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'It's a huge honor': Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt debut sneak peek of action comedy 'The Fall Guy'
- Universal's presentation at CinemaCon revealed more details about a slate of upcoming movies including "The Fall Guy," "Fast X" and a new "Exorcist."
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Emily Blunt joins Ryan Gosling's The Fall Guy movie
Ryan Gosling’s movie version of the classic Lee Majors TV series The Fall Guy has lined up another jolt of star power to help take what is already, honestly, one of the greatest premises in the history of TV—Hollywood stunt performers moonlighting as bounty hunters in scenarios that somehow inevitably end up with them in high-speed car chases or falling through windows while on fire, etc.—to another level. That is, Deadline reports that Emily Blunt has signed on to the film, where she’ll star al
- EntertainmentThe Hollywood Reporter
Emily Blunt Joins Ryan Gosling in Universal’s ‘The Fall Guy’
Emily Blunt has joined actor Ryan Gosling and director David Leitch in the stuntman action drama The Fall Guy for Universal. The forthcoming movie is inspired by the classic 1980s series of the same name. Fall Guy was created by Glen A. Larson, the prolific TV producer whose output ranged from Battlestar Galactica to Magnum P.I, […]
- LifestyleOutside
Interview: How Ben Hanna Sent Six 5.14s in 19-day Trip
After 19 days in Dry Canyon, Arizona, at the Celebrity Cave, 23-year-old Ben Hanna put down an impressive list of 5.14's.
- EntertainmentBuzzFeed
18 Times Actors Walked Away From Television Roles After Shooting The Pilot Episode Or Appearing In The First Season Of The Series
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- SportsThe Gainesville Sun
Tennessee ups the NIL ante on quarterbacks
Prepare to cringe. Though nobody is confirming it, it appears Tennessee has lured 5-star quarterback Nico Iamaleava for $8 million in NIL gold.
- EntertainmentHilton Head Island Packet
Thanks for the memories: Golf stars and moon shots on Hilton Head Island
“When you’ve got five or six of the best golf courses in the country, you’ve got me,” Hope said in 1985 of Hilton Head.
- U.S.The Decatur Daily, Ala.
Somerville man, charged with auto theft, had numerous past charges
Jan. 7—The booking photo of a Somerville man charged with auto theft and other crimes was the third photo taken of him during and after a string of alleged felonies in the last week of December, according to authorities. Jason Lee Majors, 47, was arrested Tuesday and remained in jail Thursday after a security video captured his image stealing a pickup from the 6400 block of East Upper River ...
- EntertainmentVariety
Nick Moran, Lee Majors, Danny Trejo Starring ‘Renegades’ Boarded by Bleiberg Ahead of AFM
International sales agency Bleiberg Entertainment is representing Shogun Films’ action revenge movie “Renegades” and will introduce it to buyers at the online American Film Market (Nov. 1-5). Directed by action movie veteran Daniel Zirilli, the film recently wrapped in London and stars Nick Moran (“Avengement”), Lee Majors (“The Fall Guy”), Danny Trejo (“Machete”), Louis Mandylor […]
- SportsChattanooga Times/Free Press, Tenn.
Jay Greeson: 5-at-10: Friday mailbag with 9/11 thoughts, Hall of Fame thoughts, Ryder Cup tidbits and unwritten rules
Sep. 10—Let's handle our BID-ness. Rushmore of words that are clearly missing a letter: Colonel, weight (there truly needs to be an 'A' somewhere in there), beau, ewe. Rushmore of talk show hosts: Oprah, Carson, Letterman and Phil Donahue over Mike Douglas and Ellen. (Side note: The stories about Ellen as a boss were rather shocking, no?) Rushmore of Lee. First and last name divisions. Lee ...
- EntertainmentThe Telegraph
BritBox's Hollywood Bulldogs is a glorious tale of the crash-bang-wallop lives of movie stuntmen
There was a period in the 1980s when pretending to be a stuntman was the playground game of choice, thanks entirely to Lee Majors in The Fall Guy. You remember the tune: “Might jump an open drawbridge/Or Tarzan from a vine/’Cos I’m the unknown stuntman/That makes Eastwood look so fine.” Generally, though, stunt performers are the unsung heroes of the film business. One of the great tricks played in the movies is convincing you that they are not involved at all. Hollywood Bulldogs (BritBox) was a
