The highly anticipated European fantasy series showcased by Fremantle during the London Screenings last month and premiering at the initial buyers’ event of Series Mania this past Monday, is among the costliest and most daring productions ever originating from Europe.
TopMob spoke with Jason Momoa and Jack Black at the Minecraft Movie press junket. It was there that Momoa—clearly amped about his upcoming DC role—very nearly unveiled a sneak peek at his Lobo design via his phone before being shut down by a publicist. The Superman director and co-DCU architect has now chimed in with a perfectly timed Instagram story post, which saw him share a bit of gratitude to the A-lister’s publicist:
For quite some time now, Gwyneth Paltrow has been a well-known figure, not only for her performances in films like “Se7en” and “Iron Man,” but also due to her entrepreneurial ventures. One of these endeavors is Goop, which she established in 2008. Although videos such as the one below might align with Paltrow’s persona, they were noted to be quite distinct from Meghan Markle’s upcoming Netflix TV show release in 2025 by many fans.
To this very day, films like “Avengers: Endgame”, “Avengers: Infinity War”, “Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens”, and “Jurassic World” continue to rank among the highest-earning movies ever made. Meanwhile, remakes of “The Lion King” and sequels for “Frozen” and “Frozen II” have broken numerous records within the animated film genre.
Under the direction of Schumacher and the pen of Larry Cohen, the thriller Phone Booth unfolds. It centers around a self-important young publicist named Stuart Shepard, portrayed by Colin Farrell, who’s been secretly courting his client Pamela McFadden (Katie Holmes), all while deceiving his wife Kelly (Radha Mitchell). During a call from a phone booth in Times Square meant for Pamela, the situation takes a dangerous turn when Stuart finds himself threatened by an unseen sniper (Kiefer Sutherland) who knows about his indiscretions. The sniper reveals he’s tested two people before to expose their wrongdoings, and those who refused were met with deadly consequences. With his life hanging in the balance, Stuart must comply with the sniper’s demands or face the bullet himself. The film also features performances by Forest Whitaker, Paula Jai Parker, and Richard T. Jones.