Alec Baldwin, the actor who fatally shot cinematographer Halyna Hutchins during a rehearsal for the Western movie “Rust” in 2021, will be charged with involuntary manslaughter prosecutors said Thursday.
Dudley Dursley is all grown up! And he’s playing Egar Allan Poe! Henry Melling effectively channeled the macabre poet/author for Scott Cooper’s film adaptation of Louis Bayard’s “The Pale Blue Eye.” In the film, Melling goes wit by wit against Christian Bale who plays the retired veteran detective Augustus Landor.
Sofia Wylie is Agatha and Sophia Anne Caruso is Sophie in the new Netflix fantasy-adventure “The School for Good and Evil.” Both must choose sides as they are swept away to a magical school that teaches students how to be heroes and villains.
I spoke with the actors to talk about their characters, and the film’s message.
Producers are looking at locations in California, not New Mexico, to resume production of the film “Rust” after the fatal on-set shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, according to multiple media reports.
Does the author Soman Chainani like director Paul Feig’s adaptation of his novel “The School for Good and Evil?” And why did Feig jumped from comedies (“Bridesmaids,” “The Heat”) to direct the fantasy-adventure for Netflix? Take a look at our interview from this morning’s NBC Palm Springs.
I had a great time talking to Brooke Shields and Cary Elwes about their Netflix romcom holiday film “A Castle for Christmas.” In the movie directed by Mary Lambert, Shields is Sophie Brown, a bestselling author who suffers a career scandal and decides to recuperate in the gorgeous scenery of Scotland where she falls in love with a castle. But first, she must face off with the owner, Myles (played by Elwes), the Duke of Dun Dunbar Castle.
