‘Swan Song’ Exclusive Clip: Udo Kier Is A Retired Hairdresser In Todd Stephen’s Upcoming SXSW Film

On the surface, “Funny Face” might look like a drama about a very angry man that feels completely out of control of his life and has to take it out on the only enemy that he can find, a wealthy, corrupt businessman. But under the surface, there’s a lot more going on in Tim Sutton’s drama than meets the eye.

Jayson Warner Smith, who played Gavin on “The Walking Dead,” has joined the film adaptation of Delia Owens’ bestselling novel “Where the Crawdads Sing,” TheWrap has learned exclusively.Smith joins a cast that already includes Daisy Edgar-Jones, Harris Dickinson and Taylor John Smith.

American Idol means laying it all on the line. Singer Colin Jamieson is taking big risks to try and make his dreams come true.In this exclusive sneak peek from Monday's new Showstopper round, Jamieson opens up about his life and his backstory before showing off his rocker chops with his big swing.«In my early teenage years, I was in a boy band,» shares Jamieson, who performed with a group called Kik-It.

Beartooth have announced the forthcoming release of their fourth studio album, ‘Below’.Coming three years after its predecessor, 2018’s ‘Disease’, ‘Below’ is set to land on June 25 via Red Bull Records. Find the full tracklist below.In a press release, Beartooth frontman Caleb Shomo said ‘Below’ is his favourite album the Ohio hardcore outfit have made to date.

Ellise Shafer administratorSeth Rogen has joined Steven Spielberg’s upcoming film based on his childhood in Arizona, Variety has confirmed.Rogen will take on the role of Spielberg’s favorite uncle in the untitled film.

Beartooth have shared a brand new single called ‘Devastation’ – you can listen to it below.The Ohio hardcore punks confirmed last year that they had been working on new music, although it is currently unclear whether this track will feature on their new album.Sharing the track via their Twitter account, the band wrote: “Here’s a little something to hold you over.

One of the more noticeable subgenres of indie drama, over the past few years, is the Finally, A Lead movie – in which a beloved supporting player is, at long last, given a leading role to display the full range of their charms and gifts. Blythe Danner got hers with “I’ll See You In My Dreams,” Sam Elliot followed suit with “The Hero,” Harry Dean Stanton had “Lucky,” and now, in “Swan Song,” it’s Udo Kier’s turn.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticYou’ve never seen Udo Kier like this before.

In a screen-acting career spanning countless cult films and trash classics over more than half a century, Udo Kier has created no shortage of memorably campy moments.

Magnolia Pictures has acquired the worldwide rights to “Swan Song,” a comedy that stars Udo Kier as a hairdresser and that is making its world premiere Thursday at the SXSW Film Festival.“Swan Song” is the fifth film from writer-director Todd Stephens, who previously wrote “Edge of Seventeen” and directed “Gypsy 83” and “Another Gay Movie.” Magnolia is planning a release for later this year.Jennifer Coolidge, Linda Evans and Michael Urie also star in the film.Kier in “Swan Song” plays a retired,

Korea’s NEW Strikes Multi-Picture Deal With Library Pictures

a significant time jump post-COVID in the premiere — to the time when Mandy (Molly McCook) was still pregnant and about to give birth.In ET's exclusive clip, Mandy and Kyle (Christoph Sanders) decide to have a home birth, and when she breaks the news to her parents, Mike (Tim Allen) and Vanessa (Nancy Travis), they're a little less than pleased with the development.«I'm sure the hospital will do everything they can to make you feel comfortable,» Vanessa assures.«Well, I'm not going to have the

The Walking Dead star Steven Yeun is among the nominees who have made history following the announcement of the nominations for the 93rd Academy Awards today (March 15). Former TWD star Yeun picked up a nomination in the Best Actor category for his role as Jacob Yi in Lee Isaac Chung's Minari, which follows a family of South Korean immigrants who try to make it in rural America in the 1980s.

EXCLUSIVE: For successful attorney Claude Motley, a return home to Milwaukee to attend his high school reunion almost turned fatal. He had just dropped off a friend in a residential neighborhood when his vehicle was surrounded by carjackers. One of them shot him in the face.

Earlier today, we shared some comments from Joe Manganiello about his difficulties landing in a DC superhero film that actually gets made, after being part of the proposed cast for a few different features. Well, actress Kiersey Clemons is in a similar boat, having been attached to the DC film universe for a while now but not yet showing up.

Deadline reports that the currently untitled movie at Amblin Partners will start shooting this summer. It’s expected to release in 2022.The remaining roles for the film, which include children at multiple age levels as well as a young Spielberg, are still to be cast, the publication added.The movie will follow Spielberg’s forthcoming adaptation of West Side Story, which is slated for a release later this year.

Minari was snubbed in the 2021 Golden Globes’ best picture category.The actor, who is known for his roles in The Walking Dead and Sorry To Bother You, said in a new interview that the slight wasn’t completely unexpected.Despite Minari being a prairie film made by a Colorado-born director that takes place in the American South, the film was instead relegated to Best Motion Picture – Foreign Languag category owing in part to the story following South Korean immigrants in the US.The Golden Globes’

Lee Isaac Chung’s Minari is an American film that tells the story of a Korean American family as they uproot from their more metropolitan life in California to a rural one in a small Arkansas town in search of the American dream. In case you didn’t catch on, this is a very American film.