Netflix's Rebecca: Everything We Know About the Lily James and Armie Hammer Movie

The flashcards definitely paid off! Kenya Moore‘s daughter, Brooklyn Daly, is already speaking French like a Parisian — and she’s just a one-year-old. The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 49, posted a precious video of her daughter to Instagram on August 24, showing little Brooklyn repeating after her, counting to 10 in French. Kenya captioned the video, which you can watch below, “I do it for the gram!”

Kobe Bryant is getting showered with love on what would have been his 42nd birthday.

Kenneth Branagh first brought to life in 2017's. Now, he's tasked with solving a new case with a new gallery of rogues in .The first trailer lays out the key beats of the case: Newlyweds (played by Armie Hammer and Gal Gadot) honeymooning on a glamorous river boat in Egypt.

Death on the Nile, the sequel to 2017’s Murder on the Orient Express has just been given a glamorous new trailer.The Agatha Christie adaptation sees Branagh reprising his role as famed Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot as he investigates another murder.Gal Gadot and Armie Hammer lead a star-studded cast that also includes Black Panther’s Letitia Wright, Sex Education’s Emma Mackey, Dawn French, Sophie Okonedo, Jennifer Saunders and Russell Brand."Around 7,000 jobs to be axed in further M&S

Armie Hammer and Gal Gadot make their debut as a glamorous couple whose Egyptian honeymoon is cut short by murder in the trailer for Death On The Nile.

No one can be trusted in the star-studded trailer for “Death on the Nile”.

top of the charts. And when it comes to new series, a summer slot isn't generally a vote of confidence from the network.Due to coronavirus-forced production shutdowns, Summer 2020 has been an especially soft season.

Kenya Barris is set to produce a feature documentary for Netflix about Benjamin Crump, the civil rights attorney that represented the families of victims of police violence. Nadia Hallgreen, the filmmaker behind the Michelle Obama documentary Becoming, will direct the yet-to-be-titled feature that will also be produced by Oscar winnerRoger Ross Williams.

Dominic Patten Senior Editor, Legal & TV Critic#blackAF creator Kenya Barris is making the move from fictionalized documentary to a real documentary on high-profile attorney Ben Crump.In the works for the past several pivotal months, the as-yet untitled film on the lawyer is set to stream on Netflix next year.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterNetflix has ordered a documentary feature based on the life and career of civil rights attorney Ben Crump, Variety has learned.The yet-to-be-titled documentary will be directed and produced by Nadia Hallgren, who recently received two Emmy nominations for her work on Netflix’s Michelle Obama documentary “Becoming.” Kenya Barris will produce via Khalabo Ink Society, while Roger Ross Williams will produce under his One Story Up Productions banner.

This is just one of many iconic adaptions that Netflix is treating us to lately.The streaming giant announced Ratched, starring Sarah Paulson, which is landing this September.It tells the origin story of one of cinema’s most iconic characters Nurse Ratched in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s nest with Sarah Paulson playing the iconic villain.It goes without saying we cannot wait to feast our eyes on this.

A new film adaptation of the classic novel Rebecca is heading to Netflix later this year and the first look has been released!

The first look at the Netflix adaptation of Alfred Hitchcock’s “Rebecca” is here and the pictures will make your imagination run wild.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterHere’s a first look at Ben Wheatley’s Rebecca, the adaptation of Daphne du Maurier’s Gothic novel that was previously turned into a classic film by Alfred Hitchcock in 1940.Lily James and Armie Hammer lead the cast this time out, playing the aristocratic widower Maxim de Winter (Laurence Olivier in Hitchcock’s version) and his new wife (previously Joan Fontaine), with Kristin Scott Thomas as Mrs Danvers.Netflix has dated the film for a global bow on October

The African American Film Critics Association has announced plans to pay tribute to Viola Davis, Sterling K. Brown, Kenya Barris and others at a virtual celebration to be held later this month, hosted by actress Aida Rodriguez.