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Review: 'Power Rangers' is a surprisingly good adaptation of a classic franchise
“Power Rangers” is an American superhero drama in English. It is based on the “Power Rangers” franchise, specifically the first season of the TV show, which was adapted from scenes from a Japanese TV series. “Power Rangers” is directed by Dean Israelite, with a screenplay by John Gatins.
StyleYahoo MoviesHow James Franco Got 'Walter Whited' by Bryan Cranston in 'Why Him?'
As men at odds over a young woman (one’s daughter, the other’s girlfriend), Bryan Cranston and James Franco go head-to-head in the new comedy Why Him? Cranston is Ned, a Michigan businessman who’s less-than-thrilled when he flies the family to Northern California and meets Laird (Franco), the eccentric, foul-mouthed Silicon Valley billionaire dating his daughter (Zooey Deutch).
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'Why Him?' Set Report: Bryan Cranston Makes a Return to Comedy, and 'He's Funny As Hell' (Exclusive Photos)
“Drama, drama, drama, drama, drama, drama, drama.” That’s how Bryan Cranston described the last decade of his career, which included both an Oscar-nominated performance in Trumbo and a starring role in Breaking Bad, arguably one of the greatest TV shows of all time. “I want to do a story that not only can you laugh at when you’re watching the movie, but for me, when I’m making the movie.” Cranston told Yahoo Movies earlier this year. “Let’s do Secret f—ing Santa!,” hollered costar James Franco to the unaware mall patrons.
StyleHello GigglesWe cannot stop laughing at Bryan Cranston’s retro dating videos
Many celebrities had weird jobs before they made it big. Brad Pitt used to wear a chicken costume outside of a restaurant…
StyleKevin PolowyWatch Movie Stars Nominate Fellow Celebrities to Run for President (And Save Us All?)
The left needs Donald Trump to go away yesterday, while the right feels the same about Hillary Clinton. Someone like… Oprah Winfrey or Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson? “Everyone keeps talking about The Rock for president,” said Scott Eastwood (Snowden).
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Did Bryan Cranston Turn Down Commissioner Gordon In Justice League?
A great many fans were crying out for Bryan Cranston to be cast as the new Lex Luthor of the DC Extended Universe – but it seems Warner Bros/DC may have had the ‘Breaking Bad’ actor in mind for another key role. In the interview (which, frustratingly, is not available to UK viewers), Cranston reportedly says that he’d be open to taking on a comic book movie role, if it was one we haven’t seen on screen before – hence his disinterest in the role already famously played by Gary Oldman and Pat Hingle. “I’ve been asked to take a look at Commissioner Gordon.
StyleMeriah DotyExclusive: Catch the 'Kung Fu Panda 3' Class Photo
It’s always fun trying to figure out the A-list voices in animated movies. Here, you can bone up on which stars to listen for this weekend when Kung Fu Panda 3 high-kicks into theaters. This exclusive group shot features the voice cast of the sequel — as well as a whole lot of pandas. A class photo of sorts, let’s zoom in and get a closer look (from left): J.K. Simmons, who plays evil Yak chi master Kai, looks like anything but a baddie in this jovial pose. And Kate Hudson appears to be having a great time, too. ...
StyleMeriah DotySee the Enchanted Secret Panda Village in 'Kung Fu Panda 3' (Exclusive Scene)
As we see in this exclusive scene from Kung Fu Panda 3, Po (Jack Black) is floored when he catches his first glimpse at a secret panda-populated retreat. Newly reunited with his long-lost father, Li (Bryan Cranston), Po discovers the hidden haven, filled with creatures that look just like him. Want to win a trip to the Los Angeles premiere of ‘Kung Fu Panda 3’?
StyleKevin PolowyBryan Cranston Admits Dalton Trumbo Could Be Kind of an 'Ass'
As his Emmy award-winning run on AMC’s beloved drama Breaking Bad was entering its second season, Bryan Cranston told The AV Club, “I love playing pompous asses. I think I would like that on my tombstone: ‘He was the definitive pompous ass.’” His meth-cooking cancer patient Walter White could certainly be an entitled jerk.
StyleKevin PolowyTIFF 2015: Bryan Cranston Delivers Best (Film) Performance Yet in 'Trumbo'
Since wrapping up Breaking Bad in 2013, Bryan Cranston has faced the gargantuan task of breaking away from meth-cooking cancer patient Walter White, one of the most iconic characters in TV history. Cranston has cranked up his film work in recent years, with supporting roles in movies like Godzilla, Argo, and Total Recall. The actor is able to disappear beneath the horn-rimmed glasses, fantastic ‘stache, perpetually furled brow, and constant stream of witticisms from the mouth of famed screenwriter Dalton Trumbo.
