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Kristen Stewart and Chris Pine Remember Anton Yelchin in Emotional Trailer for Film About Actor
Kristen Stewart and Chris Pine Remember Anton Yelchin in Emotional Trailer
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Anton Yelchin’s Family Reaches Settlement With Automaker
The family of actor Anton Yelchin has reached a settlement with Fiat Chrysler, the manufacturer of the SUV that crushed him to death in 2016. No details of the settlement were disclosed in the filing in Los Angeles County Superior Court. “FCA US is pleased that we’ve reached an amicable resolution in this matter,” the […]
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Marilyn Manson, Zoe Saldana Honor Anton Yelchin on Late Actor’s 29th Birthday
On what would have been Anton Yelchin’s 29th birthday, his “Star Trek” co-star Zoe Saldana and musician Marilyn Manson paid tribute to the late actor. “Happy birthday Anton- in our hearts forever,” tweeted Saldana, including a picture of her with Yelchin and fellow “Star Trek” castmates Karl Urban and John Cho. In J.J. Abrams’ rebooted “Star Trek” trilogy, Yelchin played the Enterprise’s science prodigy Pavel Chekhov, taking over the role made famous by Walter Koenig over 50 years ago.
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'Thoroughbreds' trailer: First look at Anton Yelchin's final performance in dark coming-of-age comedy
Anya Taylor-Joy and Olivia Cooke also star as two Connecticut girls who conspire against one's despised stepfather.
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Anton Yelchin Honored at Emotional Celebration of Life by Jennifer Lawrence, Zoe Saldana, and More Stars
Jennifer Lawrence and Zoë Saldana Honor Anton Yelchin at Memorial
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Anton Yelchin as a Young Man in Crisis in Exclusive Scene From 'We Don't Belong Here'
While the death of Anton Yelchin at the far-too-young age of 27 rocked Hollywood last June, the Star Trek actor’s big-screen legacy hasn’t been fully appreciated just yet, with his final four film performances still awaiting a domestic theatrical release. In the wrenching clip, Yelchin’s Max — whose disappearance sets off We Don’t Belong Here’s drama — shares a heart-to-heart with his sister Elisa (Keough) on a grassy hill. It’s a brief, agonized moment in a film that’s sure to elicit a fair s
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Anton Yelchin's Sci-Fi Short 'Rise' Being Developed Into Feature-Length Movie
Hacksaw Ridge producer Brian Oliver and Filmula’s Johnny Lin are developing a feature-length version of the dystopian short Rise, which starred the late Anton Yelchin. The five-minute short, directed by David Karlak, takes place in a world where man’s attempt to create artificial intelligence has spun wildly out of control, leading to a war between man and machine. Marcus Dunstan and Patrick Melton wrote the script for the short.