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Season 2 of the guilty pleasure premieres on Sunday and not only are there double the episodes a week -- and a live after-show -- but based on what we've seen already, it's double the tears (thanks, Ashley I.), double the
Valerie Harper was hospitalized Wednesday in Maine shortly before a stage performance.
Harper was taken to the hospital because she wasn't feeling well before that night's performance of Nice Work if You Can Get It, in which she's currently starring at the Ogunquit Playhouse. She was "feeling better"
The teaser trailer shook you up, and now the full-length trailer for Black Mass - the story of notorious Boston gangster Whitey Bulger, as played by Johnny Depp - has landed, and we insist you watch it. And once you have, be sure to watch our trailer breakdown with director Scott Cooper here for lots of insight on exactly what it is we're watching, and how it fits in with the fascinating true story...
With Out Of The Furnace’s Cooper directing, Black Mass tells the story of Bulger, who masterminded a violent gang in Boston while also reportedly turning federal informant to take down rivals. It seemed to be working out well – particularly with corrupt FBI agent John Connolly (Joel Edgerton) helping to smooth things – but when the Bureau began making arrests, agents double-crossed Bulger and prosecuted him. Bulger fled in 1994, was captured in 2011 in California and has since been sentenced to two consecutive life terms plus five years for his crimes.
With an ensemble that also includes Benedict Cumberbatch, Juno Temple, Kevin Bacon, Adam Scott, Corey Stoll, Peter Sarsgaard and Julianne Nicholson, Black Mass will be out in the UK on November 13.
How do you make it in your chosen profession? Hard work? Grit? Stamina? Or, if you’re the subject of a movie, a lucky, chance meeting with someone influential? And what happens after that? Welcome, then, to the dilemma at the heart of We Are Your Friends, which has just dropped a new trailer.
We Are Your Friends sees Zac Efron playing Cole Carter, a 23-year-old wannabe DJ who spends his days working manual labour and other jobs with his mates and plotting how they’re going to shape their future. Cole wants to find that one track that will set him on the road to success, but he’s still struggling. Then he meets James (Wes Bentley), a charismatic, talented but damaged older DJ who takes him under his wing. Soon, his life is changing, but things start to get complicated when Cole falls for James’ girlfriend Sophie (Emily Ratajkowski). Soon, Cole has a choice, and his decision could make his career or destroy everything...
The film boasts a soundtrack featuring main contributors Years & Years alongside include Aluna George and Hook & Sling, who, young people assure us are all popular beat combos. YOU THERE, OFF THE LAWN!
With Max Joseph directing from a script he wrote with Meaghan Oppenheimer, and featuring Jon Bernthal, Jonny Weston, Shiloh Fernandez and Vanessa Lengies also in the cast, We Are Your Friends will be in UK cinemas on August 27.
We’ve long been conditioned by the likes of Jaws and, er, the Sharknado films to view sharks as the big threat in the ocean. But what if you stir in the extra danger of drowning far from the surface? That’s the central idea for the new thriller 47 Meters Down, which has just added Matthew Modine to its cast.
The film follows the misadventures of two sisters, Kate (Claire Holt) and Lisa (Mandy Moore), who are enjoying the holiday of a lifetime in Mexico. When they’re offered the chance to go cage diving to see Great White sharks in the wild, Kate dives in with both feet while Lisa needs a little bit of cajoling. But she signs up and soon they’re two hours off the coast of Huatulco, face to fang with some of nature’s deadliest creatures. Bet you can’t guess what happens next…
…That’s right, the cage breaks free from the boat and goes plunging down deep underwater. Soon the women are trapped in the depths with less than an hour of oxygen left and sharks between them and the boat above. Let’s hope they’ve watched Deep Blue Sea a few times. And perhaps Open Water. Or maybe they were better off not.
Johannes Roberts, who co-wrote the script with Ernest Riera, is busy directing the film, having already gathered footage in London and now utilising Pinewood’s water tank in the Dominican Republic. The Tea Shop & Film Company is backing this one, with Dimension Films picking up rights for the US. The international rights are on sale now, so expect it to hit UK screens once a distributor is locked down.
Among the first of Netflix’s big moves into becoming a film distributor is its acquisition of Cary Fukunaga’s Beasts Of No Nation, which stars Idris Elba. On the heels of its inclusion in both the Toronto and Venice film festivals comes this first teaser trailer.
Beasts, which adapts author Uzodinma Iweala’s novel, finds a young man named Agu (Abraham Attah) abducted from his home and pressed into service as a child soldier. Elba is playing the Commandant, a warlord who mentors Agu during his training. Fukunaga also adapted the script, which aims to take an unflinching look at a troubling, terrifying reality.
While Elba is often intense in his roles, we don’t usually get to see him being truly menacing. But from the looks of this, the Commandant, with his measured application of horror, will be a chance to do just that.
Netflix will be streaming the film from October 16 in several of its territories around the world including the UK. The company also has US distributor Bleecker Street on hand to release it in American cinemas the same day so it can qualify for awards season.
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