It was surprising to see Universal Studios Hollywood mentioned in tributes to Robert Redford, but then I realized it *is* a working film studio where he filmed movies. John Murdy, the creative director for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal, shared a story on Twitter about seeing Redford at the park every day while one of his favorite films was being made. Murdy explained:
YellowFlash posted a short message on the official YouTube video for Ghost of Yotei – One Thousand Blades.
I just got a sneak peek at the plans for the next big expansion, internally called ‘Project Sun,’ and it’s going to be amazing. It’s being built right next to the *World of Frozen* area, and when you combine that with Avengers Campus and the central Adventure Bay lagoon, the whole park is going to feel totally different. It’s shifting from just rides to fully immersive worlds where you really feel like you’re *in* the story. I’m really excited to see it all come together!
The first reports about who might play Kratos in the upcoming Prime Video God of War series came from YouTuber and critic John Campea. He shared a list of potential actors, though he admitted some were intentionally misleading and wouldn’t say which ones. Included on the list was Christopher Judge, who *was* Kratos – providing both the voice and motion capture – in the popular games God of War (2018) and God of War: Ragnarok. Judge responded to the rumors on X (formerly Twitter) with a playful: “I am??? 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️❤️”
I’m really curious to know what arguments he used to get people on board with this project. Having Leonardo DiCaprio attached definitely helped – he’s a huge star and a reliable draw for audiences. However, his role in *One Battle After Another* is quite a departure from his usual image. He plays a down-and-out former revolutionary, struggling with depression, alcohol, and other issues, and he spends most of the movie looking disheveled and unlike his typically handsome self. This isn’t the glamorous Leo we saw in *Titanic*; it’s a very different kind of role and a very different film.
Police say Amy Blanc Lacy was in a hit-and-run crash on September 1st while she was stopped in her car with her two sons.
Here are the details on all the characters that died in Gen V Season 2, Episodes 1-3.
I have to say, Josh Duhamel really shines in his latest film. “London Calling,” directed by Allan Ungar, is a fun mix of action, crime, and comedy. The script, a collaborative effort from Ungar, Levin Menekse, and Quinn Wolfe, introduces us to Tommy Ward, a hitman played by Duhamel, who’s… let’s just say not having his best day. He messes up a hit right at the start in London, and that one mistake pretty much sets the stage for everything that follows. It’s a great vehicle for Duhamel to show off what he can do.
Details about *Scream 7* are scarce, but fans are thrilled at the prospect of seeing familiar faces return. Neve Campbell is confirmed to reprise her role as Sidney Prescott, and surprisingly, Matthew Lillard will also be back, even though his character, Stu, died in the original *Scream*. Lillard recently shared his reaction to receiving the offer at Silver Scream Con (as reported by Bloody Disgusting), saying:
On his show Monday night, Jimmy Kimmel said things had reached a new low, accusing the president and his followers of trying to distance themselves from the person who allegedly attacked Charlie Kirk. He claimed they were attempting to use the incident to gain a political advantage.