Anna Paquin Recalls the Brutal Conditions Hugh Jackman Worked Under for 'X-Men': 'He Never Complained'

EXCLUSIVE: Jackson Pictures & Stampede Ventures teamed up to land The Debriefing, a spec script by Black Hawk Down scribe Ken Nolan based on the Robert Littell novel. They will fast track the thriller, and the plan is to get into production next year and the script will be put on submission to directors immediately.

EXCLUSIVE: American Gods star Emily Browning has replaced Anna Paquin on feature drama Monica, which got underway this week in Ohio.

Vanessa Kirby‘s calendar is filling up as she’s joined The Son movie opposite Hugh Jackman and Laura Dern.

Though she’s hardly a new face in films, Vanessa Kirby’s rise to A-list status seems to have happened fairly quickly. Thanks to breakout performances in films such as “Mission: Impossible—Fallout,” “Hobbs & Shaw,” “Pieces of a Woman,” and the recent “The World to Come,” Kirby has established herself as one of the biggest stars and most acclaimed actors in the world.

Vanessa Kirby has joined the cast of “The Son,” Florian Zeller’s follow up to his Oscar-winning feature debut “The Father,” Variety has learned.Kirby, who was Oscar-nominated for “Pieces of a Woman,” will star in the film opposite Laura Dern and Hugh Jackman. As with “The Father,” “The Son” was adapted by Zeller and Christopher Hampton (“Dangerous Liaisons”), from Zeller’s critically acclaimed stage play.

Anna Paquin has spoken out about the “bi-erasure” she experiences after marrying Stephen Moyer. “It just felt weird being assumed to be straight because I was married to a man,” she told SiriusXM’s The Jess Cagle Podcast.

Anna Paquin is notoriously private but delighted fans this week with a rare glimpse inside her family home in LA.MORE: Where is Michael Strahan why isn't he on Good Morning America?The True Blood star had fans in stitches in the process as she panned the camera around her living room, only to reveal that her pet cat Lola was hiding from her on the shelf.Lola couldn't have been less interested in the fact that her owner had walked through the door, and stayed curled up on a pile of books rather

Hugh Jackman is a man of many talents.

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Anna Paquin has insisted her marriage to Stephen Moyer does not change her sexuality as she accused her critics of “bi erasure”. The 38-year-old actress came out as bisexual in 2010, the same year she tied the knot with her ‘True Blood’ co-star, and has said she was “assumed to be straight” because she married a man.

Hugh Jackman doesn’t do anything by halves.

reboot isn't totally out of the question for Anna Paquin and Stephen Moyer.

The trailer for the upcoming movie Reminiscence features a reunion for two of the leading stars of The Greatest Showman!

Hugh Jackman in his latest film “Reminiscence” will take you on a journey through your memories — even if there’s a past you’d be best served to forget. “Reminiscence” comes from director and writer Lisa Joy, who co-created “Westworld” and cast Jackman as “a private investigator of the mind,” someone who helps his clients access lost memories and relive them and their emotions.

Hugh Jackman is diving into the world of lost memories in the new sci-fi thriller “Reminiscence”, the directorial debut feature of “Westworld” co-creator Lisa Joy.

Thanks to the critical success of their HBO show “Westworld,” Lisa Joy and her husband, Jonathan Nolan, are an ascendant power couple in the Hollywood landscape. Neither of them is a stranger to success and critical acclaim.