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Bertolucci slams Ridley Scott for cutting Kevin Spacey from All The Money In The World
Bernardo Bertolucci has slated Ridley Scott for cutting Kevin Spacey from his movie All The Money In The World.
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Kevin Spacey replaced in new film just weeks from release in unprecedented move
Kevin Spacey is being replaced in the new Ridley Scott movie 'All The Money In The World', less than two months before its slated release date.
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4 things we learned from the Alien: Covenant trailer
The official trailer for ‘Alien: Covenant’ is here…
StyleGwynne WatkinsFirst 'Alien: Covenant' Trailer Delivers New Creatures to Terrorize Your Holiday
Santa has just dropped off a little extra something for film fans: The first trailer for Alien: Covenant. Ridley Scott’s sequel to 2012’s Prometheus arrived at midnight on Christmas Eve, picking up with a new crew, who intend to build a colony on an uninhabited planet… or at least, they think it’s uninhabited. Michael Fassbender returns in two separate roles, one of which is Prometheus android David (whose character was the high point of that film).
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Look for 'Blade Runner 2049' at a theater near you on Oct. 6, 2017
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It looks as though ‘Alien: Covenant’ is rounding out its ship’s crew…
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For all the special effects that go into a mega-budgeted space movie like The Martian, one setting that did not need to be digitally tricked out was the film’s Mars. That’s because the red hues of the Wadi Rum in the country of Jordan bear a striking resemblance to the fourth planet from the sun. “I added dust devils and skies, otherwise it was all real,” director Ridley Scott (Alien, Blade Runner) told Yahoo Movies about the film’s very practical location in the interview above. (“Dust devils” refer to the upward swirling busts or dust and matter common in deserts and also Mars, apparently.)
