In the first teaser for “Voyagers,” Tye Sheridan discovers that experimenting with sex, drugs, club bangers and man’s most primitive urges is even more exciting than exploring the reaches of outer space. “Voyagers” is the next film from “Limitless” director Neil Burger. It’s a sci-fi in setting, but it’s actually about how a bunch of hot young people who are discovering human pleasures for the first time let fear, lust and the insatiable hunger for power all go to their heads. “What does it feel like to feel something,” Sheridan says in the trailer. “Maybe this is our true nature.” Also Read: Helen Mirren Joins Lionsgate's 'Wonder' Spinoff 'White Bird' “Voyagers” stars Sheridan, Lily-Rose Depp and Fionn Whitehead with Colin Farrell in a supporting role. And the main cast all plays a group of young men and women who have been bred for intelligence and obedience, all of whom are kept in line by drinking a substance they call “Blue.” Their mission is to colonize a distant planet. But when they break free of their constraints and defy their training, they begin to explore their most primitive natures, leading the ship into chaos and their mission in jeopardy. Chanté Adams, Isaac Hempstead Wright, Viveik Kalra, Archie Madekwe, Quintessa Swindell and Madison Hu co-star in the film. Neil Burger both wrote and directed “Voyagers,” which is presented by Lionsgate and AGC Studios in association with Fibonacci Films, Freecss Films Unlimited and Ingenious Media, and is a Thunder Road Films and Nota Bene Films production. “Voyagers” opens April 9, 2021. Check out a poster for the film below and the trailer above. Lionsgate Read original story ‘Voyagers’ Trailer: Tye Sheridan, Lily-Rose Depp Explore Sex and Drugs in Space (Video) At TheWrap
The release of Artemis Fowl has been uniquely impacted by the pandemic, and it’s now set to be the first major franchise launch of the coronavirus-era.
The Batman director Matt Reeves confirms Colin Farrell cast as Penguin
Matthew McConaughey has a fairy tale for the “little dragon” played by Henry Golding in Guy Ritchie’s “The Gentlemen,” and the moral of that story is “f— off.”McConaughey is a wealthy, American ex-pat with a hugely successful marijuana empire in London. But when Golding, who plays a rival gang leader from Asia, attempts about to buy him out of his business, McConaughey’s character is none too pleased.“There once was a young and foolish dragon who came to ask a wise and cunning lion about acquiring his territory,” McConaughey says as the start of his fable. “There’s only one rule in this jungle. When the lion’s hungry, he eats!”Also Read: 'The Gentlemen' Film Review: Guy Ritchie Gets His Mojo Back in a Tale That Recalls His Early BreakthroughsAfter the billion-dollar success of Disney’s remake of “Aladdin,” Guy Ritchie’s latest film “The Gentlemen” is a return to his roots of British hooligans and mobsters with thick accents, a lot of violence and snappy humor.The full cast, which includes Charlie Hunnam, Michelle Dockery, Jeremy Strong, Eddie Marsan, Colin Farrell and Hugh Grant, all get a chance to shine in this more violence-heavy peek at the film opening in North American theaters from STXfilms on Jan. 24.Ritchie directed and wrote the screenplay based on his own story co-written with Ivan Atkinson & Marn Davies. Ritchie and Atkinson also produced with Bill Block.Watch the new trailer for “The Gentlemen” above.Read original story Matthew McConaughey Threatens Henry Golding in Violent New ‘The Gentlemen’ Trailer (Video) At TheWrap
Colin Farrell is in talks to play Penguin in Matt Reeves’ “The Batman,” an individual with knowledge of the project told TheWrap.Robert Pattinson is set to star as the Dark Knight. On Tuesday, TheWrap reported that Andy Serkis is in talks to play Alfred Pennyworth in the movie that also stars Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman and Paul Dano as Riddler.Reeves took over as director after Ben Affleck stepped away from the role. Reeves has since described the film as a “defining” and “very personal” story about the Dark Knight, rather than an origin story in the vein of Frank Miller’s beloved “Year One” series.Also Read: Andy Serkis in Talks to Play Alfred Pennyworth in Matt Reeves' 'The Batman' (Exclusive)Previously, Jonah Hill was reportedly the frontrunner to play the antagonist the Penguin. However, he was then in talks for Riddler, until he completely stepped away from the project. Another name previously floated for the role of Penguin was Seth Rogen.The character first made his appearance in “Detective Comics 58” in December 1941 — he is one of Batman’s biggest enemies, a Gotham City mobster and crime boss. The Riddler first appeared in “Detective Comics 140” in October 1948 and is a criminal mastermind in Gotham City who likes to incorporate riddles and puzzles into his schemes. He is also one of Batman’s biggest foes.Also Read: Zoe Kravitz Cast as Catwoman in Matt Reeves' 'The Batman'Reeves and Mattson Tomlin wrote the screenplay, and the film is being produced by Reeves and “Planet of the Apes” collaborator Dylan Clark. Michael E. Uslan is executive producing. It is set to start filming in January in the U.K.“The Batman” will be released on June 25, 2021.Deadline first reported the news.Read original story ‘The Batman': Colin Farrell in Talks to Play Penguin At TheWrap
"Dumbo" stars proud that Disney is taking a stand on animals in captivity.
Colin Farrell is set to star in "The North Water," the BBC thriller that will be directed by critically acclaimed filmmaker Andrew Haigh ("Lean on Pete"). Based on Ian McGuire's novel, the four-part series is being adapted by Haigh and produced by See-Saw Films for BBC Two. Set in the U.K. and in the Arctic […]
Colin Farrell, Danny DeVito and the other stars of the live-action film share behind-the-scenes secrets from the set.
When most husbands pass away, they leave behind personal keepsakes or money. But in "Widows," Viola Davis is left plans for her late criminal husband’s next job.
We dare you not to cry as the beloved pachyderm comes to life in the heartstring-tugging preview.
The actor has taken a proactive measure and checked into a rehabilitation clinic before he finds himself in a bad situation.
The horror in this esoteric new film involves a threat to a picture-perfect family. Its two stars talk to Yahoo Entertainment about what makes it scary — and maybe funny in places.
Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell star in psychological thriller about a family that may be cursed.
Colin Farrell On Son with Special Needs Taking First Steps
Denzel Washington is haunting as a semi-functional legal savant in this Toronto Film Festival entry, but the movie around him both intrigues and meanders
Colin Farrell reteams with director Yorgos Lanthimos ('The Lobster') for 'The Killing of a Sacred Deer,' co-starring Nicole Kidman; watch its first trailer
Sofia Coppola's take on 1971 film, with Nicole Kidman, Colin Farrell in story of Southern all-girls school that takes in a Union soldier during Civil War
It was 2000, and Farrell was preparing for his first sex scene. His director agreed with him that a bit of manscaping was in order…
Colin Farrell, Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning in trailer for 'The Beguiled,' a remake of 1971 Civil War thriller directed by Sofia Coppola
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All celebrities have some sort of talent. Be they actors, singers, musicians, or dancers, there is usually a very good reason that they have become the stars they are today. But did you know some celebrities have a hidden talent as well? A secret skill they learned when they were young — and something that has nothing to do with their current career choice? Here are some favorites: McDreamy himself, Patrick Dempsey, can ride a unicycle. Oscar-nominated actress Ellen Page is an expert juggler. The smoldering look of Colin Farrell once dazzled on the dance floor — line dancing, that is. ...
Nominations for the 89th Academy Awards are set to be announced bright and early on Tuesday morning, Jan. 24. We can expect La La Land, Moonlight, and Manchester by the Sea to dominate the field (with some love for Fences, Jackie, Nocturnal Animals, Arrival, and Hidden Figures spread around as well). However, we're still hoping a few out-of-left-field choices defy the odds and sneak into the mix when the Academy's choices are revealed. In anticipation of the official list of 2017’s contenders, here’s a salute to the Oscar long shots we'd love to see snag nominations.
It’s impressive enough to have one movie role in a calendar year that gets fans and critics talking; to do it a second time is a real charm. So say this about 2016: It was a very good year for some fine actors, who impressed us more than once, demonstrating both versatility and consistency. Click through the photos above for our salute to the past year’s two-hit wonders.
Colin Farrell is not a movie star. Farrell was 24 and an unknown in the United States when he got cast in director Joel Schumacher’s Vietnam War-era military film. “I was kind of spoiled, straight out of the gate,” Farrell said.
'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them' cast on what the movie has to say about societies that view different groups with suspicion, and the capacity for change