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The Original Alien Is Screaming Its Way Back to Theaters
- Forty-five years after its release, it’s time to have your chest burst all over again. Ridley Scott’s 1979 masterpiece, Alien, is coming back to theaters later this month, to both celebrate the film’s anniversary and to prep audiences for its latest follow-up, Alien: Romulus.
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M. Emmet Walsh, unforgettable character actor from ‘Blood Simple,’ ‘Blade Runner,’ dies at 88
M. Emmet Walsh, the character actor who brought his unmistakable face and unsettling presence to films including “Blood Simple” and “Blade Runner,” has died at age 88, his manager said Wednesday.
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M. Emmet Walsh, prolific character actor of ‘Blade Runner’ and ‘Blood Simple’, dies at 88
The US actor was in more than 100 films, including 1982 sci-fi classic ‘Blade Runner’ and 2019’s breakout murder mystery ‘Knives Out.’
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Wild West TV, a New FAST Channel from Shout! TV Debuts on Roku Channel March 19 | Exclusive
The March 19 launch is tied to the anniversary of iconic TV western "Lonesome Dove" The post Wild West TV, a New FAST Channel from Shout! TV Debuts on Roku Channel March 19 | Exclusive appeared first on TheWrap.
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‘Repo Man’: 80’s Cult Classic Gets Sequel From Original Director Alex Cox
"Repo Man: The Wages of Beer" will star "Twilight" actor Kiowa Gordon in the role originated by Emilio Estevez The post ‘Repo Man’: 80’s Cult Classic Gets Sequel From Original Director Alex Cox appeared first on TheWrap.
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“Repo Man” is finally getting a sequel, with a “Twilight” star taking over Emilio Estevez's role
Original writer/director Alex Cox returns to his debut film with "The Wages of Beer."
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Benedict Fitzgerald Dies: Screenwriter For ‘The Passion of the Christ’ Was 74
Benedict Fitzgerald, best known as the screenwriter of The Passion of the Christ, died at home in Marsala, Sicily after a long illness on January 17, 2024. He was 74 and no cause of death was given by his family. He first won acclaim for his screenplay adaptation of Flannery O’Connor’s novel Wise Blood, cowritten …
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Benedict Fitzgerald, ‘The Passion of the Christ’ Co-Screenwriter, Dies at 74
Benedict Fitzgerald, co-screenwriter of “The Passion of the Christ,” died Jan. 17 in Marsala, Sicily, after a long illness, his cousin Nancy Ritter told Variety. He was 74. Fitzgerald co-wrote 2004’s “The Passion of the Christ” with director and producer Mel Gibson. The biblical epic remains the highest-grossing independent film of all time. Fitzgerald first …
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Wim Wenders: ‘I couldn’t accept I was German – but Hollywood taught me I’m a German Romantic’
Wim Wenders has his eyes closed when his face pops up on my computer screen – and keeps them shut for much of our interview. “I am sorry, I am a bit tired,” says the 78-year-old German director, speaking via Zoom from Lyon, where he has just added the Prix Lumière to a haul of trophies that already included, from various phases of his illustrious career, a Bafta, the Palme d’Or from Cannes and Venice’s Golden Lion.
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From John Wayne to John Cusack, Lexington film festival celebrates beloved actress
You know her from several classic movies — “True Grit” and “Better Off Dead” — and this weekend you can get to know her in person.
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Wim Wenders Recalls How 20th Century Fox Pushed To Change ‘Paris, Texas’ Ending – Lumière Film Festival Masterclass
Close to 40 years after Wim Wenders won the Cannes Palme d’Or for Paris, Texas, its enigmatic ending continues to spark debate in cinephile circles. Talking about his career in a Lumière Film Festival masterclass over the weekend, the German director stood by his decision to have Harry Dean Stanton’s reclusive character Travis drive off …
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