Reynolds, who acted alongside Jackman in the latest “Deadpool and Wolverine” production, had previously announced the series through a promotional video with Jackman. On Friday, he went even further by seizing the microphone during Jackman’s planned “Ask Me Anything” segment of the concert, beginning by joking, “I was led to believe this was going to be a comedic adaptation of ‘Les Misérables.’
We’ve imagined how different those films would be if Pattinson had been part of them. Here’s a peek at some major movies he declined or missed out on, exploring the possibilities of alternate cinematic journeys.
Is there news about Old Guard 2? Actually, it’s quite intricate. When The Old Guard was first released, it garnered an impressive 72 million views within its first month and boasted a strong 80% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Consequently, it was only natural that, in less than a year, a sequel was announced with Victoria Mahoney set to direct. However, as of 2025, The Old Guard 2 is nowhere to be found — and the reasons behind its delay have been rather puzzling. Despite this, being a seasoned fan who has patiently waited for years after my youthful sufferings as a Sherlock devotee, I remain hopeful about The Old Guard 2. So here’s what we currently know and some speculations about the sequel once it eventually arrives.
In December 1982, Nick Nolte was set to host Saturday Night Live (SNL) to publicize his action movie “48 Hrs”. However, Nolte withdrew and Eddie Murphy filled in instead. This seemingly trivial change is now seen as a significant catalyst for Murphy’s budding career, which would eventually lead him into conflict with the very same show that launched his stardom. The early ’80s were particularly challenging times for SNL, but Murphy stood out as one of the few shining lights. Here, we explore how a last-minute hosting swap might have influenced the subsequent four decades.
A prominent sports broadcasting company is enlisting music sensation Pharrell Williams to spearhead its promotional efforts. Not only will Williams appear in the campaign, but he’s also contributing his hit song “Piece by Piece” for it. Other tracks featured throughout the campaign are “Rock Star” by N.E.R.D and “Grindin’” by Clipse. The initial advertisement is set to premiere today during ESPN’s broadcast of the NBA Paris Game between the San Antonio Spurs and Indiana Pacers.