The Queen's Gambit star Anya Taylor-Joy's new movie delayed

The Queen's Gambit? Well…maybe. Series star would certainly reprise her role as troubled chess prodigy Beth Harmon, if asked.“It’s so surreal and very wonderful that people want a second season, because we never thought about it, there was no discussion about it,” she told .

The Queen’s Gambit has become one of Netflix’s most successful shows of all time, but there are no plans right now to make a second season.

From the moment she put down Walter Tevis’ book The Queen’s Gambit, Anya Taylor-Joy knew how she would portray chess genius Beth Harmon, who blazes a trail and explodes glass ceilings during the Cold War-era 1960s as a femme champion in the testosterone-dominated game-peg playing world.

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James Bond just can’t catch a break, can he? Once again, Bond is abandoning a release date. yes, MGM and Universal have moved the 25th 007 film, No Time to Die, from its most recent April 2nd release date.

direct to your inbox A new release date for the latest James Bond film has been announced following multiple delays due to the coronavirus pandemic.

coronavirus pandemic.No Time To Die will now make its cinematic bow on October 8, an official announcement confirmed, having been pushed back twice previously from its original release date of April 2020.It means that Daniel Craig’s final outing as the iconic spy will now debut 18 months after its original release date.Defending the decision in October 2020, Craig told The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon: “This thing is just bigger than all of us.

James Bond isn't risking the pandemic! The makers of No Time To Die have decided to shift the release date again. The Bond 25 movie, which was to be Daniel Craig's final run as James Bond in the franchise, was delayed from 2020 to April 2021 release owing to the pandemic.

is starting to be a bit ironic.The 25th entry in the Bond franchise — and final starring Daniel Craig as 007 — has been redated yet again due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, moving from April 2 to its new release date: Oct. 8, 2021.This marks the film's second release date this year.

James Bond fans will be waiting even longer to see the upcoming movie No Time to Die.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterJames Bond’s latest adventure has hit another speed bump. “No Time to Die,” the upcoming installment in the British spy series, has been postponed yet again.The movie will now release in theaters on Oct.

“No Time to Die” has been delayed again from April 2 to October 8, MGM announced on Thursday.“No Time To Die” is star Daniel Craig’s fifth and final outing as 007. It’s directed by American Cary Joji Fukunaga and co-stars Rami Malek, Léa Seydoux, Lashana Lynch, Ben Whishaw, Naomie Harris, Jeffrey Wright, Christoph Waltz and Ralph Fiennes.

No Time to Die will be Daniel Craig’s last stint as 007. In it, Bond has left his license-to-kill life behind for a relaxing existence in Jamaica...

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David O. Russell seems to have tapped most of Hollywood for his upcoming new feature film as Deadline reports a massive new wave of casting additions for the New Regency project.

previously reported that the film would be about the unlikely relationship between a doctor and a lawyer.New Regency’s Arnon Milchan is producing the film along with Matthew Budman and Anthony Katagas.This is Russell’s first film since 2015’s “Joy,” which starred Jennifer Lawrence.