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  Henry Cavill in talks to front Highlander remake - report

  Henry Cavill is reportedly in talks to front the upcoming Highlander reboot. The 38-year-old is circling a role in the retelling of the time-travelling fantasy story, set to be directed by John Wick filmmaker Chad Stahelski, according to Deadline. Kerry Williamson has penned the script for the new version, with Amanda Lewis, Patrick Wachsberger and Gregory Widen serving as executive producers. It's not yet known if Cavill will be playing the role of immortal Scottish swordsman Connor MacLeod, or

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  Mortal Kombat 2021 film review: Even the kombat is krap

  Now we understand why it’s not getting a big screen release. Why bother?

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  Litrico: "Dopo Barnard pronti a vestire Bassetti, il nostro Cristopher Lambert"

  "Non c'è dubbio. Dopo aver vestito per anni il professor Christiaan Barnard siamo pronti per il professor Bassetti. Un uomo elegante, con un suo stile, con un certo gusto, forse anche un pò narciso, come alcuni attori degli anni '80. Una sorta di Christopher Lambert in salsa italiana, barba volutamente incolta, pochi capelli con un suo indubbio fascino". E' quanto ha annunciato all'Adnkronos lo stilista Luca Litrico, erede di una delle storiche sartorie da uomo italiane, vanto del made in Italy

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  Actors who gave up on accents halfway through a movie

  Perfecting an accent is hard, but once you’ve made the choice, you need to stick with it however bad it is.

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  'John Wick' director confirms 'Highlander' reboot is in 'heavy development'

  Conor MacLeod of the Clan MacLeod is to return to screens in a reboot of 80s action classic Highlander, helmed by the director of the John Wick movies.

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  20 greatest video game characters ranked, from Lara Croft to Sonic the Hedgehog

  It’s a hard ask whittling the entire history of video games down to its 20 greatest characters. These are, after all, avatars for some of our greatest adventures. The bodies we’ve inhabited during some of our most daring moments. The entities that have kept us company in the small hours when our mantra is “just one more game, just one more go”. It’s an emotional task, with bonds between player and avatar forged after hour upon hour of gameplay. And it’s been a bloody, torrid task too. Behind thi

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  Tom Ford goes for simplicity with flashes of sex appeal

  New head of the Council of Fashion Designers of America headed downtown and underground. Tom Ford eschewed his usual spot in the historic Park Avenue Armory building in New York, instead inviting guests downtown and underground, for his first show as head of the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA). In the decommissioned Bowery Street subway station, MTA workers in hi-vis flanked the platform , which became a makeshift catwalk. In characteristically extensive show notes, Ford described

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  23 things you didnt know about cult football TV films

  Everyone knows that Peles Escape To Victory character hails from Trinidad, dont they? Heres Richard Luck with that and more...

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  Bel Canto review: Julianne Moore's operatic hostage drama falls flat

  Dir: Paul Weitz. Cast: Julianne Moore, Ken Watanabe, Christopher Lambert, Sebastian Koch, Ryo Kase, María Mercedes Coroy, Tenoch Huerta, Noé Hernández. 15 cert, 101 mins

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  Bel Canto review: Julianne Moore and Ken Watanabe star in uneven hostage drama

  In Bel Canto, the tension is barely there to start with. A siege at a South American embassy turns out to be an exercise in spiritual exploration and team bonding for both the hostages and their captors. Early on, Bel Canto seems to be shaping up as a film about endurance and survival in the face of armed terrorists.

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