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Sign up for our What's On newsletter - for all the latest whether you're staying in or heading out and aboutA new musical adaptation of the classic family film Matilda will soon be arriving on Netflix.And in anticipation of its release, the video streaming site has recently revealed the star-studded cast set to play our favourite characters.Matilda (1996) - the first film adaption of Roald Dahl's children's novel of the same name - originally starred Mara Wilson as the genius child, Embeth

Matilda is one of the most memorable films around and if you’re a fan of the 1996 classic then you’ll know the name Miss Trunchbull all too well.

There’s no doubt about it, Matilda is one of the most iconic children’s films ever made, and Mara Wilson, the actress behind the little girl, swiftly became a household name. Matilda was released in 1996 – how about that for nostalgia – and the actress who played the part was just nine years old at the time, when she was cast in the film adaptation of Roald Dahl's book.

TV appearance this week to speak about the pressures of being a child star. The 33-year-old is best known for starring in popular family movies such as Matilda, Mrs Doubtfire and Miracle on 34th Street.

one of the “best Chrises”: Chris Evans.Even though the film “Knives Out” premiered almost a full year ago in November 2019, one thing remains true to this day: Chris Evans looks fine in a sweater.

@iresimpsonsfans so much— Mara “Get Rid of the Nazis” Wilson (@MaraWilson) October 16, 2020‘Like I don’t want to offend Irish people by saying this is how I’m learning about your society, your culture, I actually want to go to Ireland and learn first-hand, but I do think that the Simpsons are like a big cultural artefact, which they are in a way at this point they’ve been around for so long, it can be a good way to learn about things.’Mara’s book Where Am I Now? The Stories Of Girlhood and

Alex Winter of Showbiz Kids, his new documentary chronicling the grey areas of childhood stardom. Debuting on Sky Atlantic earlier this week, Winter – himself a former child star who shot to fame as time-travelling dude Bill alongside Keanu Reeves’ Ted in 1989’s Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure – delves deep into the glitzy early years of a host of stars to tell a soberingly down-to-earth story of youth and fame.

“Showbiz Kids,” premiering Tuesday on HBO, he also got more than he bargained for — and not in a good way.Following commercial work that included the first Parkay margarine commercial, Bridges landed the “Strokes” gig.