Jason Statham & Guy Ritchie Are Teaming Up Again for Spy Thriller 'Five Eves'

Jodie Turner-Smith can’t stop raving about husband Joshua Jackson in her new cover story with Porter magazine.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorSamuel L. Jackson’s profanity-laced persona on the Alexa voice assistant is getting a major [expletive deleted] upgrade.The actor’s voice skill on Alexa, which Amazon introduced a year ago, is adding over 30,000 new responses on the platform with new jokes, roasts, stories and other content.

Jason Momoa makes some powerful allegations against Warned Bros, claiming some “serious stuff went down,” during the reshoots for Justice League, backing up his co-star Ray Fisher who portrays Victor Stone in the popular films, as well as other cast members who were treated in an unprofessional way.

Peter White Television EditorViacomCBS’s new streaming service Paramount+ will feature a limited drama about the making of The Godfather and a spy thriller from Yellowstone co-creator Taylor Sheridan.Elsewhere, a new reboot of BET’s The Game is in development, it is reviving VH1’s classic rock-doc strand Behind The Music and ordered a true crime documentary spin-off of Criminal Minds.The Offer is based on Oscar-winning producer Al Ruddy’s never-revealed experiences of making The Godfather.

German majorLeoninehas snatched up the rights for Germany to Guy Ritchie's Miramax spy thriller Five Eyes, starring Jason Statham, during the Toronto Film Festival's virtual market. The pre-sale deal was reached with STXinternational, which is handling worldwide rights to the movie, which is expected to start shooting in Europe in November.STXfilms will distribute it directly in the U.S., UK, and Ireland.

US theatrical debut on Aug. 31, will be able to screen at indoor theaters in big cities like LA and New York, both of which have been hit hard by the coronavirus.The time-bending thriller is the first blockbuster to premier on the silver screen since the pandemic hit in March.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: In a competitive situation, German major Leonine has won rights to recently announced Jason Statham-Guy Ritchie spy thriller Five Eyes, marking the first major deal to go down during Toronto’s virtual market.The splashy pre-sale, in the high seven figures, marks one of Leonine’s most lucrative acquisitions to date.

took the studio to court after he was removed as a lead producer from the “Fast & the Furious” spinoff “Hobbs and Shaw,” starring Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham, just days before shooting was set to begin.“Neal H. Moritz has been an integral part of the ‘Fast & Furious’ family since the inception of the franchise nearly two decades ago,” a Universal spokesperson said in a statement.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV CriticEXCLUSIVE: Just like Hobbs and Shaw themselves, the once battling Universal and The Fast and The Furious franchise producer Neal Moritz have become a buddy flick again.Almost two years after Moritz took the Comcast-owned studio to court for breach of contract on the Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham starring F&F spinoff, the two sides have settled – and it’s all hugs, kisses and pedal to the metal now.“Neal H.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley leads the way while leaving Scott’s restaurant with longtime partner Jason Statham on Friday (September 4) in London, England.

Jason Statham might be one of the biggest action stars in the world right now, most recently squaring off with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson in the mega-blockbuster “Hobbs & Shaw.” However, years before, he was an unknown that was chosen to star in the film, “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” by filmmaker Guy Ritchie, who then turned the non-actor into a star.

Miramax is re-teaming with director Guy Ritchie for the spy action thriller Five Eyes, to star Jason Statham. STXfilms has nabbed the worldwide distribution rights to the pic and will start shopping Five Eyes to buyers at the virtual Toronto Film Festival market.

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterAfter launching their careers together on Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, Jason Statham and Guy Ritchie are reuniting on the spy thriller Five Eyes. Statham will star and Ritchie will direct and produce from a screenplay written by The Gentlemen scribes Ivan Atkinson and Marn Davies with revisions by Ritchie.

Dave McNary Film ReporterJason Statham and director Guy Ritchie are re-teaming on the spy thriller “Five Eyes” for Miramax.Statham will portray an agent recruited by global intelligence alliance “Five Eyes” to track down and stop the sale of a deadly new weapon that threatens to disrupt the world order.

Also Read: 'The Batman:' Robert Pattinson Tests Positive for COVID-19 (Report)“Guy Ritchie’s ‘Five Eyes’ is his next collaboration with Jason, commencing with ‘Snatch,’ following the upcoming film, ‘Wrath of Man’ and the global success of ‘The Gentlemen,’ in partnership with STXfilms,” Miramax CEO Bill Block said in a statement.

Also Read: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Gavin Newsom and Previous California Governors Urge Face Mask Use: 'This Isn't Over'Schwarzenegger has a long relationship with the studio, which has been behind the last two “Terminator” installments, “Dark Fate” and “Genisys.” Schwarzenegger’s only other notable TV gig was his one season hosting “The Apprentice” after Donald Trump was elected president.Deadline first reported on the project.Whether it's because of endless delays, fan demands, a director's

Billy Hayes Billy Hayes, author of the autobiographical book “Midnight Express,” on which the film directed by Alan Parker and written by Oliver Stone was based, disagreed with several of the assertions made in Stone’s new book, “Chasing the Light.”Oliver Stone, acknowledged master of revisionist history, has made several self-serving comments about me and the film version of “Midnight Express” in his new book.

former first minister's criminal trial on a train, the Daily Record can reveal.The significant step follows allegations by Rape Crisis Scotland that Gordon Jackson "undermined public confidence" by openly talking about the case and women involved.Jackson was filmed talking about the case on the Edinburgh to Glasgow commuter service, sparking outrage from victims groups.Recorded in March, the film emerged after Salmond was acquitted of all charges at the High Court.The recording of Jackson, who