‘Six Minutes to Midnight’ Review: A Modestly Diverting, Second-Tier Period Spy Thriller

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterSTXfilms has nabbed rights to “Universe’s Most Wanted,” a sci-fi fantasy adventure starring Dave Bautista.It will release the film in the United States, the United Kingdom and India. STX acquired “Universe’s Most Wanted” from AGC Studios and CAA Media Finance.“Universe’s Most Wanted” is currently in pre-production and is scheduled to begin shooting in Melbourne, Australia in late July.

Eros STX has taken United States, UK and India rights to AGC Studios and CAA Media Finance’s Universe’s Most Wanted. The picture puts Eros STX back in business with their My Spy star Dave Bautista, a title which was sold to Amazon Prime during the pandemic and did such notable business, that a sequel is already in the works on that pic as we first reported.

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The UK will observe a three-minute national moment of silence at 3 PM next weekend in honor of the late Prince Philip. That detail was part of the funeral plans announced today by Buckingham Palace.

Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, while Daniel Kaluuya won Best Supporting Actor for Judas and the Black Messiah and Youn Yuj-jung won Best Supporting Actress for Minari. Lockdown led to a decrease in light pollution in the night sky, according to a charity behind a nationwide star count.

NEW YORK -- Robert Pattinson — that A-list international heartthrob — may owe a little thanks to rising star Tom Riley.It was Riley who replaced Pattinson at the last minute in a 2005 stage production of “The Woman Before” at London's Royal Court Theatre. The change was made so late that programs and announcements to the press had been made before the switch.“By the time the reviews came out, they were saying lovely things about newcomer Robert Pattinson,” says the British actor.

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Prince William and Kate Middleton's wedding day was a joyous occasion celebrated by thousands across the UK in April 2011. However, despite police arranging for 5,000 officers to be stationed across the scene, the momentous day, which cost roughly £24,624,500, was very nearly tarnished after an unidentified vehicle slipped through security and pulled up outside of the hotel she had been staying at.

Dominic Cooper as English spy Fielding Scott. And ET has the exclusive first look at the trailer for the six-episode series premiering on the service in April.Set in 1960s Berlin, Germany, the Cold War series follows Scott after he’s sent on a mission to find out who is behind a leak of vital security intel belonging to the Americans, British and French.

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Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticBack in my early days as a film critic, I took a certain unseemly pleasure in mocking inadvertently funny flops — fiascoes like “The Lonely Lady,” “The Room” and pretty much anything by Uwe Boll — so it’s easy to recognize the impulse with which “Alien on Stage” directors Lucy Harvey and Danielle Kummer drove from London to Dorset to catch the stage play of the same name, a scene-for-scene amateur theatrical production of the Ridley Scott horror classic, as

While many were thrilled to see the host leave the show, it wasn’t just because Piers Morgan was outspoken but likely because they wanted the coveted spot on Good Morning Britain.

In the years before World War II, the Augusta-Victoria College, a girls’ boarding school in Bexhill-on-Sea, catered to a very specific audience: The daughters and goddaughters of important Germans and high ranking Nazi officials. It is believed that the intent of the school was to educate the girls in the language and British customs and was part of a strategy to keep England and Germany close.

UK's asylum system in decades", Ms Patel will on Wednesday detail a new plan on how to deal with people entering the UK "illegally ". They will no longer have the same entitlements as those who arrive legally under the Home Office plans, leading charities including the British Red Cross to criticise the changes for judging claimants on how they arrived and not just on merit.

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