‘Jungleland’ Director Max Winkler on His Gritty Charlie Hunnam Boxing Drama

Will Thorne Staff WriterApple’s “Shantaram” series starring Charlie Hunnam has found its showrunner.Steven Lightfoot has signed on to run the forthcoming show, Variety has confirmed. The “Hannibal” and “Punisher” alum has at the same time inked a multi-year overall deal with Apple.“Shantaram” is based on Gregory David Roberts’ 2003 novel of the same name and tells the story of Lin (Hunnam), a man on the run from an Australian prison looking to get lost in the teeming city of Bombay.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorHBO Max has swooped for its latest UK drama after taking the U.S. rights to A Very English Scandal writer Russell T Davies’ AIDS crisis series It’s A Sin.The WarnerMedia streamer has acquired the five-part drama from All3Media International as part of a raft of international sales.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaFinn Cole gets to channel Bonnie and Clyde in “Dreamland,” a Depression-era drama that finds the “Animal Kingdom” actor playing a naive teenager who falls for Margot Robbie’s bank robber on the lam.It’s familiar territory for Cole, who previously played gangsters in “Animal Kingdom” and “Peaky Blinders,” but “Dreamland” also represented a big step forward for the actor, who gets top billing in a movie alongside an Oscar-nominated star.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Motsi Mabuse has said that if she were on the show on Sunday she "might've saved" Max George and sent home Maisie Smith. Motsi was unable to appear as she is now self isolating after she had to rush back to Germany, where she lives, as there was a break in at the dance school she runs.

Ken Ehrlich In the award show/live event genre, there really aren’t superstar director names like Spielberg, Tarantino, Coppola or others. It just doesn’t work like that,  with the exception of my friend, Walter C.

“Pacific Rim 2” went ahead without star Charlie Hunnam, and many fans wondered why.

Charlie Hunnam explained why he decided not to do the second Pacific Rim movie after starring in the 2013 first movie.

Sons of Anarchy fans have been hearing rumors about the show getting getting a reboot, prequel series, and sequel series. However, nothing has been set in stone as of yet.

Dave McNary Film ReporterJamie Foxx will produce and star in Amazon Studios’ “The Burial,” centered on the legal battle over a funeral home chain during the 1990s.“The Burial” is based on Jonathan Harr’s 1999 article in the New Yorker about the contractual dispute case brought against funeral home executive Ray Loewen by Mississippi businessman Jeremiah O’Keefe, who hired the flamboyant attorney Willie Gary.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaSean Baker is close to wrapping “Red Rocket,” a secret film he has been shooting in Texas. The dark comedy will star Simon Rex of the “Scary Movie” franchise and “Jack & Jill.” Plot details are being kept under wraps, but production should be finished this month.

Christopher Vourlias A German-speaking juvenile offender community in northern Greece is the unlikely setting of “Daniel ‘16,” the second feature film from Dimitris Koutsiabasakos.

It’s clear from pretty early on in “Jungleland” that Stanley isn’t a great guy. He has nothing but love for his brother, Lion, but Stanley is just a skeezy guy that will rob Peter to pay Paul and will get in deep with some bad guys if it means moving ahead in his life and the life of his boxing prodigy brother.

confirmed it's possible to contract COVID-19 twice — and that might be what's happened to Charlie Hunnam.The "Sons of Anarchy" star, 40, video-conferenced in to "Jimmy Kimmel Live," on Friday, Nov. 6, to chat about his new film, "Jungleland," but the conversation veered towards Charlie's health at one point."I'm not sure what I have," he told Jimmy."I have a little bit of a persistent fever, a dry cough, a little bit of fatigue, so … it could be COVID.

Charlie Hunnam is opening up about his battle with COVID-19 earlier this year and how he’s currently sick with something that feels like the virus.

Charlie Hunnam paid a virtual visit to “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” on Friday night, and the former “Sons of Anarchy” star admitted he was feeling under the weather.

A year ago, people swore that Idris Elba was the next James Bond. Now, it’s Tom Hardy that is definitely, maybe, probably going to take over for Daniel Craig as the suave superspy.