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Exclusive: To no one’s surprise, David O. Russell’s film about legendary coach and broadcaster John Madden is lining up another all-star ensemble as Deadline is hearing John Mulaney, Kathryn Hahn and Sienna Miller are all in talks to join Madden for Amazon MGM Studios.

They join Nicolas Cage, who will portray the iconic sports figure, and Christian Bale, who will play the late Raiders owner Al Davis. When deals close, Mulaney will play Trip Hawkins, who founded EA Sports and was a driving force in behind the Madden NFL video games; Hahn will play Madden’s wife, Virginia; and Miller will play Davis’ wife, Carol. Russell is directing with Escape Artists’ Todd Black producing.

Amazon MGM Studios had no comment.

Production is set to start next month in Atlanta with Russell directing from a script he wrote, following an earlier version by Cambron Clark. Black is producing through...

Robert Pattinson and Zendaya are, arguably, two of the biggest stars on the planet right now. The former is DC's Batman, Bong Joon Ho's Mickey 17 (and all the other Mickeys too), and Edward frickin' Cullen for crying out loud; the latter is the McU's own Mj, Luca Guadagnino's Challengers muse, and soon to be seen alongside R-Pattz in Christopher Nolan's currently shooting latest epic The Odyssey. And, if Deadline's sources are accurate, it looks like the in-demand duo may be shooting another blockbuster epic for a beloved auteur together before the year is through. Namely, Denis Villeneuve's Dune 3 — aka Dune: Messiah.

According to Deadline's gossip strand 'The Dish', Villeneuve and Legendary are eyeing Pattinson to play Messiah's shapeshifting antagonist Scytale, a transhuman Face Dancer whose ability to perfectly mimic the likeness and personality of others has wide-reaching ramifications not only for Lisan al Gaib Paul Atreides,...

Exclusive: Sources are telling us that Antoine Fuqua’s Michael Jackson biopic Michael, from Lionsgate, with a near four-hour cut, could be split into two movies. That’s an option on the table but not a definite at this time.

When you think of Jackson’s life — from Gary, In, to the Jackson 5, Off the Wall to Thriller, and to his undoing — it’s an epic story worthy of a two parts ala Wicked.

Will the Graham King production make its October 3 release date? Most likely not. But realize there’s a lot of sign-offs here with Universal handling overseas and Japan sold separately. A key factor also for a concert-like movie of this stature is access to Imax screens. King’s Bohemian Rhapsody, which was about another controversial pop star in Queen’s Freddie Mercury, overcame all obstacles and opened to $51 million stateside and crooned to north of $216M U.

Exclusive: One of the biggest pic packages is about to land at Disney, Deadline hears.

This is the pitch for a Martin Scorsese-directed drama that would star Dwayne Johnson, Leonardo DiCaprio and Emily Blunt. The thumbnail description: Imagine Robert De Niro’s Jimmy the Gent character from Goodfellas but as a ruthless Hawaiian crime boss, also based on a real figure, who battled encroaching rivals for control of organized crime on the islands.

Deadline broke the project in February. It is a pricey package given the local and above-the-line star power, and numerous distributors were bidding. This being a decidedly adult film, it fits nicely under the 20th Century banner, home to upcoming films including Deliver Me From Nowhere, the Scott Cooper-directed drama about the existential crisis that led Bruce Springsteen to hole up in a room and generate his seminal Nebraska album. The Bear‘s Jeremy Allen White plays The Boss,...

Exclusive: While it is super early in the dealmaking process, sources tell Deadline that Netflix and director Greta Gerwig are aiming high for their next piece of casting on their Chronicles of Narnia movie, as Daniel Craig has an offer to join the cast.

Sources stress that it is unknown whether Craig will ultimately come on board, but they do add that he does hold the offer. It is also unknown who he would be playing in the film.

Even with it being early, the studio and Gerwig are clearly gearing up in a big way with production set to start later this year. Deadline was first to report that Charli Xcx was in talks for the role of the white witch.

In 2018, Netflix said it would develop new series and film projects based on C.S. Lewis’ beloved The Chronicles of Narnia series and brought Gerwig on board in...

After taking home his second Best Actor Oscar on Sunday night, Adrien Brody quickly is becoming the town’s most popular, and what he might do next is slowly starting to take shape.

While noting that discussions are extremely early, sources tell Deadline that Damien Chazelle and Brody have had discussions about a role in Evel Knievel on Tour, which has Leonardo DiCaprio in negotiations to star. No formal offer has gone out and DiCaprio’s deal remains in negotiations.

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It’s no surprise that Brody already is lining up a potential major project following his Oscar win for his performance in The Brutalist, where he joined an elite club of actors with multiple Best Actor victories. Even if an offer comes in, it likely won’t be the only as his name has been linked to several projects...

Now that the gold dust is settling on a long awards season, it is time to look forward to what’s next.

For Kieran Culkin that means heading to Broadway for the most recent staging of Glengarry Glen Ross, while this summer is likely occupied with filming on the third Dune movie for Timothee Chalamet. Elsewhere, awards break-outs like Anora’s Mikey Madison and Yura Borisov have yet to announce their next projects but are getting a lot of interest from studios and directors.

Here’s what the best actor and actress nominees have coming up.

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Next up for Barbaro is the second season of the Netflix action comedy series Fubar and the Don Winslow film adaptation Crime 101 at Amazon MGM.

Yura Borisov (Anora)

One of the biggest stars in Russia, he has three TV series and a movie in postproduction with several on deck in his native country,...

Due out in 2026, Steven Spielberg’s secretive film – said to be about UFOs – has begun filming in New Jersey.

Work on Steven Spielberg’s next film, due for release in 2026, is officially underway, with its stars spotted filming outdoor scenes in New Jersey earlier this week.

Local news outlet NJ.com (via World of Reel) has a couple of candid snaps from the production, with co-stars Emily Blunt and Wyatt Russell shown wearing sensible winter coats.

The accompanying report says that the stars were performing a scene which involved “grasping each other’s hands and embracing”, with a smoky gas station providing the backdrop.

The production is shrouded in an unusual level of secrecy even by Hollywood standards. It’s a little over a year away from release and yet we haven’t seen a synopsis or even a confirmed title. At one stage, it was said to be called...

Hulu is about to get a Steven Spielberg movie that many consider one of the best of his filmmaking career. The Academy Award-winning Lincoln is coming to the streamer next month.

Beginning March 1, Hulu subscribers will be able to stream Lincoln. Released in 2012, the biographical historical film focuses on Lincoln's efforts in January 1865 to abolish slavery and involuntary servitude by having the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution passed by the United States House of Representatives. Acclaimed actor Daniel Day-Lewis gave an Oscar-winning performance as United States President Abraham Lincoln, with Tommy Lee Jones and Sally Field receiving nominations for Best Supporting Actor and Best Supporting Actress for their performances as Republican Congressman Thaddeus Stevens and First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln, respectively.

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When you've already taken to the skies and put the pedal to the metal for your craft, what comes next? Well, if you're Joseph Kosinski, the adrenalised director behind high flying legacy sequel Top Gun: Maverick and upcoming, asphalt chewing Brad Pitt vehicle F1, then the answer is... er... aliens. Naturally. Yes, THR are reporting that Kosinski is gearing up to reteam with his Maverick producer Jerry Bruckheimer on a UFO conspiracy thriller that's sparked major interest across Hollywood.

According to THR, Amazon, Apple, Lionsgate, Paramount, and Warner Bros. are all locked into a “quickly and aggressively” escalating bidding war for the project, a package that would see Kosinski calling the shots, Bruckheimer on deck as producer, and The Order and King Richardscribe Zach Baylin on script duty. Precious little is known about what the movie entails at this stage, or indeed who'd be in it, but the film has...

Steven Spielberg’s latest film, said to include UFOs, has been pushed back from May to June 2026. The Daniels’ next movie has also been shifted.

May of 2026 was beginning to look like a problem for at least one major film release, given that in the space of a month we were due to get a Star Wars movie, The Mandalorian & Grogu, a Steven Spielberg film, and Avengers: Doomsday. The average person only goes to the cinema two or three times a year, so asking them to go two or three times in a month was probably a tall order.

And make no mistake, lots of ‘average people’ are going to have to show up to make these movies work – especially the two Disney behemoths that will need to pull in big numbers to continue powering the gears of each respective franchise.

The next film from The Daniels, makers of Everything, Everywhere, All At Once,...

Steven Spielberg's upcoming event film, which is rumored to be about UFOs, has received a new release date.

According to Deadline, Spielberg's UFO film, reportedly titled The Dish, is now set to hit theaters on June 12, 2026, moving back from its original release date of May 15. The film will now share the same release date as the Scary Movie reboot, which was announced back in 2024. While plot details for Spielberg's event film are being kept under wraps, filming is reportedly set to begin this month. David Koepp, a longtime collaborator with Spielberg, wrote the script for The Dish. Koepp has previously worked with Spielberg on films such as Jurassic Park and War of the Worlds, with the most recent collaboration being Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.

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Steven Spielberg's next film has been given a new summer release date, which puts it out of the path of Avengers: Doomsday and The Mandalorian & Grogu. Details about Spielberg's next film are being kept under wraps, with the rumored titles including The Dish and Disclosure. It is described as a UFO-related blockbuster event film, written by Jurassic Park screenwriter David Keopp based on an original idea by Spielberg. The cast includes Emily Blunt (The Devil Wears Prada), Josh O'Connor (Challengers), Colman Domingo (Sing Sing), Colin Firth (The Kings Speech), Eve Hewson (Flora & Son), and Wyatt Russell (Thunderbolts*).

Universal Pictures, via Variety, has confirmed that Spielberg's next movie has been pushed back to Jun. 12, 2026, instead of the originally planned May 15, 2026, date. The film takes the spot reserved initially for Everything Everywhere All at Once directors The Daniels's untitled follow-up picture, which has now been taken off the schedule.

Exclusive: With one of Europe’s three flagship film festivals approaching half way stage, minds are already beginning to focus on the shape of the next two: Cannes and Venice. The former will be upon us before we know it.

As ever, there is no shortage of anticipated movies in contention. Indeed, one leading producer we spoke to remarked that 2025 is looking like “a particularly tough year, a much stronger year than 2024”. The surprise to us during our research for this piece is just how many big movies look like they will push to fall rather than launch on the Croisette. That’s not to say that Cannes won’t be box office. It remains the gold standard. The importance of both Cannes and Venice as launchpads is at an all-time high. Just look at how many Oscar nominees now start out at those two festivals — five of this year...

Christopher Nolan's anticipated adaptation of Homer's epic The Odyssey has added two more stars to its already impressive roster: Mia Goth andCorey Hawkins. The two join a cast that already boasts Zendaya, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong'o, Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Jon Bernthal, Elliot Page, Bill Irwin, Himesh Patel, Samantha Morton, and Benny Safdie. Also joining the cast are Nick Tarabay (The Expense), Jimmy Gonzales (Mayans M.C.), and Maurice Compte (Once Upon a Time In Hollywood).

While details surrounding who any of the cast members will portray are being kept under wraps, The Hollywood Reporter says Goth's role may be non-speaking, and speculates that the Pearl actress could be depicting a siren, goddess, or statute. Throughout her career, Goth has established herself as a versatile actress, starring in films like Nymphomaniac, Suspiria, Emma, and Ti West's X trilogy (which garnered significant critical...

Exclusive: One of the prime opening directing assignments in town right now is DC’s Clayface, which is ready and raring to go with a screenplay by Mike Flanagan and a target theatrical release date of September 11, 2026. We hear that DC brass will be hearing pitches from potential filmmakers next week, with some of the key candidates being Truth or Dare‘s Jeff Waldow and Speak No Evil‘s James Watkins.

At the same time, there’s buzz out there that the casting process has begun. Once a filmmaker is attached, DC and said director will mull on the actors being assessed. Whoever is chosen as director will weigh in on the casting choices.

Producing Clayface are DC co-bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran as well as The Batman filmmaker Matt Reeves and Lynn Harris. Chantal Nong is executive producer. Doctor Sleep filmmaker Flanagan was never expected to be in...

Exclusive: We are hearing that Amazon and Warner Bros among others have put bids in for a pitch that’s been making rounds from the Radio Silence team with Paul Giamatti attached to star.

The pitch is a biopic about the late paranormal DJ Art Bell, who would broadcast his radio show from his home studio 65 miles west of Las Vegas, fielding unscreened telephone calls in a five-hour show on Knye-fm called Coast to Coast.

Guests would offer up eyewitness stories on Bell’s show about alien counters, past lives, time travel and more X-File-like situations. His 2018 New York Times obit noted that Bell claimed he and his wife spotted a “150-foot-long triangular craft” above their car one night before it disappeared.

In Coast to Coast‘s heyday in the 1990s, it would pull in around 10 million listeners.

Bell became an amateur radio operator at 13, served as an Air Force...

What Did Zendaya Unfollowing Tom Holland On Instagram Mean For Their Relationship? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Remember when Zendaya hit the unfollow button on Tom Holland during the New Year Instagram purge? Fans were freaking out, wondering if there was drama brewing between the Spider-Man duo. Was it a sign of trouble or just another Instagram clean-up? Spoiler: It was nothing serious, just Zendaya tidying up her follower list. But still, the rumors started flying.

Tom and Zendaya, who first met in 2016 on the set of Spider-Man: Homecoming, have kept their relationship on the down low. They dodged the dating rumors for years before finally confirming they were an item in 2021. They’ve always been super private, only sharing occasional posts that give fans a peek behind the curtain. Recently, though, Tom opened up about what it’s like working with Zendaya, and honestly, it’s as cute as you’d expect.

CBS Mornings is set to deliver a diverse lineup of guests this week, ranging from musicians and authors to political figures and a civil rights activist-astronaut. Starting Saturday, January 25, CBS Saturday Morning features singer-songwriter Jeremie Albino for “Saturday Sessions,” explores the UK’s Desi pub scene with “The Dish,” and welcomes MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes […]

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Following weeks of rumor and speculation, we recently got word that Christopher Nolan's next movie will actually be an adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey, and the acclaimed filmmaker has assembled a very impressive cast of A-list talent, including Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Lupita Nyong’o, Robert Pattinson and Charlize Theron.

"Christopher Nolan’s next film The Odyssey is a mythic action epic shot across the world using brand-new IMAX film technology. The film brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for the first time and opens in theaters everywhere on July 17, 2026," said Universal Pictures in a statement when the project was announced.

The initial trade report noted that Damon was set to play the main character (Odysseus, presumably), but Deadline is now reporting that Holland will actually lead the ensemble. Whether this means that the Spider-Man star is playing a younger take on Odysseus is not clear,...

Since The Terminator’s monumental success, the concept of robots going rogue has been a mainstay in the realm of sci-fi. In 2010, it was announced that Steven Spielberg was set to adapt Daniel H. Wilson’s Robopocalypse, which took an experimental approach to this sci-fi trope. While the best-seller tackled a similar subject of robots going rogue, it was the book’s narrative structure that caught the eyes of many.

Steven Spielberg | Credits: Gage Skidmore, licensed under Cc By-sa 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Moreover, even before the book was published, Spielberg was on board to direct an adaptation, based on a screenplay by Drew Goddard, which would’ve starred Anne Hathaway and Chris Hemsworth.

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CBS’s “Saturday Morning” isn’t exactly known for its rock and roll edge, but this Saturday, indie band Wilderado is set to shake things up a bit. Also on tap for this weekend’s episode is Chef Michael Lomonaco, who will be stirring the pot (pun intended) in the “The Dish” segment. Lomonaco, known for his resilience […]

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Steven Spielberg is set to return to the science fiction genre for the first time since 2018's Ready Player One with The Dish, a new movie written by David Koepp. The screenwriter recently opened up about The Dish and why fans should look forward to the new Spielberg feature.

Koepp briefly touched on collaborating with Spielberg on his new movie, The Dish, while speaking with TheWrap about the 25th anniversary of his movie Stir of Echoes (which he wrote and directed). "I am so not allowed to say anything," Koepp said, joking that "I think deep down, it bothers Steven that I’ve read the script." The screenwriter also confirmed a recent production report stating that The Dish, which is the movie's working title, would begin production in February 2025, with principal photography scheduled to take place in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Steven Spielberg’s upcoming UFO drama, The Dish, has reportedly received an update on its production timeline and filming locations.

According to Production Bulletin, the highly anticipated film, starring Oppenheimer's Emily Blunt, is set to begin production in February 2025, with principal photography scheduled to take place in Atlanta, Georgia. Blunt previously filmed in Atlanta for the Disney adventure film Jungle Cruise, where she starred alongside Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson. She also returned to the city for the crime drama Pain Hustlers, co-starring The Avengers' Chris Evans. Additionally, The Dish is reportedly filming in New Jersey, though specific locations have yet to be announced.

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After the epic success of Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan will soon be seen returning to the big screens with yet another star-studded project that is bound to make your heads explode. This time, he is leading Tom Holland and Zendaya, along others, to glory with the upcoming flick that has been titled, The Odyssey. Needless to say, all eyes are on Christopher Nolan as we patiently wait for him to work his magic once again.

A still from Oppenheimer (2023) | Credits: Universal Pictures

And if his previous projects are any indication of what’s to come, The Odyssey might be on its way to sweeping the Oscars, just like Oppenheimer. With a star-studded ensemble, a visionary filmmaker, and a story worth telling, there is no doubt that Christopher Nolan’s next film is going to be another big hit.

Christopher Nolan’s next film has been revealed Christopher Nolan | Credits: BFI / Instagram...

We recently got word that Christopher Nolan was working on a new film for Universal Pictures, with Matt Damon set to play the lead. The cast has since grown to include a wealth of A-list talent, but plot details had been kept under wraps - until now.

Numerous rumors and theories have been doing the rounds, with the mysterious project said to be everything from a futuristic action thriller inspired by '80s helicopter flick Blue Thunder, to a period vampire thriller. However, insiders maintained that nobody came close to nailing Nolan’s real idea, and they were absolutely right.

Universal has now officially announced that Nolan will helm an adaptation of Homer's The Odyssey.

"Christopher Nolan’s next film The Odyssey is a mythic action epic shot across the world using brand new IMAX film technology. The film brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for...

Following the high praise of Oppenheimer, acclaimed director Christopher Nolan seems to be at the height of his powers. Luckily for fans excitedly waiting for his next project, Universal Pictures has officially announced that it will be an adaptation of Homer’s epic The Odyssey.

“Christopher Nolan’s next film The Odyssey is a mythic action epic shot across the world using brand new IMAX film technology,” Universal Pictures Twitter announced on Friday. “The film brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for the first time and opens in theaters everywhere on July 17th, 2026.”

The details follow reports from earlier this month that Nolan had cast the likes of Tom Holland, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Charlize Theron, Lupita Nyong’o and others to be a part of his next film. As Holland stated on The Dish podcast, however, the filmmaker had shared very few details about what the project would entail.

The mystery around Christopher Nolan’s new star-studded movie has finally been solved. According to a new post by Universal Pictures, the Oscar-winning director is turning his hand to mythology with a film version of Homer’s The Odyssey. Many people have been speculating on what Nolan could be about to tackle in his follow-up to the incredible Oppenheimer, but there were very few who would have this on their bingo card. The post reads:

Christopher Nolan’s next film ‘The Odyssey’ is a mythic action epic shot across the world using brand new IMAX film technology. The film brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for the first time and opens in theaters everywhere on July 17, 2026.

For those who don’t know, The Odyssey is an epic poem written in around 8th Century BC by Homer – not that one! – and is regarded as one of the oldest...

New details have been revealed about the next project from Oscar-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan. After this immense success with Oppenheimer, Nolan will next direct a feature film for Universal Pictures with MCU star Tom Holland in one of the lead roles.

On social media, Universal Pictures announced that Nolan's next film is The Odyssey. The movie is described as a "mythic action epic shot across the world using brand new IMAX film technology. The film brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for the first time and opens in theaters everywhere on July 17, 2026." No additional details were shared, though the post suggests that the film will be a faithful adaptation of the Ancient Greek poem.

Christopher Nolan’s next film ‘The Odyssey’ is a mythic action epic shot across the world using brand new IMAX film technology. The film brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film...

Universal Pictures has officially announced details about Christopher Nolan‘s next movie!

Nolan will be directing an adaptation of Homer‘s epic poem The Odyssey.

Universal Pictures announced, “Christopher Nolan’s next film The Odyssey is a mythic action epic shot across the world using brand new IMAX film technology. The film brings Homer’s foundational saga to IMAX film screens for the first time and opens in theaters everywhere on July 17, 2026.”

The Odyssey chronicles “the ten-year journey of Odysseus, king of Ithaca, back to his home after the fall of Troy,” according to GoodReads. Homer wrote it around the 8th or 7th century BC.

Tom Holland, who is starring alongside many A-Listers, previously said he didn’t know what the movie was about.

“To be perfectly honest, I don’t really know what it’s about,” Tom told The Dish podcast. “I’m super excited, but it’s been pretty quiet about the project.

Tom Holland recently addressed his new movie with director Christopher Nolan. The film, which currently has no title attached, is set to star Holland alongside Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, and Charlize Theron, with a release date scheduled for July 17, 2026. Although the movie has become one of the most-talked-about projects in Hollywood, details about it, including its genre, remain a mystery. It seems that this secrecy has now extended to the movie's star-studded cast.

Speaking with Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett on The Dish podcast, Holland described his meeting with Nolan with excitement, sharing that he was eager to learn about the project despite the limited details. While the actor acknowledged that he doesn't know much about the plot yet, he expressed confidence that the Oscar-winning director would reveal more information when the time is right. Check out Holland's full comments below:

"To be perfectly honest... I don't really know what it's about.

Perhaps the only thing more exciting about a new Christopher Nolan film is the buildup and speculation leading up to that inevitable release date. The excitement in the air about Nolan's next film is only accentuated by the massive success of Oppenheimer, which led to Nolan's first Best Picture and Best Director win. The acclaimed director is more of a household name than ever, making his currently untitled 2027 project at Universal all the more alluring to fans.

The only details that have been released about the project are casting news. The movie project has already assembled an impressive ensemble with the likes of Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, Robert Pattinson, Lupita Nyong’o, and Zendaya on board to star alongside Tom Holland. When asked if he knew anything about the project on The Dish podcast, he let listeners know the disappointing news that he knew about as much about the film as anyone else does,...

Christopher Nolan's next big feature-length project at Universal Pictures remains a mystery as he seeks a successful follow-up to his Oscar-winning effort, Oppenheimer. That mystery isn't limited to fans, but some of the upcoming film's cast, as Tom Holland admits he's not sure what it's about.

During an interview on The Dish podcast, Holland revealed he remains in the dark about Nolan's planned event film despite joining the cast in October. According to the Marvel Cinematic Universe star, Nolan has been "pretty quiet" about the movie, though he's eager to work on the project with the Oscar-winning helmer. "To be perfectly honest... I don't really know what it's about," Holland said. "I'm super excited, but it's been pretty quiet about the project. I met with [Nolan] and it was awesome. He kind of loosely pitched what it is, and I'm sure when he's ready he'll announce what it's about."

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Tom Holland is opening up about Christopher Nolan‘s new movie, which he is set to star in!

The 28-year-old Spider-Man actor will appear in the project alongside the likes of girlfriend Zendaya, Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, and Robert Pattinson. Several other A-listers are also involved.

Little is known about the movie just yet. However, Tom reflected on joining the cast in a recent interview. In the process, he admitted that he didn’t know much more about the movie than we do.

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“To be perfectly honest, I don’t really know what it’s about,” he admitted while on The Dish podcast, via Variety.

He continued, saying, “I’m super excited, but it’s been pretty quiet about the project. I met with [Nolan] and it was awesome. He kind of loosely pitched what it is, and I’m sure when he’s ready...

Tom Holland is set to film Christopher Nolan’s new movie in 2025 alongside Matt Damon, Anne Hathaway, Zendaya, Charlize Theron and more. But the “Spider-Man” actor remains mostly out of the loop for now on what he will actually be filming. Plot details are always under lock and key for new Nolan movies — that apparently holds true for the cast as well heading into the holidays.

“To be perfectly honest, I don’t really know what it’s about,” Holland recently said on “The Dish” podcast. “I’m super excited, but it’s been pretty quiet about the project. I met with [Nolan] and it was awesome. He kind of loosely pitched what it is, and I’m sure when he’s ready he’ll announce what it’s about”

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Exclusive: Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis is the top choice to star in the Murder, She Wrote movie coming together at Universal, Dish hears. No deal yet, but we here she’s looming likely to play the Jessica Fletcher role popularized by Angela Lansbury in the hit series that ran 12 seasons on CBS series.

Script is by Lauren Schuker Blum and Rebecca Angelo, the duo behind the Craig Gillespie-directed drama Dumb Money, about the GameStop short squeeze of 2021. Murder, She Wrote is being produced by Lord Miller and Amy Pascal.

Now, it’s early, but this makes a great deal of sense. Whodunits are hot, from the Knives Out trilogy with Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc, to the Hercule Poirot mysteries with Kenneth Branagh that began with Murder On The Orient Express. Just as hot is the career second wind of Curtis, who has come so much further than...

Having won our hearts as misfit rocker Eddie Munson in Stranger Things back in 2022, Joseph Quinn has gone from strength to strength. This year alone, the London born actor has lit up our screens in the likes of Hoard, A Quiet Place: Day One, and, most recently, Ridley Scott's swords-and-sandals sequel Gladiator II. And by the sound of it, Quinn may not be done working with his Gladiator co-star Paul Mescal just yet. Yes, just a day after we learned that Mescal is set to play Paul McCartney in Sam Mendes' upcoming quartet of Beatles biopics, tonight Deadline are reporting that Quinn will be picking up his axe once again to play George Harrison alongside him.

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Exclusive: The final piece of Sam Mendes’ The Beatles puzzle is falling in place. The Dish hears Joseph Quinn is the choice to play George Harrison in one of the quartet of movies that Sam Mendes will direct on each iconic Mop Topper.

Sources out of Europe said that Quinn has been seen lugging around a guitar as he shoots Fantastic Four in the Human Torch role. Quinn also memorably had a turn playing rock star with the Metallica tune “Master of Puppets,” quite a death scene in the Season 4 finale of Stranger Things. He’s coming off a turn as the Roman Emperor Geta in Gladiator II, meaning that half of Mendes’ Beatles cast will be made up of Gladiator II stars.

We put this out there because these castings have been impossible to keep the lid on. Ridley Scott let slip in his Gladiator II awards conversation with...

Exclusive: All Quiet on the Western Front helmer Edward Berger and Elvis Oscar nominee Austin Butler are out to the town with The Barrier, a hot time-travel package that is expected to spur competitive bidding, sources tell Deadline.

Plot details for the film, based on a short story by MacMillan Hedges, are under wraps, though we hear it’s been discussed as Interstellar meets Top Gun. Berger will direct from a script by Hedges and produce alongside the scribe, with Butler to star and executive produce. The package hit the market Wednesday, as a big buzz title heading into Thanksgiving, with top executives around town asking to meet and hear the take.

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20 years after Luca Guadagnino first met, way back in 2004, the Italian auteur and British acting heavyweight are finally about to release their first film together, William S. Burroughs book adaptation Queer. A sensual, desirous affair set in '50s Mexico City, the movie is pretty much everything you might hope for and expect from a Guadagnino x Craig team-up. And it looks like the creative duo aren't going to leave it another two decades to get back on set together again — though the proposed project for their sophomore film is anything but to be expected. According to Deadline, Guadagnino and Craig are gearing up to step into James Gunn and Peter Safran's Dcu with a movie based on DC Comics legend Sgt. Rock.

Now, before we jump into this one, a healthy pinch of salt is in order — this is not a DC Studios official announcement, but rather an...

Josh O’Connor has been recruited for Steven Spielberg’s new film, The Dish, as the ensemble continues to grow.

The cast for Steven Spielberg’s next film continues to expand, with the ensemble sounding more impressive with each new name. Although his involvement was rumoured a while back, it has now been confirmed (via Deadline) that Josh O’Connor has joined the cast of the project, which is believed to be titled The Dish.

Ever since news of the project first broke back in April of this year, the buzz surrounding Spielberg’s next film has it pegged as a UFO movie, returning the filmmaker to the backdrop which he reshaped several times with films like E.T. The Extra Terrestrial, Close Encounters Of The Third Kind and then years later, War of The Worlds.

O’Connor joins an impressive ensemble that already includes Colman Domingo, Emily Blunt, Colin Firth and Eve Hewson.

As eagle-eyed readers may recall, back in July we brought you the news that Challengers ace and rising British star Josh O'Connor could star in Steven Spielberg's upcoming event movie with Emily Blunt. At the time, Universal were quick to note that Production Weekly's cast listing didn't constitute official confirmation of anything, and the rumour mill swiftly wound down for a spell. Well, whaddaya know? Now, per Deadline's reporting, we can say for certain that Josh O'Connor not only could star in Spielberg's latest — he most assuredly will.

As Deadline have confirmed, the in-demand actor — soon to be seen in Knives Out threequel Wake Up Dead Man, Kelly Reichardt heist joint The Mastermind, and opposite Paul Mescal in queer romance The History Of Sound — will co-star with Emily Blunt in the movie, whose powerhouse ensemble now also includes Colin Firth, Colman Domingo, and Eve Hewson. Whilst details about...

Netflix is marking the two-year anniversary of its launch of advertising by revealing that its ad tier now reaches 70 million monthly active users globally, up from 40 million as of mid-May.

The plan also accounts for more than 50% of new signups in the territories where the advertising option is available, Netflix said.

Given the price point of $7 a month in the U.S., which is at the low end of the general-entertainment streaming market, the ad-backed tier has been a consistent driver of overall subscription growth. The company has added more than 35 million subscribers during the past year. It does not break out subscribers by tier, and in 2025 will stop reporting subscriber numbers altogether.

The stats and a number of other updates were shared in a blog post this morning by Amy Reinhard, President of Advertising at Netflix. “There has been continuous momentum over the last two years, but we’re...

Exclusive: Deadline hears that cameras are rolling on the set of the Amazon MGM Orion Pictures’ feature take of the 3x Obie-winning play, Is God Is with I’m a Virgo‘s Kara Young and Kindred‘s Mallori Johnson playing outcast twin sisters. Also starring are Oscar nominee and 3x Primetime Emmy winner Sterling K. Brown, Kill Bill‘s Vivica A. Fox and Moonlight actress and multi-Grammy nominee Janelle Monáe.

Aleshea Harris is directing from her own script adapted from her 2018 stage play which opened Off Broadway at the Soho Rep. In Is God Is, twin sisters Racine and Anaia have disfiguring burn scars and are eking out a dismal existence in a city that doesn’t feel like home. Though twins, they couldn’t be more different. Racine, whose scars are only on her torso and hands, is the defender, hitting back at their many bullies since childhood. Anaia,...

David Fincher's getting back in the game with Netflix! Or, to be more specific, the Squid Game. That's right, folks — having worked on Mindhunter, Mank, The Killer, and Love, Death & Robots at the streamer already, word on the street is that the American auteur has his sights set on giving the platform's wildly popular satirical K-Drama the English-language remake treatment.

According to Deadline's 'The Dish' column, the long-rumoured US redux of Hwang Dong-hyuk's show is actively in the works at the streamer, and Fincher is gearing up to be the one to develop it. If the series does come to fruition, it'd be the first scripted project to spin off from the original Korean-language play-or-die thriller, which is itself set to continue with a second season dropping on Boxing Day this year before a third and final instalment lands sometime in 2025. Earlier rumours had positioned Fincher...

Now it’s official. Netflix has confirmed it is moving forward with a second season of anthology series Beef, and also confirmed, as we previously reported, that Oscar Isaac (Scenes From A Marriage), Carey Mulligan (Promising Young Woman), Charles Melton (May December) and Cailee Spaeny (Priscilla) will star in the upcoming installment.

In Season 2, a young couple witnesses an alarming fight between their boss and his wife, triggering chess moves of favors and coercion in the elitist world of a country club and its Korean billionaire owner. Further Season 2 details will be revealed at a later time.

The first season of Beef starring Steven Yeun and Ali Wong, premiered in 2023 and went on to win a slew of awards including eight Emmy Awards, four Critics Choice Awards, three Golden Globe Awards, two Gotham Awards, two Film Independent Spirit Awards, two SAG Awards, as well as PGA, WGA and AFI Honors.

The Master of Horror and, well, the other Master of Horror are back in business! That's right folks, after successfully helming 2017's Gerald's Game, 2019's Doctor Sleep and the already critically acclaimed — and hopefully soon to be released — The Life Of Chuck, it looks like Midnight Mass maestro Mike Flanagan is set to work his magic on another Stephen King classic. According to Deadline, Flanagan — who's already got a new Dark Tower series in his Prime Video pipeline — is gearing up to helm an 8-episode adaptation of King's epochal 1974 novel Carrie at Amazon.

Now we bring you this news with a small pinch of salt (word of a Flanagan Carrie series was first shared via Deadline's grapevine column The Dish), but given Flanagan's existing Amazon overall deal and his aforementioned prior successes taking King's work from page to screen, there's enough credibility to these reports to suggest our hype train...

On Saturday October 12 2024, CBS broadcasts CBS Saturday Morning!

Episode 41 Episode Summary

On October 12, 2024, CBS Saturday Morning returns with an engaging lineup of segments that promise to inform and entertain viewers.

The episode features Saturday Sessions with the band Waxahatchee, known for their soulful melodies and introspective lyrics. Viewers can expect a captivating performance that showcases the band’s unique sound, providing a perfect blend of music and morning energy.

In The Dish, the spotlight turns to the restaurant loyalty program at Blackbird. This segment will explore how the program works and its benefits for diners, highlighting the importance of customer loyalty in the competitive restaurant industry.

Film director Barry Sonnenfeld will also appear to discuss his new book, Best Possible Place, Worst Possible Time: True Stories from a Career in Hollywood. Sonnenfeld’s anecdotes from his illustrious career in film promise to be both entertaining and insightful, offering a glimpse behind the scenes of Hollywood.

It’s no secret that Steven Spielberg, the legendary director behind cinematic masterpieces like Jurassic Park and Schindler’s List, is a bit of a geek at heart. But did you know that he’s also a hardcore PC gamer?

In a recent interview, Spielberg’s son Max, himself a game developer and co-founder of the studio Fuzzybot, shed some light on his father’s gaming habits and their shared love for the medium.

Steven Spielberg. | Image Credit: Gage Skidmore/Cc By-sa 2.0/Wikimedia Commons

As it turns out, the elder Spielberg is not only a passionate gamer but also a staunch believer in the superiority of the keyboard and mouse!

The Spielberg Gaming Connection

Max Spielberg revealed that his father’s love for gaming was actually the catalyst for his own interest in the medium. “He loves gaming. He’s the one who got me into it. He plays games. He’s a big PC gamer.

There's a chance IMAX revealed Dune: Messiah and Steven Spielberg's new UFO movie during their investor presentation. It could have been a mistake, but once you plant the seed, it's hard to control the bubbling up of rumors that arise from such things. While there's nothing officially confirmed yet, Comic Book and World of Reel detailed the IMAX event in which investors were presented with stats and release schedules, including a presentation that showed the information in question. The document includes titles that would theoretically be released in their state-of-the-art theaters and which could be shot with IMAX cameras, listed as Untitled Dune - Denis Villeneuve by Warner Bros. and The Dish by Universal Pictures.

Of course, those titles refer to Steven Spielberg's upcoming sci-fi film with Josh O'Connor and Emily Blunt and Villeneuve's Dune: Messiah. The weird thing about this is that such information is now gone. Screenshots were made,...