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Oscar nominee Brendan Fraser hails Glasgow as 'perfect' Gotham as he opens up about scrapped Batgirl film

Batgirl was filmed almost entirely in Glasgow as production took over much of the city for a number of months, but was ultimately scrapped by Warner Bros after a poor reaction at test screenings.

Daily Record

20 years ago, Ben Affleck Made the Worst Marvel Movie Ever

Released 20 years ago in February 2003, 'Daredevil' is a fascinating relic of a messier era in Marvel history. It's also a terrible movie.

Inverse

‘Sharper’ stars seem to savor playing pros at doing cons

Julianne Moore, Sebastian Stan head up brilliant cast of slick thriller set in New York.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Quiz: Can you name famous Cardiff cinemas from their entrance?

These Cardiff cinemas are a part of Wales' celluloid history - but can you guess them just from the entrances?

Wales Online

Fantastic Four Director Reveals the “Mercurial” Reason he Ditched Star Trek for Marvel

Matt Shakman left the Starship Enterprise for the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Now, we finally know why.

Inverse

After the Riseborough flap, who will win the lead actress Oscar?

LOS ANGELES — An hour after film academy CEO Bill Kramer issued a statement saying Andrea Riseborough would be allowed to keep her lead actress nomination for "To Leslie" following an academy investigation that found her team did not violate any Oscar campaign rules, a voter called me to vent.…

Los Angeles Times

Disney fans up in arms over Toy Story 5 announcement as 'toys have been through enough'

Disney fans are fuming as the giant announces three major franchise sequels amid staff lay offs - including another Toy Story sequel that 'nobody asked for'

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Adhyayan Suman on working with father Shekhar Suman: We may live in the same house but when it comes to our profession, we have minds of our own - Exclusive

Adhyayan Suman will be reuniting with his father Shekhar Suman on screen once again in the upcoming series, 'The Kings of Mafia – Asia Chapter I’. What makes this project special from their earlier collaborations is that the father-son duo will be pitted against each other in this one for…

The Times of India

Women Talking review – ensemble drama forefronts female experience of violence

This important film tells the story of a community battered by rape and patriarchal ideas, as a mainly female cast debate the repercussions of brutality

The Guardian - UK

When 'Pathaan' star Shah Rukh Khan said failure of his films does not scare him

Shah Rukh Khan is currently riding high on the success of his latest film, 'Pathaan'. The film is currently making record-breaking collections at the box office. However, there was a time when SRK had said that the failure of his films did not scare him.

The Times of India

The REAL reason why Hrithik Roshan won’t play Ravana in Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayan

Hrithik Roshan is out of Nitesh Tiwari’s Ramayan a lavish magnum opus which has been in the pipeline for more than five years now. Producer Madhu Mantena had signed Ranbir Kapoor to play Rama and Hrithik was to play Ravana.

The Times of India

All That Breathes review – every minute of this Oscar-nominated documentary is gold dust

Whimsical almost to the point of absurdity, this beautiful, meditative film about an Indian bird sanctuary is full of soul-transforming magic

The Guardian - UK

Baz Luhrmann lauds Gold Coast screen industry as it lures more international players

Baz Luhrmann's feature film, Elvis, was the first major Hollywood film to be produced from start to finish on the Gold Coast, with the Academy Award nominee liking the location so much he relocated his production company there.

ABC News

'Ant-Man 4' Comment Debunks a Dark Rumor About 'Quantumania's Ending

Paul Rudd's Scott Lang isn't going anywhere just yet. Maybe. But as 'Quantumania' launches into theaters, talks of a fourth 'Ant-Man' are already happening.

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Daily Record

Casting agency looking for 'articulate and likeable' Scots to appear in new film

Des Hamilton Castings is on the hunt for a male aged between 24 and 26, and a female between the ages of 17 and 19 - no previous acting experience is necessary.

Tribune News Service

Movie review: 'Consecration' more concerned with vision than ritual, distracting from campy horror

Most of the promotional material for “Consecration,” the religious gothic horror film directed by Christopher Smith, features an indelible image of star Jena Malone wearing an all-white nun’s habit, soaked in crimson gore from neck to fingers. It’s a striking, curiosity-sparking visual, and a great hook for a film of…

The Guardian - US

From Out of Sight to Magic Mike: our writers pick their favourite Soderbergh films

With the release of Magic Mike’s Last Dance, Guardian writers argue why their Steven Soderbergh pick is better than the rest

Edinburgh Live

West Lothian actress makes cheeky comment that leaves audience in stitches

Frankie Corio, from Livingston, was joined on stage go co-star Paul Mescal after their new film Aftersun scooped the Best British Independent Film at the prestigious ceremony

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Glasgow Live

Inexperienced Glaswegian actors wanted for starring roles in upcoming feature film

A BAFTA award winning casting agency is looking for two Glaswegians, who don't necessarily have acting experience, to star in a homage to the city which will begin shooting at the end of April.

France 24

Film show: Paul Mescal shines in slow-burn indie film 'Aftersun'

His performance in father-daughter arthouse movie "Aftersun" has scored Paul Mescal his first Academy Award nomination. Film critic Ben Croll tells us why the film is a bittersweet and endearing study of memory, family and 1990s package holidays.

The Guardian - US

Punishing rape-revenge drama Irréversible has been recut – but why?

Gaspar Noé’s grim provocation is returning to select US cinemas but the ‘straight cut’ is a supplementary curio at best

Inverse

'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Sequel Release Window, Director, Cast News, and More for the Horror Reboot

A classic of the '90s is making its comeback, with some of the original stars back in their roles. Beware the hook-wielding killer.

Radio France Internationale

George Clooney to give American twist to hit French spy show 'The Bureau'

Hollywood star George Clooney is to direct an English-language remake of hit French spy series "Le Bureau".

Sports Illustrated

When Tony Danza Was the Eagles’ Kicker

A look back at a Disney almost-classic, starring Danza, with help from a future NFL kicker and a cameo from the Eagles’ new owner.

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