This screenshot from the Facebook page of K105-FM in Fort Wayne, Ind., shows what appears to be a promotional image falsely claiming that Disney plans to release a star-studded revival of the film "The Hunchback of Notre Dame." A Disney representative has confirmed that the image is not real.
Pop quiz, hotshot. Let's say you're making a movie for American audiences about crusading reporters exposing the lies and stupidity that led this nation to chuck a trillion dollars and thousands of lives into George W. Bush's war in Iraq.
In today's world, with social media and 24/7 live news updates, it's easy to think we know everything about our favourite famous people. Some things, however, can elude us for years.
In this Nov. 2, 2017 file photo, actor Johnny Depp poses at the world premiere of the film "Murder on the Orient Express", in London. A film crew member is alleging in a lawsuit that Depp twice punched him on the Los Angeles set of a movie about the killing of the Notorious B.I.G. The suit filed Friday, July 6, 2018, in Los Angeles County Superior Court by location manager Gregg "Rocky" Brooks also claims that he was fired from the movie, "City of Lies," when he refused to sign papers saying he wouldn't sue over the incident.
Jeremy Renner will be taking on the role of Detective Twitch Williams in Todd McFarlane's Blumhouse adaptation of Spawn , starring Jamie Foxx as the titular antihero. The casting news comes almost two months after the announcement that Foxx would be headlining the movie.
The Los Angeles actor who was a victim in an alleged kidnapping-for-ransom scheme said in an exclusive interview with "Good Morning America" that he is not a victim, but a survivor. Capone said he survived an extraordinary ordeal, during which he was stripped naked, pistol-whipped, forced into a bathtub and had a gun put in his mouth by his alleged captors.
In a seething open letter, French actress Emmanuelle Seigner refused the invitation of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and voiced her support for her expelled husband, director Roman Polanski. Seigner called the film academy's invitation "insufferable hypocrisy" in a letter published Sunday in the French newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche .
In this Oct. 30, 2017 file photo, French actress Emmanuelle Seigner, left, and French-Polish director Roman Polanski appear during a photo call prior to the screening of "Based on a true story" in Paris. Seigner refused the invitation of the Academy of Motions Pictures Arts & Sciences and voiced her support for her expelled husband, Polanski, who was kicked out of the organization in May, along with Bill Cosby, for violating its newly instituted code of conduct.
'Offensive': French Actress, Wife Of Roman Polanski Blasts Academy Invite Emmanuelle Seigner said the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences suffered from "a curious case of amnesia" when it expelled her husband, Roman Polanski, after awarding him the 2003 Oscar for best director for "The Pianist." Thai Cave Rescue: 4 More Boys Pulled From Cave, Rescue Operations Halted Chiang Rai acting Gov. Narongsak Osottanakorn said Saturday that mild weather and falling water levels in recent days had created the "perfect" conditions for an underwater evacuation.