Bryan Robson admits that it was 'the biggest mistake of his life' to turn down the England manager's job.
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Rust due to “massive red flags” about the production.Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins was killed on set at Bonanza Creed Ranch in Santa Fe, New Mexico last week (October 21) after actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun, which also injured director Joel Souza.Speaking to the LA Times, Zoromski, who has worked in Hollywood for three decades, recalled how he’d been offered to join the Rust film crew last month in New Mexico, but turned it down after informal discussions with film managers.“After I
.Bryan Robson admits that it was 'the biggest mistake of his life' to turn down the England manager's job.
What could have been? Courtney Robertson reflected on life outside of Bachelor Nation, claiming that she was offered a few different reality TV opportunities after making her ABC debut in 2012.
Sam Fender turned down the opportunity to appear on Elton John‘s new album ‘The Lockdown Sessions’.The pair teamed up for a collaborative live version of Fender’s single ‘Will We Talk?’ at John’s post-Oscars charity party in February 2020. John has since hailed the North Shields singer-songwriter as “the best rock and roll artist there is”.Speaking to the Daily Star‘s ‘Wired’ column, Fender revealed he had to decline an offer to duet with John on the legendary artist’s latest record.
Alec Baldwin took to social media on Monday to share his idea to make film and TV sets that use firearms more safe — hire police officers. The 63-year-old actor has been at the heart of an ongoing debate in Hollywood about the use of real guns during production after an on-set accident involving him left "Rust" cinematographer Halyna Hutchins dead and director Joel Souza wounded.
Trevor Noah dropped by a recent edition of SiriusXM’s “Comedy Gold Minds with Kevin Hart” podcast, where the “Daily Show” host opened up about his initial reluctance to step into the shoes of previous host Jon Stewart — and what Stewart told him that ultimately changed his mind.
Tom Hanks turned down his chance to go to space. The 65-year-old actor appeared on Wednesday's episode of , and revealed that, before Jeff Bezos invited William Shatner to travel to space, the Amazon and Blue Origin founder presented him with the opportunity.«Provided I pay,» Hanks said of the catch to his potential space travel.
Tom Hanks is not blasting off into space.
Tom Hanks had an out-of-this-world offer, but he chose to keep his feet firmly on the ground.While chatting with Jimmy Kimmel, the actor confirmed a longstanding rumor that he had a chance to go to space on Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin rocket. However, the opportunity wasn't free. The affable actor said he could have boarded the rocket "provided I pay.""It costs like $28 million or something like that," he said.
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After days of investigation, a new name has bubbled to the surface in the Alec Baldwin-"Rust" accidental movie set shooting case: Sarah Zachry. Zachry is credited as the film's property – or prop – master.
Will Ferrell shared the supposed REAL reason why a second Elf movie never hit the big screen!
After launching his career in horror in the ‘70s, the next decade brought Wes Craven a ton of success thanks to his “Nightmare on Elm Street” franchise. By the ‘90s, however, after directing what he thought was the end of ‘Nightmare’ franchise with 1994’s “New Nightmare,” Craven was apparently ready to leave horror behind and start making other types of films.
Will Ferrell opted out of playing Buddy the Elf a second time despite being offered a $29 million paycheck.
A veteran prop master turned down the opportunity to work on the movie "Rust" when he found "massive red flags" ahead of filming. Neal W.
an interview with the Los Angeles Times, prop master Neal W.
Hilaria Baldwin broke her silence after husband Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on the set of his film Rust, leading to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins.
Alec Baldwin was reportedly very careful with firearms on the set of "Rust" prior to the accidental shooting incident that left cinematographer Halyna Hutchins dead and director Joel Souza wounded. Reid Russell, a camera operator who was working on the film's set that day, noted to detectives in a newly released affidavit that Baldwin was very careful when it came to the use of prop firearms while filming prior to the incident. According to the warrant affidavit, which was obtained by Fox