Cillian Murphy to return to BBC Radio 6 Music for new ‘Limited Edition’ series

Jamie Lee Curtis has lined up a new role, and will reunite for Ryan Murphy for it!

It’s been 10 years since Eddie Redmayne last appeared on stage in an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Richard II. Since then, he’s made a name for himself on-screen with roles in “The Danish Girl” and the “Fantastic Beasts” franchise, winning an Oscar for “The Theory Of Everything” in 2014. Now, the 39-year-old actor is ready to take the stage on London’s West End once again in a new adaptation of Cabaret.

Chris Martin is keeping it natural!

Christopher Nolan‘s next movie is shaping up and Cillian Murphy has been confirmed as the leading man!

rumours the pair would team up once again, Murphy has been officially cast to play the American physicist whose involvement in the Manhattan Project led him to be dubbed the “father of the atomic bomb”.The $100million film, officially titled Oppenheimer, is written by Nolan and produced by Emma Thomas. It’s based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Kai Bird and Martin J.

It’s official: after being rumored to star in Christopher Nolan‘s Robert Oppenheimer and the creation of the atom bomb movie, actor Cillian Murphy is now confirmed to be playing the lead character. What’s more, the movie, which Universal won in a big bidding war last month, now that Nolan and Warner Bros.

broke his long-standing relationship with Warner Bros., which over 18 years produced or co-produced most of Nolan’s films, all of which have earned more than $5 billion at the global box office and earned 11 Oscars, including two Best Picture nominations. His most recent film “Tenet” was released exclusively theatrically in the midst of the pandemic and struggled at the box office but still brought in $363 million worldwide.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaCillian Murphy will play J. Robert Oppenheimer, the American physicist whose role running the the Los Alamos Laboratory and involvement in the Manhattan Project has led him to be dubbed the “father of the atomic bomb.” The “Peaky Blinders” star has been confirmed to take the title role in “Oppenheimer,” Christopher Nolan’s upcoming historical epic.

Following a heated bidding war that led to his next film landing at Universal, Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer has not only found its star to play the titular role but set a date on when audiences can see his next movie. Universal Pictures and Nolan’s banner Syncopy have confirmed Cillian Murphy to star in Oppenheimer as scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer and also announced that the film will bow on July 21, 2023, a slot typically saved for Nolan films in the past.

George Clooney and Ben Affleck’s new film, ‘The Tender Bar.’ The movie is set to hit theaters this December and then will be on Amazon Prime Video in early January. Clooney directed the film while Affleck is starring in it.

The stars are stepping out for the premiere of The Tender Bar!

Peter Caranicas Deputy EditorEnergaCamerimage, the cinematography-based film festival, will honor filmmaker and director Colin Tilley with its Achievement in Music Videos Award at its 29th edition, which will take place in Torun, Poland, on November 13 – 20, 2021.Tilley, CEO and owner of Boy in the Castle Productions, is a self-taught Bay Area filmmaker who began his directorial career shooting and editing music videos for local rappers at age 19.

Steve Bloom After skipping a year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Global Citizen Live Festival made its return bigger than ever, staging events in eight cities, from New York to Los Angeles to Mumbai, on Sept. 25.The organization’s flagship concert in New York City — where GCF has taken place since its inception in 2012 — drew a crowd of more than 60,000 fans to Central Park’s Great Lawn.

George Clooney and Brad Pitt will once again grace the screen together.

Kate Moss is the ringbearer at your wedding, you can’t be doing badly when it comes to making it big in the fashion world. And if Jordan Barrett’s LFW squad is anything to go by, he already has.