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Dharmendra, who started acting in 1960, is still thriving with fresh movies on the horizon. His six-decade-long career in the movie industry has been remarkable, and many fans have expressed a wish for a biopic about his life. A while ago, when discussing this topic, Dharmendra opined that he believes Salman Khan would be the best fit to portray him in such a film, rather than his sons Sunny Deol or Bobby Deol.
Previously, before the romance between Colin and Penelope in Bridgerton, as well as Anthony and Kate’s storyline, Viscount Bridgerton was portrayed as a protective sibling and, to quote Lady Whistledown, “a notorious rake.” However, he has changed since his marriage and is less harsh now. Jonathan Bailey, who plays him, hinted that we might see some of Season 1 Anthony’s behavior in Season 4 of Bridgerton. Consequently, I have a hunch about what may trigger this change in the upcoming season.
Michael Shannon further cements his status as an intriguing and investigative actor with Joshua Oppenheimer’s post-apocalyptic musical, titled “The End“. In this film, Shannon teams up with a remarkably gifted cast (Tilda Swinton, George MacKay, Moses Ingram) to portray a troubled patriarch, burdened by the world’s blood on his conscience. Despite the questionable nature of the character, Shannon finds little difference from other roles he has played. “My role is to delve into the perspectives and the journeys of people who are not me,” Shannon shared with MovieWeb. “It’s essential to try to understand their viewpoint.
Following the debut of “Rawhead Rex”, a movie based on Clive Barker’s short story from “The Books of Blood”, the author was furious with the outcome and opted to direct the next adaptation of his work instead. In 1987, Barker took charge of the production for “Hellraiser”. This film, inspired by his novella titled “The Hellbound Heart”, captivated horror enthusiasts and introduced the world to the Cenobites (also known as The Order of the Gash), the intriguing puzzle box called Lament Configuration, and a mythology that continues to resonate today. Often categorized alongside other popular slasher films of the era, “Hellraiser” is distinguished by its subtle complexities, going beyond the confines of typical horror movies.