“I may make a call to James [Gunn] and see if they got anybody in mind,” Bautista told IndieWire, “but that is more appealing to me at this point of my life and my career than playing [‘Batman’ villain] Bane.”
There’s a third still to come when Warner Bros. Discovery launches its own FAST (free, ad-supported streaming television) app.
Courteney Monroe tells IndieWire she sent “Limitless” clips to the Marvel chief and promised they’re not “killing” Thor.
The “Back to the Future” director has teamed with AI studio Metaphysic to roll back the clock on his “Forrest Gump” stars in “Here.”
The Oscar- and Tony-winner sits down with Henry Louis Gates to trace back her family history.
Showtime’s cable channel survived this round of integration, but it sounds like some staffers — and one Paramount+ plan — will not.
“Modern Family” creator Steven Levitan’s sitcom sendup featured Keegan-Michael Key, Johnny Knoxville, Judy Greer, Paul Reiser, and Rachel Bloom in its cast.
“I was like, ‘Can I please have some more?'” Reeves said in his best Oliver Twist impression.
Williams played perky, positive Shirley on all eight seasons of the “Happy Days” spinoff.
“When you appear in a B movie, you are labeled as a B actress,” Green said in court proceedings over a lawsuit. “It could kill my career.”
“The casualties of this mega-merger include numerous projects created by, featuring and/or centering the experiences of women and people of color,” an addendum to a WGA report said.
