Shah Rukh Khan’s extraordinary career in Bollywood isn’t just based on his blockbuster films, but also his humble work ethic and dedication. Recently, director Rahul Dholakia shared a story from the set of their movie “Raees”. Despite having a knee issue during filming, SRK persevered, demonstrating his professionalism and determination by completing additional scenes.
In recent times, both Arnold Schwarzenegger and his son Patrick Schwarzenegger have been keeping quite occupied. Arnold has expanded his horizons on Netflix, while Patrick added quarterback roles in ‘American Sports Story’ and intense performances in ‘Gen V’ to his growing acting portfolio. The younger actor is all set to experience stress in paradise for HBO’s ‘The White Lotus’ Season 3, but before that, he will team up with his famous father and a host of other top-notch talents as part of the main cast list for Amazon Prime Video’s forthcoming series ‘Secret Level’.
As a movie enthusiast, I can’t help but share my thoughts on “Sweet Bobby: My Catfish Nightmare” – the latest gripping addition to Netflix’s true-crime documentaries. Unlike the usual shock value from graphic violence or evil deeds found in most of these productions, this film by Lyttanya Shannon leaves viewers with an icy shiver. The reason? A heart-wrenching revelation that is as brutal as it is tragic.
On the October 19th episode, Alec Baldwin unexpectedly returned to the show. This appearance marks several months after the charges against him in the widely publicized Rust shooting incident were dismissed. Instead of reprising his Emmy-winning portrayal of former President Donald Trump, the actor took on the role of Fox News anchor Bret Baier in a comedic take on a controversial interview he had with Vice President Kamala Harris.
Mike Flanagan is currently recognized as one of the most respected and influential figures in horror filmmaking and television, with hit series like “Midnight Mass,” “The Haunting of Hill House,” “Doctor Sleep,” “Oculus” and more. His next project will be a fresh interpretation of the scariest movie in horror history – William Friedkin’s adaptation of William Peter Blatty’s “The Exorcist.” During an interview with Josh Horowitz for his podcast “Happy Sad Confused,” at New York Comic Con, he alleviated any concerns fans might have had.