Idris Elba And His Wife Sabrina Talk Climate Change, Insist ‘Each Individual Person Can Make A Change’

Netflix has picked up worldwide rights to Concrete Cowboy, the Idris Elba-Caleb McLaughlin drama that generated acclaim when it premiered at the Toronto Film Festival in September. While no release date has been set, the streamer is penciling in a debut in 2021.

“With Glasgow hosting Cop, the world’s largest climate conference next year, this work puts us on the national stage, demonstrating exemplar activity right here in Galloway.”Ruth Weisgionem, Sniffer managing director and director of Adaptation Scotland, added: “We are very excited to be collaborating with Loch Ken Trust and with partners to build resilience to climate change in this locality, in a way that is inclusive and dynamic.”

Harrison Ford is urging voters to cast their ballots for leaders who will take action on climate change and not turn it into a political issue.

James Bond producer Barbara Broccoli recently spoke out about her thoughts on the new 007 agent in an interview with Total Film. And gave details about the search for the next Bond, amid many unconfirmed reports about who’s set to play the titular role after the release of No Time to Die in 2021. “I always say: you can only be in love with one person at a time.

Idris Elba swerves most online criticism so he can better enjoy his life.The Luther actor, 48, reveals during an appearance on Liz Bonnin’s podcast What Planet Are We On? he’s “sensitive” to disapproval because he is just like everyone else.“I tend to be a lot more sensitive to it so therefore I don’t read it. I try to stay away from it,” he explained.

Luther creator Neil Cross has confirmed that a spin-off film is making progress.The showrunner addressed frequent rumours that Idris Elba’s detective character is heading for the big screen, confirming the team is planning to “make more Luther” soon.In an interview with Radio Times, Cross addressed the progress of the film.“Ask Idris! We are – I don’t know what I’m allowed to say, which is an answer in of itself! Words are my job and I’ve lost them all,” he said.“We wanna make more Luther.

Sia is seen in disguise while performing on stage at the 2020 Billboard Music Awards!

JeremyDarroch, the CEO of European pay TV giant Sky Group, owned by Comcast, called on the media and entertainment industry to work together to make progress on fighting climate change and addressed how he sees the company's role in that context. Asked about covering climate change via Sky News, Darroch said: "It’s our job … to really look at the breadth of the science, the most reliable sources, the evidence that is right around us every day.

Ed Meza @edmezavarGermany’s Maze Pictures has boarded Moscow-based Metrafilm’s KGB comedy series “Pawns,” from writers Michael and Lily Idov, who penned the award-winning 2018 Cannes competition screener “Leto.”The company, which has offices in Munich, Berlin and Lucerne, Switzerland, is also developing a miniseries based on “Ghosts of Berlin,” a book of supernatural stories by filmmaker Rudolf Herzog (son of Werner Herzog), and the tentatively titled mystery series “Parallels.”On the film

below.Sheldon Whitehouse, immediately after Mike Lee's statement: "This hearing itself is a microcosm of Trump's dangerous ineptitude of dealing with the covid pandemic.

The Duke of Cambridge is laser-focused on fighting the climate crisis.

Rod Stewart has spoken about his fears of climate change, saying that he believes that “we’ve spoiled the Earth” and that “it’s too late to turn back now”.The singer was speaking to Chris Evans recently for his How to Wow podcast in a wide-ranging interview that touched on Stewart’s career, his interest in football and the coronavirus pandemic.While discussing the pandemic with Evans, Stewart said that he thinks “the good Lord is intent on wiping us all out, because we’ve spoiled the

How to Wow podcast with broadcaster, Chris Evans, last week. “I think the good Lord is intent on wiping us all out, because we’ve spoiled the Earth. We’ve spoiled it.

Amazon Studios has picked up the action movie Heads of State, to star Idris Elba and John Cena, from The Safran Company, The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed. Harrison Query is penning the script and Peter Safran and John Rickard are producing.

Idris Elba and John Cena apparently had a good thing going in the upcoming “The Suicide Squad” sequel, because the two actors pitched an action film titled “Heads of State” over Zoom to studios and Amazon Studios just picked up the film.

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Amazon Studios has won Heads of State, a pitch package designed to re-team John Cena and Idris Elba, who star in the upcoming The Suicide Squad sequel at Warner Bros. The project was sold after a Zoom pitch presentation with the actors, screenwriter Harrison Query, and the producers (The Safran Company’s Peter Safran and John Rickard).

Mike Fleming Jr Co-Editor-in-Chief, FilmEXCLUSIVE: Amazon Studios has won Head of State, a pitch package designed to re-team John Cena and Idris Elba, who star in the upcoming The Suicide Squad sequel at Warner Bros. The project was sold after a Zoom pitch presentation with the actors, screenwriter Harrison Query, and the producers (The Safran Company’s Peter Safran and John Rickard).