Lionel Boyce On Marcus’ Journey On ‘the Bear’: ‘he Is Not Ok In The Way That He Thinks He Is’

Pre-production is gearing up on the eagerly-awaited Highlander reboot from Chad Stahelski and starring Henry Cavill, and the director has revealed the most challenging aspect of the movie the sword fights. Stahelski is best known for directing all four of the John Wick movies, starring Keanu Reeves. Using his extensive experience as a stuntman, Stahelski and his team trained Reeves in martial arts, stunt driving, and firearms, so that the actor could perform as much action in camera as possible.

Elizabeth Debicki has revealed what surprised her most about the making of the MCU. Debicki played Ayesha in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2. and Vol. 3, the gold painted leader of the Sovereign race and the de-facto mother to Adam Warlock (Will Poulter). Despite limited screen time, Debicki's performance left a presence on-screen, and the actress recently revealed that she was pleasantly surprised at the practicality of the incredible sets when she joined James Gunn's Marvel franchise.

According to new data acquired by ScreenRant from Reelgood, the constant review-bombing, online criticisms both genuine and forced and several campaigns against The Acolyte have not been able to stop the show becoming another huge success for Disney+. While there are many challenges being faced by the series, like several others before it, the information shared about its performance so far will be all good news for Lucasfilm and Disney.

Academy Award nominated filmmaker Ridley Scott wishes he had made the sequels to two of his best-known franchises, Blade Runner and Alien, but says he was never asked. Scott made the revelation while speaking with Vanity Fair, and added that, not only was he not asked to return despite his success, he was never even told that sequels were in development.

Eddie Murphy recently shared an opinion on which of his own performances he prefers over any other, and the result could be surprising to many. It seems that his 1996 remake of The Nutty Professor is the movie that Murphy holds in the highest regard among his many movie roles, despite the film being heavily criticized by audiences on its release.