‘Nitram’: Caleb Landry Jones Is Chilling In Justin Kurzel’s Portrait Of An Infamous Australian Mass Shooter [Cannes Review]

Cocktail star Bryan Brown and War & Peace’s Greta Scacchi are to play two strangers trekking on the road in the Australian outback in a new Australian drama series.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! has reportedly been dealt a huge blow as a "huge star" is said to have quit the show, it has been claimed.The unnamed I'm A Celeb hopeful is said to have dropped out of the series after it was confirmed the series will be taking place in Wales for the second year in a row.

I'm a Celeb bosses fear they could lose big celeb names from their cast this year after the show was forced to move back to Wales from Australia, sources tell OK! ITV confirmed that the show had been forced to pull plans to return to Australia for this year's show due to Covid travel restrictions. Ant and Dec will now host the series in Gwrych Castle, after the series took place there last year.

the show, but this is looking increasingly unlikely. Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison said that he intended to keep Australia’s borders closed indefinitely due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! bosses have reportedly been forced to make a U-turn on their decision to film in Australia, it has been claimed.The ITV reality show's big wigs are said to have been forced to scrap plans to jet Down Under for the next series, which airs at the end of the air.

The Kid LAROI delivered a surprise concert on the roof of the Hollywood Palladium, where he was joined by Justin Bieber, Machine Gun Kelly and G Herbo.The Australian rapper announced the show a day before it was scheduled to take place on July 27, and revealed the location three hours prior to the concert. LAROI performed ‘Stay’, ‘Let Her Go’, ‘F*ck You, Goodbye’, ‘Don’t Leave Me’ and viral track ‘Without You’, among others, for the concert.You outside? STAY right there.

Netflix has set the adult cast of their upcoming Australian family movie True Spirit with Oscar winner Anna Paquin, Avatar franchise star Cliff Curtis, and Oscar nominee Josh Lawson.

Blake Lively isn’t letting up the pressure on the paparazzi.

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Caleb Landry Jones was a big winner at the 2021 Cannes Film Festival!

As the Cannes Film Festival draws near to a close, Justin Kurzel sat down to field a series of questions about his Palme d’Or contender Nitram, a deeply disturbing retelling of the events leading up to the 1996 Port Arthur Massacre in Tasmania, Australia.

A decade after making a strong impression with his debut feature, The Snowtown Murders, Australian director Justin Kurzel has turned up at the Cannes Film Festival with another arresting mass-murder drama in Nitram. The subject is the worst lone-gunman mass killing in the country’s history, and the film disturbingly teases out the misfit’s unstable personality, along with the ease with which he assembled a massive collection of artillery.

Jessica Kiang Justin Kurzel’s exceptionally disturbing, horribly plausible “Nitram” opens with an excerpt from a 1979 Australian news report on firework accidents. A boy of about 12 is being interviewed from his Hobart hospital bed, and when the posh, compassionate voice of the presenter asks if the injuries he sustained will discourage him from playing with fireworks in future, he smiles a strange, sly smile, and says no.

A wealthy Australian entrepreneur has revealed a plan to spend around $350,000 (£190,000) on his ultimate petrolhead funeral, so that when he is eventually laid to rest he will be alongside the love of his life - a rare sports car previously owned by Richard Hammond. Philip Allen told Retromotive magazine that he has already looked into the full cost of being buried with his Morgan Aeromax, of which only 100 were ever made, including his example first owned by the former Top Gear host.

Jake Wood is rumoured to be gearing up for a stint on I'm a Celeb after his recent exit from EastEnders. The actor played Max Branning for 15 years but walked away from Albert Square in February this year.The 48 year old is reported to have met with producers who are eager to secure the best celeb line up as the show returns to Australia.

Simon Townsend’s Wonder World. Later, he moved to the UK to present the Russ’n’Jono show on Virgin Radio with Russell Williams.After being sacked from Virgin in 2011, he went on to work at Heart Radio and the BBC, before returning to Australia to spend more time with his family.“Love you dad.