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EXCLUSIVE: Indian action star Vidyut Jammwal (Commando) has landed the role of Dhalsim in Legendary‘s live-action Street Fighter movie, based on the video games from Capcom, sources tell Deadline. Reps for Legendary declined to comment. The project marks the Hollywood debut of an actor who we’re told has been deliberate about the project with which he wants to introduce himself in the U.S. market. First introduced in Street Fighter II in 1991, the character of Dalsim is a yogi with fire-spitting abilities — a fundamentally peaceful man who fights to support his family. As previously announced, the Street Fighter cast…
With the evolution of the Jurassic Park franchise, Jonathan Bailey entered the dangerous dinosaur research island with some words of wisdom from alum Jeff Goldblum. In a recent interview with Jordan North, Chris Stark and Sian Welby of the Capital Breakfast Show, the Wicked star discussed filming the franchise entry in Thailand and the inner-workings of motion-capture and animatronics in production, as well as how his fellow costar found out about his casting in the film. “There was one day which I knew and I didn’t say to Jeff, and then it was announced that week,” Bailey recalled. “But no,…
Daniel Craig’s Detective Benoit Blanc is going back to genre beginnings with the next installment in the Knives Out universe, says writer-director Rian Johnson who teased a “gothic” tone for Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery. Speaking to Rolling Stone in a sprawling Q&A published today, the two-time Oscar nominee described the tonal difference between 2022’s Glass Onion and the forthcoming threequel, releasing Dec. 12. “It’s incredibly different from Glass Onion,” the multihyphenate said. “We put out a teaser trailer a month ago. It’s much more a Gothic, much more grounded tone. It’s more similar to the first one…
EXCLUSIVE: Bryan Cranston has made his position clear regarding the ongoing funding challenges facing indie movie Lone Wolf. In a message to Deadline, which you can read in full below, the Breaking Bad and Trumbo star said he won’t return to finish filming or promote the feature until all cast and crew that are owed money are paid back in full. A “distressed” Cranston, who himself has been paid for his work to date, has spoken to multiple co-stars who are still owed money. As we revealed earlier today, there is around a $2M shortfall in funding on the project,…
David L. Hamilton, who co-founded and played keyboards for the prog-rock group Pavlov’s Dog before pivoting to a composing career and earning an Emmy nom, has died. He was 74. A rep for the family said he died June 20 but not give provide a cause or place of death. Born on May 4, 1951, in St. Louis, Hamilton studied classical piano while attending Macalester College in St. Paul before attended the University of Stirling in Scotland on an English lit exchange fellowship. While there he continued studying piano at at the Royal Academy of Music in Edinburgh. After returning…
The author of the bestselling memoir that was adapted for Toronto festival hit The Salt Path issued a long statement Wednesday answering allegations about her book that were raised in a UK newspaper article. Raynor Winn says the report in The Observer this week “is grotesquely unfair, highly misleading and seeks to systematically pick apart my life.” See her full statement below. The film, starring Gillian Anderson as Winn and Jason Isaacs as her ailing husband Moth Winn, the movie is an adaptation of a supposedly true-to-life book about the couple’s journey along the South of England coast after they…
EXCLUSIVE: Sources are telling us that Bridgerton actress Simone Ashley has joined the cast of 20th Century Studios’ The Devil Wears Prada 2 opposite core members Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt and Stanley Tucci and new addition Kenneth Branagh. The sequel to the 2006 movie follows Streep’s Anna Wintour-like fashion editor who if facing the headwind decline of the print industry. Her former assistant Emily Charlton has now a bigtime executive in fashion circles and the two compete for ad revenue. Branagh is the husband to Streep’s ice queen Miranda Priestly. David Frankel, the original director is back, along…
EXCLUSIVE: After seven years and four films, Zombies stars Meg Donnelly and Milo Manheim feel like the franchise is still just getting started. The duo, who also serve as executive producers on the upcoming Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires, have in many ways grown up on the set of these Disney Channel originals. They were in their teens when they took the roles of Zed and Addison, who have sought over the course of the last three films to unite human and monsterkind together in their hometown of Seabrook. In Zombies 4, they tell Deadline they’re passing the torch…
With the release of The Old Guard 2 on Netflix ahead of the holiday weekend, star Charlize Theron is reflecting on the state of female-led action movies in Hollywood and why she is no longer doing as many stunts as before. In a joint interview with the New York Times opposite her co-star Uma Thurman, the Mad Max: Fury Road actress said studios are less likely to give more chances to women who spearhead blockbusters, especially if the movie doesn’t kill at the box office. “Yeah, it’s harder. That’s known,” she responded when asked by the newspaper if there’s still…
On a different racetrack of events, Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise were initially attached to Ford v Ferrari, with the F1 star revealing what ultimately led the latter to back out of the project. Speaking to the United Arab Emirates-based publication The National News, Pitt reflected on the racing pic that never came to pass, which initially featured F1 and Top Gun: Maverick helmer Joseph Kosinski as director. The eventual 2019 biographical sports/action film featured Christian Bale as fearless racer Ken Miles, Matt Damon as automotive designer Carroll Shelby and James Mangold as filmmaker. “Tom and I, for a while…