Charlize Theron reveals she would love to do the Hancock sequel; Says 'will do the film in a heartbeat'

Charlize Theron has been teaching her children about racial injustice amidst the Black Lives Matter movement. The 'Old Guard' star has been educating her daughters - Jackson, eight, and August, five - on racism as she praised them for "becoming little warriors in their own right".

Charlize Theron knows the importance of being honest and open with her children. The 44-year-old Oscar winner spoke about talking to her two daughters, Jackson and August, about Black Lives Matter while chatting with Jimmy Fallon on Monday's .«The day I became a parent, I vowed that I would always tell them the truth in a way that they could handle.

It’s been 20 years since the world was introduced to Bryan Singer’s film, “X-Men.” And though it wasn’t the first (superhero films existed decades prior) and it wasn’t the most successful (Sam Raimi’s “Spider-Man” would break records two years later), “X-Men” holds a significant place in the history of superhero films—proving they could be serious and meaningful in a post-“Batman & Robin” world and that they could be blockbusters once again.

Charlize Theron has had to have some difficult conversations recently with her two young daughters.

Charlize Theron is single and has no interest in dating at the moment. In a recent interview with E! News, The Old Guard actress gave an update on her love life or, by her choice, the lack thereof.

Sorry folks, Charlize Theron is emotionally unavailable right now. Even though she’s single, the Oscar winner has no interest in pursuing a relationship of any kind and opened up about what situation she’d like to have in the unlikely event she does find someone to settle down with.

When you finish watching the new Netflix movie The Old Guard, you’re immediately going to be ready to watch a sequel. So, will it happen?

Charlize Theron ignored the pain of a torn ligament in her thumb to complete filming on her latest movie.The Atomic Blonde star suffered the nasty injury while pulling off an action sequence with a stuntman, but she had no idea how seriously she had been hurt and insisted on 'pressing on' to keep cameras rolling.Fight coordinator Danny Hernandez has revealed the Oscar winner was a tough woman on the set of superhero flick The Old Guard, in which Theron portrayed the leader of a group of immortal

Charlize Theron is revealing the shocking reason why she has never done a Marvel movie…she has never been asked!

Charlize Theron is getting back on the saddle!

Charlize Theron is looking back at conquering her fear of riding horses.

Charlize Theron wasn’t prepared to let go of the “Mad Max: Fury Road” character Furiosa, but she had to. Filmmaker George Miller told the New York Times in May that he was going to do a prequel with a younger actress to portray Furiosa.

Charlize Theron has become one of the go-to actresses when it comes to action films. She’s appeared in films such as “Fate of the Furious,” “Atomic Blonde,” and the upcoming “The Old Guard,” due to her ability to not only act but to actually pull off action scenes.

Charlize Theron has spoken about the struggles of homeschooling her children while at home during the coronavirus pandemic, saying she would much rather make intense action films than become their teacher again.Theron has two daughters – eight-year-old Jackson, who she adopted in 2012, and four-year-old August, who she adopted in July 2015.The Oscar-winning actor acknowledged the difficulties of homeschooling her daughters during a recent interview with Today’s Willie Geist, who also has two

Charlize Theron has been struggling to raise her children properly amid the COVID-19 lockdowns. During a chat with Willie Geist from Today, the 44-year-old joked that filming her movies is a lot easier than taking care of her children, Jackson, 8, and August, who will be 5-years-old this month.

Also Read: Charlize Theron Is a 'Very Hard to Kill' Warrior in Action Film 'The Old Guard' Trailer (Video)Theron, who is back to the sinewy power we saw in “Mad Max: Fury Road” and “Atomic Blonde,” plays Andromache of Scythia, but you can call her Andy. Two or three centuries ago (don’t ask her age!), she figured out that she could never be killed, that every injury would heal.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticThere’s a thing you can always count on in blockbuster movie culture: If a popcorn genre hangs around long enough, after a while it’s going to merge with another popcorn genre it seemingly has nothing to do with.