Inside Jamie Foxx's History-Making Role in Pixar's 'Soul' (Exclusive)

Sending all our love to Jamie Foxx and his family as they deal with very, very sad news.

Jamie Foxx is headed back to Netflix to star in Day Shift.

Jamie Foxx is starting to see the Netflix light. You see, after debuting his most recent action film, “Project Power,” on the streaming service, the Oscar-winning actor has already lined up another blockbuster film for Netflix, “Day Shift.” READ MORE: Jamie Foxx And Teyonah Parris Join John Boyega In Sci-Fi Mystery ‘They Cloned Tyrone’ According to THR, Foxx is set to star in the upcoming film, “Day Shift,” which will be directed by JJ Perry.

debut on Disney+ in December. He is represented by CAA, LBI Entertainment and Rogers & Cowan/PMK.Perry is represented by WME and Mortimer PR, while Strahelski is represented by WME, Mortimer PR and attorney Tara Kole of Gang, Tyre, Ramer, Brown & Passman.

Dave McNary Film ReporterJamie Foxx is starring in and executive producing the Netflix vampire comedy “Day Shift,” with JJ Perry making his directorial debut.Foxx will portray a hard working, blue collar dad who wants to provide a good life for his quick-witted 8-year-old daughter, but his mundane San Fernando Valley pool cleaning job is a front for his real source of income — hunting and killing vampires.

When Jamie Foxx goes out, he’s not shy about hitting the hottest spots in town. The Academy-Award winner, 52, was photographed with a mystery blonde at renowned Vietnamese restaurant, Crustacean in Beverly Hills on Wednesday night. It’s unclear who his dinner date was, especially since her face was hidden behind a glittery black mask.

It’s been a little over a month since one steamy kiss revealed that Katie Holmes had found herself a new man after ending her apparent longtime on-and-off relationship with Jamie Foxx.

In the age of Covid-19, release dates, might be fluid, but release dates and trailers essentially have symbiotic relationships. New date? A new trailer, especially when that date is fixed and no longer beholden to the vagaries of Covid-19 susceptible theaters.

Jamie Foxx is glad that his ex-girlfriend Katie Holmes has found love with new boyfriend Emilio Vitolo Jr. a source exclusively tells Us Weekly.The Django Unchained actor “is happy for her and wishes her the best,” the insider says. “Jamie has moved on and is unbothered by Katie and Emilio’s romance.”Foxx, 52, and Holmes, 41, dated from 2013 to August 2019.

Once upon a time, you were guaranteed flawlessness from a Pixar production, aside from the odd “Cars” flick here and there. The studio has, however, become something of a sequel mill over the past decade, boasting only a few masterworks since the halcyon days of “Ratatouille,” “WALL-E” and “Up”; the five years since they released what was arguably their greatest work, “Inside Out,” stands out as something of a creative no man’s land.

debut exclusively on Disney+ on Dec. 25.Pixar's animated tale of the before and afterlife centers on aspiring musician and middle-school band teacher Joe Gardner (Jamie Foxx), whose unexpected demise accidentally lands him in the Great Before, where souls are readied for life on Earth.

The dominos of departing theatrical releases from the 2020 calendar continue as theater chains face hurdles opening in the United States due to a continuing widespread COVID-19 pandemic and closures loom as Europe finds itself on the verge of a second wave. Expected blockbusters such as “Dune” and “No Time To Die” have already pushed to 2021 and now one of Disney’s expected crown jewels has joined their ranks.

Shark Tank star Daymond John has announced the details for his Black Entrepreneurs Day, a live stream event presented by Chase for Business in conjunction with production company Medium Rare. Scheduled for Oct.

One of the most bizarre superhero news in a while was the report that arguably the unlikeliest of Spider-Man villains would crossover from Sony to the MCU — Jamie Foxx‘s Electro. Well, it seems Foxx himself confirmed the news, and he is also hinting at a very different version of the villain when he appears in “Spider-Man 3” specifically, his skin won’t be blue now.

casting announcements out of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, this one is the most — ahem — : Jamie Foxx, who previously portrayed Electro opposite Andrew Garfield's webslinger in 2014's, will reprise the role opposite Tom Holland's Spidey in the untitled sequel.

The Hollywood Reporter.Foxx played the character in the 2014 “The Amazing Spider-Man 2,” which starred Andrew Garfield as the web-slinger before the character was brought into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Sony has dated the third film for Nov. 5, 2021.