How the Epic Failure of ‘Fantastic Four’ Inspired Josh Trank to Make ‘Capone’

By Variety Staff

Dead to Me star Linda Cardellini has opened up about working with Tom Hardy on new film Capone, admitting that she was "terrified" when the script called for her to slap her co-star.

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In this new post-COVID-19 world, we start to measure the “success” of a film differently when it’s released on VOD versus theatrical. We saw that Universal is already doing that when the studio discusses “Trolls World Tour.” And now, Vertical Entertainment, who partnered with Redbox Entertainment for the film’s distribution, is touting some pretty impressive numbers for its indie drama, “Capone,” which stars Tom Hardy and is directed by Josh Trank.

Manchester United's interest in Jack Grealish stretches back to 2012, according to former Aston Villa manager Alex McLeish.

Manchester United have made Jack Grealish one of their top summer transfer targets and will continue to pursue a deal when the transfer window re-opens.

By Brent Lang

A fun-loving young dog is looking for a new place to call home.

More than 150 new homes will be built in Seedley - but locals fear the ‘communist’ buildings will make Salford the ‘laughing stock of the UK’.

You rarely get the chance to talk to someone like Josh Trank. Hell, you really don’t get to talk to filmmakers as open as Trank, in general.

Actor and funnyman Bill Murray has challenged top chef Guy Fieri to a virtual nachos contest.

The generous view of 2015's Fantastic Four might be that studio interference was at least partly responsible for that lumbering dirge of a superhero reboot going so badly wrong. So with Josh Trank taking a more independent detour and seizing greater control as writer, director and editor on his return feature, it seemed reasonable to hope he might recapture some of the spark and invention of his 2012 debut, Chronicle.

Al Capone is one of the most legendary mobsters in American history. However, of what we see depicted of him, especially on screen, concerns his “glory” days.

Jimmy Fallon welcomed a pair of special guests to Friday’s at-home edition of “The Tonight Show”, Food Network host Guy Fieri and comedy icon Bill Murray.

Dreaming of freedom and singing songs about being bored in the house is something a lot of us can probably relate to right now while practicing safe social distancing.