Edgar Wright
Director Edgar Wright serves as an executive producer with the original 2010 cast reprising their respective roles.
Wright's 2022 Sight & Sound ballot contained a mix of lauded classics and cult films, which reflect his passion for all things cinematic.
The “Queen’s Gambit” Emmy nominee has transfixed audiences with her captivating chameleon talent since her big screen debut in “The Witch.”
"Edgar Wright makes Edgar Wright movies," Cornish said. "They had this universe where the movies had to integrate."
"The further we get away from that discourse about box office numbers being the totality of a movie, the better."
The "Last Night in Soho" writer/director and the "Ant-Man" star clarified that they are in fact not the same person after a fan mistook them for one another.
Plaza even channeled a "female Bond" for upcoming Guy Ritchie film "Operation Fortune."
The director texted Plaza after seeing her stern-faced, tank top-clad look on the latest issue of MovieMaker thinking she was the new Lara Croft.
Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah received plenty of Hollywood support after their DC film was scrapped, with Feige calling the news "disappointing."
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" was so busy travelling the multiverse that it never found time to explore the Internet. A sequel would change that.
"While there are real matters of life and death happening," Wright said, "I’d be remiss not to stick up for my crew members who work tirelessly behind the camera."
Edgar Wright directed the comedic Squarespace ad, with André 3000 narrating.
