Star Wars: New Jedi Order Director Breaks Silence On Rey Skywalker Sequel And George Lucas Discussions

Further images from the filming of Superman have now revealed our first look at Mad Max: Fury Road and Renfield star Nicholas Hoult as the DC supervillain Lex Luthor. These latest images from the Superman reboot, which is currently filming with many of the principal actors present, reveal Hoult as Luthor, who sports a bald head which has been blighted by some mysterious cuts and bruises.

Julian Fellowes is beckoning fans back to Yorkshire. Focus Features, Carnival Films, and Universal Pictures have announced that filming is underway on Downton Abbey 3, with a global theatrical release date of September 12, 2025. The film will reportedly be the final film in the series. The film will continue the story of the Crawley family, who struggle to keep their British estate through personal trials and the events of World War I.

Dracula Untold, the 2014 revival of the well-known vampire that was critically panned upon release, has found new life on Netflix as it's climbed its way to the top of the streamer's charts. After one week in Netflix's Global Top 10, and running behind Ultraman: Rising and Trigger Warning, things are looking good for the Luke Evans horror blockbuster loosely based on Bram Stoker's novel.

A Quiet Place: Day One stars Lupita Nyong'o and Joseph Quinn have discussed what it was like to make a film with minimal dialogue. Despite not being based on the same narrative structure of character interaction through dialogue, the actors revealed that the script was very descriptive in what they had to communicate through physical expression.

Ever since Heat director Michael Mann (in collaboration with Meg Gardiner) released his prequel/sequel novel in 2022, a cinematic adaptation has seemed somewhat inevitable. But there was a problem, and that's the fact that Val Kilmer's Chris Shiherlis is Heat 2's protagonist. Sadly, Kilmer is not in any condition to reprise his role at this point given health complications, so the question was begged whether such a memorable role, and the performance fueling it, could be recast.

Jeremy Allen White is set to portray Bruce Springsteen in an upcoming biopic, titled Deliver Me From Nowhere. Fans have already pointed out that White looks perfect for the role, but the actor has revealed that he wants to sing perfectly as well. The film will be directed by Scott Cooper, and will focus on the making of the music icon's 1982 album Nebraska.