholism to try to cope. She spies a seemingly perfect couple from her London train ride every day and starts to fantasise about their lives. But things take a turn when she sees something shocking…
Janney will play a police detective, continuing a working relationship with Taylor that's already taken in the likes of The Help, Get On Up and Pretty Ugly People. The director should be cranking his cameras soon for DreamWorks, aiming for an October 7, 2016 release in the States.
Played just this year and last in a pair of campy Christina Ricci movies for the Lifetime Channel, famous axe murderer Lizzie Borden is also heading to the cinema screen in yet another project. Belgian director Pieter Van Hees (Waste Land) will direct an as-yet-untitled psychological thriller based on Borden's sordid story, with Chloe Sevigny and Kristen Stewart both in line to star.
"Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother 40 whacks," goes the rhyme. "When she saw what she had done, she gave her father 41."
Borden was actually acquitted of the 1892 murders of her father and stepmother in Fall River, Massachusetts, but she remains the prime suspect for Bordenologists who continue to study the case. Other potential perps that have been suggested include the Bordens' live-in maid Bridget Sullivan, Lizzie's sister Emma, her illegitimate half-brother William, and her uncle John Morse.
In the new film, Sevigny will take the role of Lizzie, while Stewart is in talks to play Bridget (Lizzie's lesbian lover according to some versions of the legend). Newcomer Bryce Kass is writing the screenplay, with Naomi Despres (Zero Effect, Kill The Messenger) producing. The project will be looking for deals at the American Film Market, which kicks off next week.
Played just this year and last in a pair of campy Christina Ricci movies for the Lifetime Channel, famous axe murderer Lizzie Borden is also heading to the cinema screen in yet another project. Belgian director Pieter Van Hees (Waste Land) will direct an as-yet-untitled psychological thriller based on Borden's sordid story, with Chloe Sevigny and Kristen Stewart both in line to star.
"Lizzie Borden took an axe and gave her mother 40 whacks," goes the rhyme. "When she saw what she had done, she gave her father 41."
Borden was actually acquitted of the 1892 murders of her father and stepmother in Fall River, Massachusetts, but she remains the prime suspect for Bordenologists who continue to study the case. Other potential perps that have been suggested include the Bordens' live-in maid Bridget Sullivan, Lizzie's sister Emma, her illegitimate half-brother William, and her uncle John Morse.
In the new film, Sevigny will take the role of Lizzie, while Stewart is in talks to play Bridget (Lizzie's lesbian lover according to some versions of the legend). Newcomer Bryce Kass is writing the screenplay, with Naomi Despres (Zero Effect, Kill The Messenger) producing. The project will be looking for deals at the American Film Market, which kicks off next week.
This month's new issue sees Empire braving the spaces between Arkham Asylum's walls to get up close and personal with the supervillains from David Ayer's hotly-anticipated Suicide Squad. From Jared Leto's Joker to Will Smith's Deadshot, our on-set world exclusive reveals all you need to know about DC's crack skwad. You just have to make the gruelling decision whether to choose the Deadshot, Joker, Harley Quinn or Enchantress cover...
But there is far more to feast on than just the grime of Gotham. Having won the Best Director Oscar earlier this year for Birdman, Alejandro González Iñárritu looks primed to head into the 2016 bidding battlefield with Di Caprio-starring survival tale The Revenant. Joining him in our Oscar interview madness are Bryan Cranston, Eddie Redmayne, Cate Blanchett and Saoirse Ronan to name a mere few. Oh, and a young up-and-coming actor called Johnny Depp. Anyone?
As well as the latest news and reviews, there's a first look at the Coens' Hail, Caesar!, Duncan Jones gives us the lowdown on Warcraft, and we extend a three-finger salute to Jennifer Lawrence and co. as the seemingly unstoppable franchise force that is The Hunger Games comes to a close.
Pick up the new issue of Empire from all good newsagents and high-surveillance facilities today.
World meet the Suicide Squad, Suicide Squad meet... okay, never mind. Empire’s December issue debuts some of the most twisted, antisocial bunch of psychopaths we've ever run into - to paraphrase Ralph Meeker in The Dirty Dozen - and the squad’s ensemble of gnarly crims have now been unleashed over a series of spectacular new covers. Here are some exclusive stills from the film to fill in some gaps, including, to kick off, a closer look at the villain of a piece that’s hardly short of villainous types to chose from.
Amanda Waller – played, of course, by Angela Bassett in Green Lantern and Cynthia Addai-Robinson in Arrow – is given menacing new life in Suicide Squad by double-Oscar nominee Viola Davis. Waller is, officially at least, the government apparatchik who'll be giving out the squad’s orders. Of course, it’s more complicated than that. As this exclusive on-set image hints, she’s no Agent Coulson.
“She’s relentless in her villainy,” Davis tells Empire. “When you look at her, there’s nothing that seems dangerous. Her only power is her intelligence and her complete lack of guilt.” To emphasise the stress on the latter, Davis points out that she read a book called Confessions Of A Sociopath to prep for the role. Note, too, the identity parade of Suicide Squad-ers behind her, presumably being sold by Waller as a viable - and deniable - means of achieving Task Force X’s shady goals.
More likely to be reading Confessions Of A Human Dustbin is Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje’s Killer Croc. This lethal luggage is better known as Waylon Jones and, as the actor who plays him explains, “he’s a cannibal with rage issues”.
The picture below shows him with one of the current and future DC universe’s main events: Margot Robbie’s mischief-making Harley Quinn. “She’s a fan fave,” producer Suicide Squad Richard Suckle elaborates. “Funny, crazy, scary... You can’t come up with enough adjectives to describe all the different things you see her do.”
Quinn is, of course, ever-more entwined with a malign influence we initially find incarcerated in Arkham Asylum. Jared Leto’s Joker may be straitjacketed in this still, but his power over Quinn’s doctor is obvious right there in their body language.
Finally comes Cara Delevingne's Enchantress. Much more than just an emo Scarlet Witch, the Brit's sorceress is an ancient force who’s unleashed in the movie. “She’s been trapped for so long,” Delevingne reveals ominously, “and now she’s finally been let out”.
For much more on Suicide Squad, alongside Empire's big Oscars special, the final chapter of The Hunger Games and a look at the brutal making of Alejandro Iñárritu’s The Revenant, pick up the new Empire. It’s on sale right now, donchaknow.
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