‘The Black Phone’ Trailer: Ethan Hawke Is a Terrifying Masked Kidnapper in Blumhouse Horror

Mainstream, recently opened up about her parents’ thoughts on her career as she follows in their footsteps.“They were wary of the public life side of acting and the difficulties of that,” Hawke said when asked by The Guardian whether her parents approve of her chosen career path.“They also tried to protect me from falling into acting. They wanted to ensure I had a strong enough backbone, my own passion for it and work ethic.

Her parents might be some of the biggest names in Hollywood but that doesn’t mean Maya Hawke wants to watch all their movies.

Blake Shelton is no stranger to singing about heartbreak, and he’s also had his share of inspiration in that area.

Blake Shelton is no stranger to singing about heartbreak, and he's also had his share of inspiration in that area.On Monday's , the country star and Knockout Rounds Mega Mentor Ed Sheeran were working with Team Blake singer Lana Scott as she prepared for her performance of Taylor Swift's «Wildest Dreams,» which led to a candid discussion about how sometimes love doesn't work out the way you thought it would.Lana confessed to Blake and Ed that she felt connected to the song as she's «newly

Maya Hawke is opening up about which of her mom, Uma Thurman‘s movies that she doesn’t like to watch.

Keeping things friendly. Nearly one week after Katie Thurston and Blake Moynes announced their split, the Bachelorette season 17 lead is opening up about navigating her post-engagement journey and staying on good terms with her former fiancé.

A terrified mourner has told of how she was 'beaten black and blue by up to five people' at her long-term friend's wake.

Netflix has released the first trailer for The Unforgivable starring Sandra Bullock as an ex-convict struggling to re-adapt to society.Directed by Nora Fingscheidt, the film is based on the 2009 British miniseries Unforgiven by Sally Wainwright.Bullock plays the lead role of Ruth Slater who, after serving a prison sentence for a violent crime, faces judgment as she re-enters society and searches for her younger sister, who she lost contact with.You can check out the trailer below.Alongside

It was hard to believe that it was Sandra Bullock in the new trailer for her new movie The Unforgivable, which was released on Tuesday October 26. The 57-year-old actress went for a makeup-free look, for the film, where she played a criminal who was released from prison after two decades, and the natural look perfectly complimented her raw and emotional performance in the trailer.

Sandra Bullock‘s newest Netflix movie, The Unforgivable, has a debut trailer!

Sandra Bullock seeks redemption in Netflix’s new trailer for “The Unforgivable”.

Sandra Bullock has starred in over fifty films in her career, but, if one can believe it, there hasn’t been a movie with her released since the 2018 Netflix thriller “Birdbox.” But, fear not, Bullock fans. The actress has three films set for releases over the next year, like the assassin thriller “Bullet Train” alongside Brad Pitt and the romantic adventure film “The Lost City Of D” with Channing Tatum.

Rosie Day (Outlander) has boarded the cast of Midas Man, the biopic of visionary music manager Brian Epstein, who famously discovered the Beatles. Day will play Cilla Black, the singer who was also managed by Epstein.

EXCLUSIVE: Apple Studios’ Raymond and Ray has added Maribel Verdú and Oscar nominee Sophie Okonedo to the cast alongside Ewan McGregor and Ethan Hawke. The pic is now filming in Virginia.

Jake Gyllenhaal is a one-man band in “The Guilty,” the airtight thriller in which the actor stars as an edgy LAPD cop doing a night shift at a 9-1-1 call center. The film’s cast also includes Riley Keough, Ethan Hawke, Peter Sarsgaard, Da’Vine Joy Randolph, and Paul Dano.

Paramount comedy The Lost City will now open wide three weeks earlier than expected, the studio announced today, as its release date moves from April 15 to March 25, 2022.

Naman Ramachandran U.S. sales agent Outsider Pictures has boarded Abhinandan Banerjee‘s Indian film “The Cloud & the Man” (Manikbabur Megh), while European sales agent The Open Reel is on board Joan Gómez Endara‘s Colombia/Panama project “The Red Tree.” Both films are in the first features competition at the 25th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, where they will have their world premieres.“The Red Tree” is a road movie that tells a story about three people at very different stages of life.