The prince of parodies, Weird Al Yankovic, is one step closer to unleashing his recently announced biopic on the world.
News relating to the musician’s latest project comes via Twitter, where Yankovic confirmed in a tweet that Weird: The Al Yankovic Story, starring Harry Potter alum Daniel Radcliffe, has finished shooting.
Amy Schumer has revealed, in a new interview, why she dropped out of Sony’s Barbie project in 2015 and why, in retrospect, she knew the business relationship wasn’t a good fit for her from the get-go.
Per The Hollywood Reporter, Schumer was set to star in and co-write a live-action version of Barbie for Sony Pictures. Yet a few months into the development process, she suddenly announced she was withdrawing from the project due to “scheduling conflicts.”
Ridley Scott has begun shooting his grand Napoleon biopic, starring Joaquin Phoenix, in East London. Greenwich residents will know this all too well, as the Old Royal Naval College is full of horse-drawn carts, arrays of pristine cannons, giant blue screens, and warnings to not be alarmed about the frequent sound of artillery fire.
Joaquin Phoenix is playing Bonaparte in the film and the first images of him in costume have finally emerged. Check it out:
Fans were devastated to hear that cracks could be starting to appear in the bromance between Marvel Cinematic Universe cohorts Sebastian Stan and Anthony Mackie, after the latter revealed they were on a break.
Of course, the longtime Bucky Barnes quickly followed it up by outlining his love for the franchise’s freshly-minted Captain America, so it’s only a temporary uncoupling. Following the conclusion of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, there hasn’t been any confirmation as to when we’ll be seeing either half of the dynamic duo next, but one upcoming project is virtually guaranteed to have them reunited.
