James McAvoy on ‘Twelve Minutes,’ His First Video-Game Voiceover Role

In Stephen Daldry’s latest, the “Billy Elliot” director tackles life in quarantine and the rhythms of lockdown during COVID-19 with “Together.” The film is immediately bolstered by clever and enlightening dialogue and committed and passionate performances from Sharon Horgan and James McAvoy. The two play a couple who have been together for over a decade but have only remained in a quasi-relationship for the sake of their son.

Netflix subscribers in Poland can now access two mobile games for free as the service trials video game expansion.The two games, Stranger Things 3 and Stranger Things 1984, are both tie-ins with the Stranger Things Netflix original, and were paid releases on the Android and Apple app stores.The Netflix Geeked Twitter account launched the trial, saying it was “very, very early days and we’ve got a lot of work to do in the months ahead, but this is the first step”.Let’s talk Netflix and gaming.

video games may be a result of collusion between an auction house and a games grading company, alleges a new report.Australian journalist Karl Jobst has claimed that grading firm Wata Games and auction company Heritage Auctions worked in concert to artificially spike the costs of retro video games, potentially for the benefit of figures involved in both companies (thanks, VGC).In a nearly hour-long investigation, Jobst alleges that Deniz Kahn, CEO of Wata, worked with Jim Halperin, co-founder of

James McAvoy has confessed in an interview that his love for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion became a real problem when filming Becoming Jane.The interview with Forbes reveals that McAvoy was captivated by Oblivion, playing it long into the night when he was due on set early the next morning.

James McAvoy has said he became so addicted to video games that it was affecting his acting career. The actor admitted he was obsessed with gaming and would stay up until the early hours of the morning playing before shooting scenes.

Twelve Minutes. Kojima often tweets about the games he’s playing, films he’s watching, or anything else he finds interesting. So while Kojima singing the praises of a game he likes isn’t exactly new, it is welcome.“TWELVE MINUTES.

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Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“Free Guy,” in theaters Aug. 13, revolves around a world within a world — the video game Free City.

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James McAvoy is standing up for his new look.

based on video games is a whole other story, most films about video games are stuck in the ’80s as though every game still asks players to rack up points or collect gold coins as they hunt for an extra life or evade pew-pew laser sound effects. The team behind Ryan Reynolds’ “Free Guy” wanted to change that.

Ryan Reynolds — don’t worry, his shtick works here — plays Guy, a rudimentary bystander (a “non-playable character”) in a “Grand Theft Auto”-style game called “Free City.” His dumb catchphrase? “Don’t have a good day — have a great day!” Players from the real world descend on the CGI metropolis as sunglasses-wearing avatars and shoot, steal and cause untold destruction. The next day, it starts over.

It’s just a bun, not a “man bun.”

Aging like fine wine! James McAvoy, 42, debuted a grey streak in his hair, while appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Wednesday August 11. The actor looked incredibly handsome, as he walked towards the studio. His brown hair was slicked to the back and tied up in a man-bun, and the sliver of grey hair was clearly visible. James also sported a gray suit with a purple button-down underneath.

James McAvoy shows off the short streak of grey hair on his head while arriving for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Wednesday night (August 11) in Los Angeles.