It’s been five years since Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again hit cinemas, which was a decade on from the original big-screen adaptation of the hit ABBA jukebox musical. Since then fans have been crying out for more and with the release of ABBA Voyage since the sequel’s release, there’s …
Read More »Expendables producers address Bruce Willis’ absence in new instalment | Films | Entertainment
Nine years after Expendables 3 hit cinemas, fans are finally getting their fix of Barney Ross and Lee Christmas shenanigans in Expend4bles, which is due to hit screens next week. However, a few key players will be missing. Most notably, CIA agent Mr Church, played by action legend Bruce Willis, …
Read More »‘Well endowed’ Frank Sinatra seduced the ultimate Hollywood princess | Films | Entertainment
Grace Kelly was idolised as the cool and classy paragon of female elegance. That was certainly part of it, but the reality was rather more messy. The blonde bombshell was notorious in Hollywood for sleeping with her co-stars, hardly unusual then or now. But such was her reputation that one …
Read More »Aquaman 2 trailer – Jason Momoa returns but where is Amber Heard? | Films | Entertainment
As teased earlier this week, Warner Bros have finally released their first full trailer for Aquaman 2. Jason Momoa shot Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom back in 2021 and since then the film has been through production chaos with reshoots and multiple test screenings. Set to finally release this Christmas …
Read More »‘Cassandro could hit you like a Big Daddy splashdown’ – review | Films | Entertainment
If your idea of wrestling is still informed by memories of ITV’s World Of Sport in the 1970s and 80s, Cassandro could hit you like a Big Daddy splashdown. This hugely entertaining biopic is set in the world of Mexican wrestling where agile grapplers perform astonishingly athletic feats. As in …
Read More »Third time is a charm: A Haunting in Venice – review | Films | Entertainment
What is the point of a whodunnit if you already know whodidit? That was the big question that hung over Kenneth Branagh’s first two Hercule Poirot movies. In Murder On The Orient Express (2017) and Death On The Nile (2022), actor-director Branagh freshened up two of Agatha Christie’s most famous …
Read More »London canals given frightening transformation – with a ghoulish gondola passing through | Films | Entertainment
In a scene straight out of 1940s Venice, London’s canals were transformed this morning – with a spooky twist. Passers-by in the capital were given a frightening surprise as a ghoulish gondola took to the canals, passing through Little Venice, Regents Park and Camden’s canal. Manned by mysterious figures draped …
Read More »James Bond auditions – Casino Royale director admits Daniel Craig casting worry | Films | Entertainment
It’s been almost two years since No Time To Die released and Daniel Craig ended his record 16 years as James Bond. EON Productions will be gearing up for their next 007 auditions, the first to occur since 2005. Back then, Craig managed to beat a young Henry Cavill to …
Read More »A Haunting in Venice review: Branagh’s back to basics chiller is his best Poirot yet | Films | Entertainment
Kenneth Branagh’s trilogy of films based on Agatha Christie’s Hercule Poirot mysteries has been a rather mixed bag. Although their lack of superheroes and world-ending threats made for refreshing viewing at the multiplex, Murder on the Orient Express and Death on the Nile struggled to justify their existence amongst a …
Read More »Harry Potter producer unveils how reboot TV show will be different to the movies | Films | Entertainment
It’s been 22 years since the first Harry Potter movie hit cinemas and was followed by a whopping seven sequels. Following the release of Deathly Hallows Part 2 in 2011, Warner Bros and JK Rowling teamed up on three Fantastic Beasts spin-off prequels. Yet now the focus has returned to …
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