James Bond franchise for not including any sex scenes in No Time To Die.The Benedetta director shared his thoughts on the 007 films following the news that Daniel Craig will be retiring from the role, saying many Hollywood studio films today are sexless.“It’s about crashing and blowing up,” Verhoeven said of franchises like 007, in an interview with The Sunday Times.“Sometimes these movies are fun, but the narrative tells you nothing about us now. I don’t see any other thought in Marvel or Bond movies.”Verhoeven shared his thoughts on what his own Bond film would look like, saying “I’d go back to reality” with “cars that don’t leap up into the sky.”The filmmaker went on to criticise No Time To Die for scrapping any intimate scenes between Bond, after praising the ones in Craig’s debut as 007 in Casino Royale.“There was always sex in Bond!” Verhoeven said.
Nazanin’s first Mother’s Day back home will make maternal bond ‘stronger than ever’ says expert
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's release last week was a huge cause for celebration and a victory - finally - for justice for the mum of one after she was imprisoned in Iran in 2016. LINK This Sunday will be the first Mother’s Day Nazanin and her daughter Gabriella have spent together since they were separated at the airport in Iran when Nazanin was detained.
Gabriella - then a toddler - was sent to live with her grandparents until she was released home to her dad Richard. LINK On first glimpsing her mother through a window of the RAF airbase at Brize Norton, Oxfordshire, as Nazanin began descending the plane's steps after landing back in the UK, Gabriella exclaimed excitedly: "That's them now.That's my mummy!" And as Gabriella, who turns eight this June, rushed into her mother's arms — the intimate moment obscured from the camera as they stood behind a screen — we heard, amid the tears, the excited babble of a little girl's voice.
"You smell nice," Gabriella told her mummy, before Nazanin replied: "Do I? But I haven't had a shower for 24 hours!" The family are currently enjoying catching up in private at a safe house. Speaking to her MP, Tulip Siddiq, Nazanin admitted she was “over the moon to be home but exhausted,” and that spending time with her daughter felt “surreal”.Tulip Siddiq said: “Gabriella has already attached herself to her mother like an extra limb, beside herself with excitement to have both parents in the room at the same time for the first time in six years.” “For Nazanin, Gabriella is all she can talk about,” continued the MP.
“They can’t stop hugging each other and kissing. “They then all collapsed into one bed, all three of them and fell asleep, Gabriella in the middle of her parents.
St. Vincent adds new dates to 2022 ‘Daddy’s Home’ UK tour
St. Vincent has added new dates to her upcoming UK tour behind acclaimed sixth album ‘Daddy’s Home’ – see the full schedule below and get your tickets here.Annie Clark will be hitting the road this summer flanked by The Down And Out Downtown Band, with dates based around a handful of festival performances, including a slow at Glastonbury.Among the existing dates, St.
Married at First Sight star Jessika Power braves cold in revealing outfit on night out in Manchester
Britain is currently in the grip of a cold spell this April, but Married at First Sight Australia star Jessika Power shrugged off the icy blasts as she stepped out in a revealing outfit on a night out in Manchester. Jessika, from Perth, moved to Manchester last year and she looked right at home as she headed to her 'absolute favourite' restaurant.
'Fill the silence with your music,' Zelenskyy tells Grammys
Ukraine’s invasion by Russia.During the pre-recorded message that aired on the show Sunday, he likened the invasion to a deadly silence threatening to extinguish the dreams and lives of the Ukrainian people, including children.“Our musicians wear body armor instead of tuxedos. They sing to the wounded in hospitals, even to those who can’t hear them,” he said in English.
‘Cuddly’ Queen Mother was ‘steely’ and ‘tough as boots inside’, says expert
On March 30 2002, the Queen Mother passed away at the age of 101.The nation mourned its favourite member of the Royal Family, who always had a wide smile and a wave for everyone who met her. It’s true, the Queen Mother was seen as a sweet and cuddly grandmother. But behind her twinkling eyes was a strong woman with a steely reputation, as Jennie Bond tells OK!.The former BBC royal correspondent recalls: “The Queen Mother was called ‘steel in a velvet glove’ but she was tough as boots inside.
Queen Mother would be ‘unbending and unforgiving’ to Meghan and Harry’s needs, says expert
It’s been 20 years since Her Majesty the Queen lost her mother, and a lot has changed for our Royal Family. When the Queen Mother was alive, the monarchy wouldn’t allow royals to wed divorcees. But the rules have been bent in recent times and Prince Harry was allowed to marry Meghan Markle.
Amazon is already killing James Bond with dumb new reality show
completed its $8.5 billion acquisition of MGM, which co-owns the 007 movie franchise, two weeks ago, it instantly began splitting Bond into many pieces with its evil money-grubbing laser, effectively kicking off the death of a 60-year-old brand beloved by generations.You can smell the British flesh start to sizzle. Last week, Variety reported that Amazon Prime Video and producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G.
Charles 'desperate' to see Archie and Lilibet as Harry delays UK visit, says expert
Prince Charles is growing increasingly “desperate” to see Archie and Lilibet after Prince Harry announced further delays on a trip back to the UK this month, an expert has said. It’s been a while since the Prince of Wales has physically seen his grandson or even met his baby granddaughter after parents Prince Harry and Meghan Markle moved to the US in 2020. According to Royal editor Russel Myers, it looks like it could still be quite some time yet before Prince Charles gets to reunite with his grandchildren as son Harry has delayed a visit back to his home country with his family over fears of their safety.