Some Marvel Cinematic Universe Fans had a bit of a problem with the latest Captain America movie, after Cap ended up snogging Sharon Carter – the great-niece of Cap’s first love Peggy Carter,
And it turns out that Hayley Atwell, who plays Peggy in the MCU and on TV in Agent Carter, is also not down with the 21st century romantic development.
‘First of all, [Peggy’d] be turning over in her grave,’ Hayley told fans at the Dallas Comic Con Fan Expo this past weekend.
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Think about all of those classic movie moments you’ve bawled your eyes out to and then multiply that sadness by 100. Then you might be at the same place you’ll be after watching this.
It’s the saddest film supercut ever made.
On the plus side, if having a big old cry dusts away your cobwebs and leaves you feeling invigorated, you might not need to run to your pillow and sob after watching.
For reasons unbeknownst to us, someone has put together a 10 minutes and 47 second supercut showcasing the saddest moments from the saddest films. And we guarantee you’ll be wailing uncontrollably to it before you even hit the two-minute mark.
It’s an epic reminder of some of the best and most tragic moments in cinema, featuring moments from E.T., Titanic, Good Will Hunting and… Read the full story
She’s not even in the movie but Jamie Lee Curtis went all out for the premiere of Warcraft.
The 57-year-old actress turned up on the red carpet in full cosplay as an orc.
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Liam Gallagher has slammed the makers of an Oasis documentary because they won’t be premiering the film in Manchester.
The former member of the rock band took to Twitter to voice his annoyance at the alleged decision to have the documentary premiere in London.
A decision which he seems to imply was down to his brother Noel Gallagher.
Celebs can’t resist a good photobomb these days.
Jennifer Saunders is the latest star to muscle in one someone’s else shot.
The Absolutely Fabulous actress, 57, snuck into a photograph of Kourtney Kardashian at the Glamour Women of the Year Awards last night.
Susan Saradon has waded into Hollywood’s gender pay gap debate by claiming that women should ‘remember it’s quality not quantity’ that’s important.
Speaking at Glamour magazine’s annual Women Of The Year awards show, where Susan was honoured with 2016’s Inspiration Award, she told audience members, including Holly Willoughby, Kourtney Kardashian, and Signourey Weaver that ‘in terms of inequality and how much we get paid, remember it’s quality not quantity’.
‘Who wants to play all those parts anyway? A lot of guys’ parts suck.’
She added: ‘I am inspired by women. Nobody multi tasks like women. We have to stop worrying about being perfect and do the best we can and have fun.’
Daniel Radcliffe won’t be seeing Harry Potter And The Cured Child and here’s got a pretty good reason why.
The actor – who played the titular role in eight films – said that it would be wierd if he turned up to watch the play because the focus would probably be on him.
‘It would be a weird one,’ he told E! News. ‘I could be completely wrong in this, but I feel like if I went to see it that night, there’s going to be a lot of Harry Potter fans there in the audience obviously and would that then become a thing?
Two Hollywood filmmakers have revealed that they want Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert Downey Jr. to play Jalaluddin al-Rumi, a 13th-century Islamic scholar and poet, and Shams Tabrizi, credited as the man who spiritually guided Rumi and changed his life forever
And understandably, a lot of people are REALLY not happy about this.
David Franzoni and Stephen Joel Brown, two of the men behind the Oscar-winning film Gladiator told the Guardian that ‘they would like Leonardo DiCaprio to play Rumi, and Robert Downey Jr to star as Shams of Tabriz, though they said it was too… Read the full story
Archie Panjabi, star of The Good Wife, thinks ‘it’s about time’ James Bond was an Asian woman.
Even though current 007 Daniel Craig hasn’t officially stepped down from the role, actors Tom Hiddleston and Aidan Turner are the favourites to play the spy next.
But now a new player might have entered the game.
Panjabi recently tweeted a picture of herself outside the 007 studio on Twitter, prompting fans to call for Archie to be the next Bond.
And she’s not against the idea herself.
Speaking to Digital Spy about whether she’d be up for it, she… Read the full story
Given it stars two former best actor Oscar winners you’d have thought the makers of newly-released thriller Misconduct would have had a box office hit on their hands.
Sadly that hasn’t been the case. Because the film – which stars Anthony Hopkins and Al Pacino – made just £97 in UK cinemas when it was released last weekend.
To be fair, it was only released in five regional cinemas – a fraction of the number of screens showing Warcraft and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out Of The Shadows… Read the full story
Will Smith’s 2001 Muhammad Ali biopic is returning to cinemas following the boxing legend’s death last week.
Cinemagoers in the US will get to see Ali this weekend as tribute to the world champion fighter who died on June 3 at the age of 74 after a battle with…
Confirming the re-release 15 years after it hit cinemas, Sony Pictures said in a statement: ‘With the passing of Muhammad Ali, we have received many requests for this film to return to theatres, in celebration of his life.
Jeff Goldblum has poured cold water all over our hopes that he might appear in Jurassic World 2.
He dodged the 2015 Jurassic Park sequel, Jurassic World, but fans of the franchise had secretly been crossing their fingers, toes and eyes that he might have a change of heart for the next film.
Sadly it seems this won’t be the case.
BAFTA has announced its plans to celebrate Bugsy Malone’s 40th anniversary, with a string of celebrations including a recreation of Fat Sam’s speakeasy bar.
Taking place at BAFTA’s headquarters in London, the celebrations will include a special screening of the film on June 29th featuring a Q&A which reunites a wealth of cast and crew members, including director Alan… Read the full story
Can you believe it’s been 30 years since Ferris Bueller took his day off?
Yep three decades have passed since John Hughes introduced the world to the charmingly rebellious teen Ferris and his pals who ditched school to have quite the advantage around Chicago.
The film is a Hollywood cult classic featuring the creme de la creme of young 80s stars including Matthew Broderick, Jennifer Grey and Charlie Sheen.
So what do they all look like now and what are they getting up to? Let’s find out…
Mel Gibson and Braveheart screenwriter Randall Wallace are reportedly writing a follow-up to the controversial biblical blockbuster.
Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Wallace said he and Gibson have been seriously discussing a sequel to Passion Of The Christ since they’ve been working together on faith-based drama Hacksaw Ridge, which opens later this year.
The sequel will focus (perhaps obviously) on Jesus’s resurrection – which would make sense after the gruelling, hour-dragging, persecution and crucifixion found in the original.
Muggles rejoice! Now we can finally get our hands on a copy of the Daily Prophet, Marauder’s Map and Dark Arts Defence for Beginners.
Well, we can have a good look at them at least.
And we don’t need to step into Diagon Alley to do it.
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