David Morrell, the creator of the 1972 novel “First Blood” that eventually inspired Sylvester Stallone’s famous franchise, originally conceived a different actor for the lead role. On Twitter, Morrell disclosed that he had long imagined country music legend and “A Star is Born” and “Blade” actor as John Rambo, the tormented Vietnam War veteran who clashes with a small-town law enforcement agency.
Is there anything as amusing yet uncomfortable as a celebrity interview? Actors often go through extensive promotional tours for their movies, answering questions from reporters, which can sometimes leave them with a bit of a headache. For instance, Harrison Ford might discuss the artistic challenge of playing the Red Hulk using motion capture in “Captain America: Brave New World” during one interview, while in another he might be asked if the Red Hulk is more afraid of snakes than Indiana Jones. In both situations, Ford would likely respond with a charming but grumpy demeanor.
Alia Bhatt captivated her audience when she joined forces with Norwegian DJ and musician, Alan Walker, at his concert in Bengaluru on October 4. Clips and snapshots of her engaging with the crowd quickly spread across the web. In turn, Walker praised Bhatt as “incredible,” expressing his joy over their shared performance.
The sci-fi horror sequel “The Platform” is currently leading the box office charts, leaving viewers craving more of this dystopian story. After two viewings, though, one might ask if there’s more to come. Indeed, what’s next on the menu could very well be The Platform 3, following the success and shock value of its predecessor, “The Platform 2”. Director Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia has confirmed that plans for a third film are in the works.
Jaeger-LeCoultre recently showcased four fresh additions to its well-known Reverso Tribute Collection. These additions include updated versions of the Reverso Tribute Duoface Tourbillon, the Reverso Tribute Duoface Small Seconds, and a new size option for the Reverso Tribute Monoface.