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The stars are stepping out for Louis Vuitton‘s latest fashion show!

Emma Stone, Saoirse Ronan, and Sophie Turner posed for photos as they arrived at the Louis Vuitton Cruise 2026 Show on Thursday (May 22) held at Palais Des Papes in Avignon, France.

Other stars in attendance included Oscar winners Cate Blanchett, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, and Alicia Vikander.

A few days earlier, Emma was at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival promoting her new movie Eddington with co-stars Pedro Pascal, Joaquin Phoenix, and Austin Butler. The movie hits theaters on July 18. Watch the trailer here!

Following the Louis Vuitton fashion show, we compiled photos of the stars in attendance so that you can see what everyone wore!

Keep reading to find out more…Keep scrolling to see the stars in attendance…

Adria Arjona

Alicia Vikander

Ava DuVernay

Cate Blanchett

Chloe Grace Moretz

Danielle & Este Haim

Da’Vine Joy Randolph

Emma Stone

Hoyeon

Jaden Smith...

Renée Zellweger has been nominated as best actress in this year’s National Film Academy awards for her return to the ‘Bridget Jones’ franchise.The group officially unveiled the full list of nominees on Tuesday (20.05.25) for its highly anticipated 11th annual edition of the prestigious National Film Awards UK. It said: “This year’s awards celebrate excellence in British and international film and television, recognising talent from emerging newcomers to established icons.”The ceremony is set to take place at the iconic Porchester Hall in London on 2 July.Public voting is live 19 May to 19 June on the National Film Academy website.Along with Renée for her role in ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’, the best actress category includes Saoirse Ronan (for ‘The Outrun’), Daisy Ridley (‘Cleaner’), and Stephanie Beacham (‘Grey Matter’.) On the Best Actor side, the competition is fierce with Aaron Pierre (‘Rebel Ridge’), Barry Keoghan (‘Bring Them Down...

Sharp and tall, the blades of grass sway gently in an unseen breeze. Amongst the shifting greens is a small boy. His serenity is palpable, bolstered by the tranquility of the natural world around him, and otherwise unswayed by external factors.

His sojourn is interrupted, however, when his mother swoops the boy into her loving and protective arms. In short order, the calming meadow is revealed to be an overgrown yard resting beside a decaying homestead, itself housed within a swiftly disintegrating Detroit community. Abandoned buildings reflect the ghostly aura of a once livable and thriving locale while unchecked fires ravage and opportunistic evils mature. People who are able are getting out, leaving those who remain cemented to the deteriorating country abandoned by the world outside.

Written and directed by Ryan Gosling, Lost River (2015) finds its footing in that forsaken place, teetering on the edge of societal collapse and the...

Bad Influence opens on a stark contrast: Eros (Alberto Olmo), freshly released from prison, is swept into the gleaming world of Bruce (Enrique Arce), who promptly installs him as guardian for his high‑school daughter, Reese (Eléa Rochera). Their first encounter—Eros stepping from a Porsche into a mansion that feels more gallery than home—sets a tone of sterile wealth tinged with unspoken threat. As Eros shadows Reese through dance studios, late‑night study sessions and poolside laps, director Chloé Wallace cultivates a slow‑burn tension that flirts with both romance and suspense.

The film’s design leans into this duality: elongated takes emphasize the vastness of Bruce’s estate, while muted color schemes underscore Reese’s isolation despite her privileged upbringing. Sound design alternates between hushed domestic ambience and pulsing electronic beats during moments of rebellion, suggesting the divide between Eros’s gritty past and Reese’s sheltered present.

Exclusive: Deadline can reveal the first clip of Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut Eleanor the Great, which will premiere in the Un Certain Regard lineup at the Cannes Film Festival, which begins next week.

The culmination of Johansson’s long-held dream to direct a feature, Eleanor the Great stars nonagenarian June Squibb as Eleanor, a woman grieving the loss of Bessie, her best friend and roommate. When she moves to Manhattan to live with her daughter and grandson, Eleanor finds herself going on something of an odyssey in search of connection — with sometimes shocking results. When she inadvertently joins a Holocaust survivors’ group, Eleanor is reminded of her late friend Bessie’s harrowing experience growing up in Nazi-occupied Poland. But, when Nina, a journalism student, takes a vested interest in Eleanor, the truth suddenly becomes a slippery subject.

The above first-look clip shows Squibb as Eleanor in feisty form. As...

With Paul Mescal officially set to star in a 2027 production of A Whistle in the Dark,a co-production between London’s National Theatre and Dublin’s Abbey Theatre,industry chatter suggests the Abbey is now eyeing two more major Irish stars: Saoirse Ronan and Andrew Scott. According to the Irish Mail, the Abbey hopes to secure Ronan and Scott for future productions. Neither actor is confirmed, but sources say theatre leadership is eager to build on the momentum of the Mescal announcement by securing additional A-list talent. Ronan, who was raised in Co. Carlow, has limited professional stage experience despite her decorated film career. She made her theatre debut in The Crucible on Broadway in 2016–17 and later played Lady Macbeth in a West End production...

Grey Matter arrives at a moment when intimate family stories are shifting toward raw emotional honesty. Chloe (Eloise Smyth) drifts through the end of her teenage years—ditching swim practice, floundering at work and locked in the usual high‑school restlessness—until her grandmother’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis forces an abrupt realignment of her priorities.

That turning point propels Chloe into the role of caregiver for Peg (Stephanie Beacham), upending the summer she expected and reshaping every family ritual. Arabella Burfitt‑Dons and screenwriter Elizabeth Hrib guide us through that shift with a mix of playful warmth and quiet ache, threading light moments—Peg’s scooter escapades, impromptu therapy quips—through scenes of startling vulnerability.

Tonally, Grey Matter balances its coming‑of‑age arc with the weight of responsibility. It never wallows, yet never glosses over the sting of each forgotten name or misplaced photograph. Eloise Smyth grounds Chloe’s resistance in precise,...

10 Actions Films To Watch On Ott If You Liked Thunderbolts*(Photo Credit –Facebook)

Marvel Studios’ superhero movie Thunderbolts* is out in theatres now, and it has received fantastic reviews from critics and viewers alike. The film revolves around a group of misfit anti-heroes who find themselves in a death trap masterminded by Valentina Allegra. The ragtag team must set aside their differences and accomplish a dangerous mission while dealing with their past demons. If you liked Thunderbolts* or are fond of watching action films in general, we recommend checking out these overlooked action movies. All these films are streaming on various Indian Ott platforms. We hope you will enjoy watching these films as much as we enjoyed handpicking them for you.

1. Nobody (Release Year – 2021)

Streaming Platform – Jio Hotstar

Plot: The action thriller features Bob Odenkirk (of Better Call Saul fame) as a neglected father and husband who lives an uneventful and boring life.

Before leaving the MCU, Scarlett Johansson made sure that her character had an heir apparent in the franchise. Following her appearance in the film Black Widow, Florence Pugh’s Yelena ascended through the ranks in the MCU pretty quickly. She is now leading the anti-hero team, Thunderbolts, in the upcoming movie. Pugh is also set to appear in Avengers: Doomsday as one of the main characters.

In her recent promotional interview for Thunderbolts*, she shared her gratitude towards Johansson, who wanted Pugh to join her movie. She shared that she had a great time together on the set and added that she missed starring alongside the Marriage Story actress.

Florence Pugh misses Scarlett Johansson’s presence on the Marvel set Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff and Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova in a still from Black Widow | Credits: Marvel Studios

Florence Pugh reflected on her entry into the Marvel Cinematic...

Vice Media has picked up McMafia producer Cuba Pictures from UTA’s Curtis Brown Group.

Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but the U.K. film and TV producer will become part of Vice Studios to bolster its scripted TV business. Cuba Pictures will continue to be led by head of film and TV Dixie Linder, who will report to Vice Studios co-president Jamie Hall.

“We are impressed by the innovative shows that Cuba Pictures produces with global appeal, and this acquisition accelerates our studios’ growth strategy in scripted content,” Bruce Dixon, CEO of Vice Media, said in a statement.

Dixie Linder added: “I couldn’t be more excited for the next chapter for Cuba alongside Jamie and the brilliant team at Vice Studios. Their passion and vision make them the perfect partners for this journey, and I can’t wait to see what we create together — while continuing...

Wes Anderson is the singularly talented filmmaker who has quickly gone from indie darling to Oscar favorite in just a little over two decades, creating a number of quirky, visually splendid classics. Let's take a look back at all 11 of Anderson's films, ranked worst to best.

Anderson made his directorial debut with "Bottle Rocket" (1996), released when he was just 27-years-old. He received his first Oscar nomination five years later: Best Original Screenplay for "The Royal Tenenbaums" (2001). He followed that eight years later with a Best Animated Feature bid for the stop-motion film "Fantastic Mr. Fox" (2009). Another Best Original Screenplay nomination followed for "Moonrise Kingdom" (2012). Then he hit the Oscar jackpot with Best Picture, Best Director and Best Original Screenplay nominations for "The Grand Budapest Hotel" (2014) -- well, almost hit the jackpot, since he went home empty-handed from those awards, losing all three to Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu for "Birdman." He...

Ryan Gosling is Barbie’s Ken, Blade Runner 2049’s Officer K, La La Land’s Sebastian, and the list goes on with credits that shine a light on his acting prowess. Nonetheless, did you know that he also tried his hand at directing? In 2015, Gosling made his directing debut with Lost River, which found a new home.

Lost River, described as a “dark fairytale” follows a family, consisting of a mother, Billy, who finds it hard to retain her ancestral home as she defaults on a loan. To save his family from bankruptcy, her son, Bones, tries to unearth the town's origins. The feature written by Gosling was a commercial failure, grossing only $615,500 on its $2 million budget.

The surreal and unconventional storytelling of the movie missed the mark with both audiences and critics garnering a Rotten Tomatoes score of 30 percent. The movie has a stellar cast consisting of some power-packed performers,...

Even the best directors can end up with a clunker now and then. Maybe they had a grand vision that was destroyed by studio interference, maybe their actors weren't up to snuff, or maybe things just didn't coalesce on screen the way they had imagined. There's no shame in swinging for the fences and missing. But there are a storied few directors out there who defy the odds and simply don't have a single bad film to their name. "Failure?" they ask. "Never heard of her."

Now, this isn't to say that all of their movies are on the same level of excellence -- that's just plain impossible. Even amongst these elite filmmakers, the quality of their efforts vary. But what we can say, in our humble opinion and with Rotten Tomatoes receipts to back us up, is that each and every director on this list may have made films...

Austin Butler is stepping out for the night.

The 33-year-old Oscar-nominated actor chatted with his friends as they left a restaurant after dinner on Thursday night (April 17) in Los Angeles.

For his night out, Austin sported a long-sleeved white shirt paired with black jeans and black boots.

Austin‘s outing comes days after the trailer for his new movie Eddington was released. The movie from director Ari Aster – which also stars Emma Stone, Pedro Pascal, and Joaquin Phoenix – will be hitting theaters on July 18.

Earlier this year, it was announced that Austin and Saoirse Ronan will be leading A24′s new romance movie Deep Cuts. Find out more about the project here!

Click through the gallery inside for 25+ pictures of Austin Butler stepping out for dinner with his friends…...

Brittany Broski knows what you’re thinking. We’re in an influencer economy where it feels like at any moment your favorite beauty reviewer could flood your feeds with an unexpected (and unwanted) pivot to a pop career. So, to have a well-known comedy and entertainment creator — first introduced to the world through a now-viral 21-second video trying kombucha for the first time — give a serious attempt to enter the music industry, it’s basically asking for a world of scrutiny and derision online. Broski is well aware of all...

Saoirse Ronan has spent much of her youth racking up Oscar nominations, scoring her first bid when she was 13 and her fourth when she was 25. Take a look back at 12 of her greatest films, ranked worst to best.

Ronan’s parents were both actors and she was born in The Bronx, New York while her father was studying acting there and working odd jobs. Her parents returned to their native Ireland when Saoirse was three, where she developed her signature accent. She began acting herself at the age of 9 on a few different Irish television programs. Although she missed out on a role in the Harry Potter films, she bounced back with a key part in the 2007 Best Picture contender “Atonement," which brought her a Best Supporting Actress Oscar nomination.

She earned three Best Actress nominations for three films that all competed in Best Picture: "Brooklyn" (2015), "Lady Bird" (2017) and "Little Women...

Brittany Broski is kicking off her music career!

After years in the spotlight as a content creator, the 27-year-old has just released her debut single, “The Sun,” two weeks after her cover of Harry Styles‘ “Adore You.”

“‘The Sun’ is my proverbial offering at the altar of all my muses,” Brittany shared in a statement. “Whimsical, bluesy, soulful and gritty yet sung from a place of deep feminine softness; a melody that gives voice to the angst and confusion of unrequited love.”

Keep reading to find out more…

Brittany‘s first song was produced and co-written by Luke Niccoli, who has worked with artists such as Carly Rae Jepsen and The Kid Laroi.

As of recent, you can also see Brittany on her digital talk show Royal Court, where she has had many famous guests, including Charli xcx, Cole Sprouse, Nicholas Hoult, Aaron Taylor Johnson, Saoirse Ronan and more. She also hosts her own podcast,...

Few stories in literature glorify sisterhood as well as “Little Women.” Louisa May Alcott’s 1868 novel is more than just about romance, ambition, and societal expectations; it is also a love letter to the unshakable tie between sisters. The March sisters—Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy—all have different personalities, desires, and challenges, but their love for one another is the story’s beating heart. Throughout the years, several “Little Women” movie adaptations have brought this relationship to life in unique ways, portraying the warmth, rivalry, and profound emotional connection that constitute sisterhood.

Some emphasize the nostalgic comfort of family, while others focus on the intricacies and conflicts that come with growing up together. These films remind us that sisterhood is never perfect, but it is always powerful. One of the reasons “Little Women” remains popular is that it depicts sisterhood in all of its messy, incredible complexities. The March...

Greta Gerwig’s Narnia film might just cast Meryl Streep in a gender-swapped role, and fans are already hating the idea. It was reported that the new adaptation of the series would cast Streep as Aslan, a role previously played by Liam Neeson in the films. Fans don’t want this new change as they would like Gerwig to accurately portray the wise and powerful mentor from the books.

While none of the cast for the film are confirmed as of now, there are many rumors about potential actors who could join the franchise. Netflix announced a new set of series and film projects based on C.S. Lewis’s The Chronicles of Narnia in 2018. They brought Gerwig in 2020, much before she gave the worldwide hit Barbie for Warner Bros.

Aslan, the Great Lion in a still from The Chronicles of Narnia movies | Credits: Walt Disney Pictures

Gerwig is adapting the sixth novel in the series,...

Regarded as one of the best actresses of her generation, Meryl Streep is known for her versatile roles and adept accent work. The actress who made her feature film debut in 1977 with Julia is one of the actresses who is a role model to thousands of aspiring and well-established artists.

Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried in Mamma Mia! Credits: Universal Pictures

Various publications, critics, and artists over the years have mentioned that it’s hard to imagine a time when Meryl Streep did not act or didn’t become one of the greatest living actresses. Despite achieving massive fame and success, Streep has always been modest about herself and her work.

Now, after many years, she has reportedly stated that she’d like to have complete artistic control over the character she’s playing, where she can improvise and learn from her mistakes. The actress is being eyed to join Greta Gerwig’s upcoming movie.

Greta Gerwig's take on Narnia might have found its replacement for Aslan, previously played by Liam Neeson. The magical talking lion will reportedly be getting a major shake-up in the new adaptation, this time played by a legendary actress that most fans likely did not expect. However, if it turns out to be true, it could be pitch-perfect casting.

According to Nexus Point News, three-time Oscar winner Meryl Streep is in talks with Netflix and Gerwig to star in Narnia as Aslan. She joins the likes of Daniel Craig and Charlie Xcx, who have been rumored to have major roles in the upcoming seven-film franchise. Of course, Netflix has yet to confirm any casting for the Chronicles of Narnia reboot, but as talks continue to surface in reports, an official announcement could arrive sooner rather than later. Streep joining the cast of Narnia would mark her biggest movie role since 2021's Don't Look Up,...

Welcome to the Gold Ticket, your VIP guide to the best in pop culture for the weekend ahead, curated by the Gold Derby team of experts. (March 21 - March 23)

The main event: Oscar redux

Anora, the reigning Best Picture winner is now on Hulu. The Brooklyn-set dramedy won five Oscars, the most of this year, including a record four for Sean Baker personally: Best Picture, Best Director, Best Original Screenplay, and Best Film Editing. The fifth award went to Mikey Madison for her performance as the titular sex worker who gets engaged to Vanya (Mark Eydelshteyn), the immature son of a Russian oligarch. She thinks her ship has come in, but their love is impossible because his parents will not allow it. So she has to fight for what she wants, as she’s always done. The film has graphic nudity, a record-setting number of F-words, and a core...

What makes a great plot twist? Perhaps the most important part of this plot device is the twist's ability to shock or surprise the viewer. On a narrative level, a plot twist often changes your perspective on the entire movie, particularly when it comes at the end. Many of the best plot twists pull the rug out from under you, re-contextualizing earlier events in the film and upending your understanding of what really happened.

Unsurprisingly, many of the most famous plot twists come from horror movies. But plot twists can resonate in myriad ways. Sometimes, they're gut punches, making what you've just watched more devastating. Other plot twists are mind-benders, prompting the viewer to try and put these new puzzle pieces together. Others are straight-up horrifying, revealing to the audience that the truth is even more upsetting than they previously thought.

Whatever context they emerge in, plot twists are one...

Netflix doesn't always get it right with their original programming - no streaming service does - but when they do, wow. Their most recent hit series is the latest example of how often the streamer gets it right.

Adolescence just debuted this past week on Netflix and immediately shot to the number one ranking among their shows. The four-part limited series is a critical hit, earning a rare 100 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes. That's not quite as impressive as it sounds, as you'll see.

As we've explained a few times before, that 100 score doesn't mean that every critic gave it the maximum possible rating on a scale of 0-100. It does mean that 100 percent of the critics surveyed recommend the show. In this case, almost every critic did give it their top rating. And this series deserves every bit of praise it's received

Adolescence is a mystery with far...

There’s some great stuff dropping on Netflix over the next few days, with a mix of series and movies to keep us entertained. From White House mysteries to zombie hunts and high-stakes heists, here’s what’s coming, sorted by release date.

Kicking things off today, March 17, we’ve got ‘The Walking Dead: Dead City.’ If you’re into the zombie world, you’ll see Maggie and Negan teaming up in a wrecked New York City. Lauren Cohan and Jeffrey Dean Morgan are back as these two, chasing after Maggie’s kidnapped son. It’s gritty, tense, and a perfect warm-up since Season 2 is coming to AMC soon.

Next up, on March 18, there’s ‘The Outrun.’ It’s a drama with Saoirse Ronan playing a woman fresh out of rehab, heading back to Scotland’s Orkney Islands. She’s trying to rebuild her life, and it’s based on Amy Liptrot’s book.

Netflix is adding over a dozen new titles to its inventory this week. From new seasons of current hits to topnotch sleeper movies, you can find something for everyone this week on your favorite streaming service.

No, there isn't anything coming this week that's likely to have the same impact as the number one show, Adolescence. By the way, it's every bit as good as the critics say it is. Okay, maybe one show will. But it really isn't likely that anything debuting this week will knock The Electric State out of its top spot among movies. I believe the critics are just as wrong about the sci-fi movie as they are right about the top-ranked drama.

But that's a discussion - or diatribe - for another time. For now, let's delve into the various worlds of zombies, hip-hop, reality shows, and comedy coming up this week. No, that's not all one show,...

(Welcome to Tales from the Box Office, our column that examines box office miracles, disasters, and everything in between, as well as what we can learn from them.)

"Alan called me into his office one day and said, 'Here's the thing. It's Disney's 'Cinderella.' It needs to be the definitive 'Cinderella' for generations to come, so if you need to spend a little more, spend it, to make sure it's one for the time capsule.' " Those are the words of Disney's then-production president Sean Bailey speaking about the studio's 2015 live-action "Cinderella" to Variety in 2016. The "Alan" he's referring to was Disney chairman Alan Horn. Needless to say, the studio viewed this as an important project.

Whether or not it's the definitive version of "Cinderella" is certainly up for debate. Disney's 1950 animated version of "Cinderella" is still very well regarded, particularly amongst fans of classic animation.

A24 announced Sean Durkin‘s next project, “Deep Cuts” starring Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler, a couple of weeks ago, but that’s not the only upcoming for the director. Deadline reports Durkin also has a series pilot in the works, and it’ll see him reunite with the A-list actress who made her film debut in his 2011 feature “Martha Marcy May Marlene.”

Read More: ‘Deep Cuts’: Saoirse Ronan & Austin Butler To Star In Sean Durkin’s ‘The Iron Claw’ Follow-Up At A24

Elizabeth Olsen is set to star in FX‘s “Seven Sisters,” a drama to be directed by Durkin.

Continue reading Elizabeth Olsen Cast In ‘Seven Sisters’ FX Drama & Sean Durkin To Direct at The Playlist.

Exclusive: FX has given a pilot order to Seven Sisters, a drama starring Elizabeth Olsen. It comes from executive producers Will Arbery, who wrote the pilot; Sean Durkin, who will direct it; and Garrett Basch.

Seven Sisters reunites Olsen and Durkin a decade and a half after the award-winning 2011 movie Martha Marcy May Marlene, written and directed by Durkin in his feature directorial debut, which starred Olsen in her film debut.

In Seven Sisters, from FX Productions, a large, tightknit family begins to unravel when a sister (Olsen) starts communicating with a voice no one else can hear — forcing each of them to confront long-buried secrets.

If the pilot goes forward, it would mark Basch’s fifth series for FX, where his company Dive has a longstanding first-look deal,...

Meryl Streep. That’s it. That’s the intro. Because honestly, what more do you need? She’s the actress, Hollywood’s gold standard, the queen of accents, and the only person who could probably win an Oscar for playing a rock. She doesn’t just act; she disappears into roles, making you forget you’re watching Meryl Streep at all.

One moment, she’s a ruthless fashion editor (The Devil Wears Prada); the next, she’s belting Abba tunes (Mamma Mia!). And before you know it, she’s breaking your heart (Sophie’s Choice). She’s been stealing scenes since the late ’70s and hasn’t stopped since.

Meryl Streep in She-Devil and Death Becomes Her (Credits- Orion Pictures and Universal Pictures)

Her talent is so legendary that the Academy can’t get enough. 21 Oscar nominations and three wins, making her the most nominated actor ever. But here’s the...

Emma Stone is stepping out for Paris Fashion Week!

The 36-year-old two-time Oscar winner posed for photos as she arrived at the Louis Vuitton Womenswear Fall/Winter 2025-2026 Show on Monday (March 10) in Paris, France.

For the show, Emma showed off her pixie haircut while wearing a black lace dress.

Other stars at the show included Sophie Turner, Alicia Vikander, Ana de Armas, and Saoirse Ronan.

Following the event, we compiled photos of the stars in attendance so that you can see who was there and what they wore.

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Alicia Vikander

Ana de Armas

Ava DuVernay

Chloe Grace Moretz

Deepika Padukone

Emma Myers

Emma Stone

Haim sisters Danielle, Alana, & Este Haim

Hannah Einbinder

Jaden Smith

Jennifer Connelly

Kerry Condon

Lea Seydoux

Leila George

Lisa

Madeline Argy

Phoebe Dynevor

Saoirse Ronan

Sophie Turner

Stacy Martin

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Coming off an original-film heavy February, Netflix has a mix of classics, theatrical releases and original projects arriving in March 2025.

Those seeking action-packed installments that will get adrenaline going can tune in for The Electric State starring Millie Bobby Brown and Chris Pratt arriving March 14 to the streamer or Den of Thieves 2: Pantera which arrives March 19. Others in the mood for feel-good or funny films can enjoy a selection that have largely already landed as of the first of the month, which include 50 First Dates, Wedding Crashers and more.

Find the best new films on Netflix in March 2025 below:

The Electric State – March 14 (L-r) Millie Bobby Brown, Chris Pratt and Ke Huy Quan in ‘The Electric State’

The action film directed by the Russo brothers arrives on the streamer March 14. Starring Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown, the film follows the pair through a sci-fi adventure in a world with sentient robots.

Exclusive: HBO is closing in on two more main cast members for its high-profile series adaptation of the hugely popular Harry Potter fantasy books. Oscar- and Emmy-nominated actress Janet McTeer is in negotiations to play Professor Minerva McGonagall, sources tell Deadline. Additionally, Emmy nominee Paapa Essiedu, one of the first actors identified for the series, is closing his deal to portray Professor Severus Snape, I hear. They are poised to join John Lithgow, who, as Deadline reported exclusively, will be playing Professor Albus Dumbledore.

HBO declined comment. “We appreciate that such a high-profile series will draw a lot of rumor and speculation,” the network said in a statement. “As we make our way through pre-production, we will only confirm details as we finalize deals.”

The Harry Potter series, designed to run over a decade, comes from writer-showrunner Francesca Gardiner and director/executive producer Mark Mylod. Casey Bloys, chairman and CEO of HBO and Max Content,...

Who will Greta Gerwig cast first for her upcoming “Narnia” film for Netflix? Oscar Best Actress-winner Mikey Madison? Gerwig favorite Saoirse Ronan? Or maybe Gerwig plans to go in a different, more brat direction…

Read More: ‘Anora’ Actress Mikey Madison Has Interest From Director Greta Gerwig & Also Offered Colleen Hoover Adaptation

Deadline reports the director has her eyes on Charli xcx for a potential role in her upcoming Netflix film.

Continue reading ‘Narnia’: Greta Gerwig May Cast Charli xcx In Her Upcoming Netflix Adaptation at The Playlist.

What are A24 and Sean Durkin cooking up next after the success of 2023’s “The Iron Claw“? Deadline reports that Durkin will adapt Holly Brickley‘s debut novel “Deep Cuts” for the big screen, and he’s got quite a pair of leads to star: Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler.

Read More: The Safdie Brothers’ 2 New A24 Films Are The Most Expensive In Studio History

Set in the 2000s, “Deep Cuts” follows two music-obsessed twentysomethings as they fall in love and navigate the messy realities of ambition and adulthood.

Continue reading ‘Deep Cuts’: Saoirse Ronan & Austin Butler To Star In Sean Durkin’s ‘The Iron Claw’ Follow-Up At A24 at The Playlist.

Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler are to star in 'Deep Cuts'.The duo have joined the cast of movie that is based on the debut novel by Holly Brickley, which was only published earlier this week.'Deep Cuts' takes place during the 2000s and is a love story about a pair of music-obsessed twenty somethings as they navigate the realities of ambition, belonging and adulthood during an era-defining decade.'The Iron Claw' helmer Sean Durkin is directing the flick, whilst Ronan is set to be involved behind the camera as a producer.Reacting to news of the movie, Brickley wrote on Instagram: "I will never understand how I got so lucky."Saoirse previously revealed that she was wary about being branded "the indie girl" as she has worked on a lot of smaller movies in the past.The 30-year-old star told IndieWire: "I've kind of got one eye...

The A24 folks are getting into the Sean Durkin business once again. After backing his third feature film in The Iron Claw, they’ve also set up shop once again with producers Ronald Bronstein, Eli Bush and Josh Safdie. Deadline is reporting that Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler are set to star in the book-to-film adaptation of Deep Cuts – a first time novel by Holly Brickley which was actually just released this week. The project will span a full decade in the naughts – and will geographically move in the U.S. Here is the book description:

It’s a Friday night in a campus bar in Berkeley, fall of 2000, and Percy Marks is pontificating about music again.…...

Gold Derby's top news stories for Feb. 27, 2025. Zendaya to star in Shrek 5 as Shrek’s daughter

Zendaya will lend her voice to the latest Shrek movie, playing the green ogre's yet-to-named daughter, per The Hollywood Reporter. The Emmy-winning superstar will join Mikey Myers, Cameron Diaz, and Eddie Murphy, who are set to reprise their roles as Shrek, Fiona, and Donkey, respectively. Universal and DreamWorks Animation have set a release date for Dec. 23, 2026.

This is the fifth installment from the Shrek franchise. The original film became the first Oscar winner for Best Animated Feature in 2001 and grossed $488 million worldwide. Three sequels followed, along with two Puss in Boots spinoffs, propelling the franchise to global box office of more than $4 billion. It's the second-highest grossing animated franchise after Despicable Me.

Oscars will feature music of James Bond, honoring longtime producers

The 97th Academy Awards will toast to the music of James Bond,...

Austin Butler and Saoirse Ronan are teaming up on a new project.

The 33-year-old Elvis actor and the 30-year-old Little Women actress are set to lead Deep Cuts from The Iron Claw director Sean Durkin and A24, based on the debut novel by Holly Brickley.

Keep reading to find out more…

Here’s a plot summary, via Deadline: “Set in the 2000s, Deep Cuts is a love story about two music-obsessed twentysomethings navigating the messy realities of ambition, belonging and adulthood over the course of an era-defining decade.”

Sean previously teamed up with A24 for 2023′s The Iron Claw starring Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White, which was a critical success.

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Sean Durkin is swapping wrestling for romance. The “Iron Claw” director is set to write and helm the feature adaptation of novel “Deep Cuts.” Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler will co-lead the film that centers on a love story between two music-obsessed twenty-somethings as they navigate the messy realities of ambition, belonging, and adulthood in the 2000s. Both Ronan and Butler are Academy Award-nominated actors.

IndieWire can confirm the feature. Deadline first reported the project.

“Deep Cuts” is Holly Brickley’s debut novel, and was just published earlier this week, on February 25. Durkin will both direct and adapt the book, with co-lead star Ronan producing. Central’s Ronald Bronstein, Eli Bush, and Josh Safdie are also producing the A24. Durkin’s “The Iron Claw” was among the highest grossing A24 films of 2023.

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After his brutally piercing trio of features thus far with Martha Marcy May Marlene, The Nest, and The Iron Claw, director Sean Durkin is looking to lighten the mood. He’s set to write and direct an adaptation of Holly Brickley’s debut novel Deep Cuts, which just arrived on bookshelves this week and tells a love story of two music-obsessed twenty-somethings in the 2000s.

Deadline reports Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler will star in the feature, which is set up at A24 with Ronan also on board as a producer, alongside Ronald Bronstein, Eli Bush, and Josh Safdie. Ronan will next be seen in Jonatan Etzler’s Bad Apples while Butler is gearing up for a big summer with Ari Aster’s Eddington and Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing.

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Exclusive: Following the success of The Iron Claw, director Sean Durkin and A24 have found their next project to team up on and have assembled some serious star power to lead it. Sources tell Deadline Saoirse Ronan and Austin Butler are set to star in A24’s adaptation of Deep Cuts, a project based on the highly anticipated debut novel of Holly Brickley. Durkin is on board to direct and adapt. Ronan is also on board to produce.

Set in the 2000s, Deep Cuts is a love story about two music-obsessed twenty-somethings navigating the messy realities of ambition, belonging and adulthood over the course of an era-defining decade.

Produced by Ronan and Central’s Ronald Bronstein, as well Eli Bush and Josh Safdie. The novel was published on February 25.

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