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The Perfect ‘Game of Thrones’ Cast if the Show Were Made in 2026
A Collider writer has put together a wish-list cast of ten Game of Thrones characters, imagining how the show might be recast if it were made in 2026. The piece is a personal fan exercise inspired by HBO’s move to revive Harry Potter as a new series, and it deliberately excludes actors already appearing in…
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David Krumholtz to leave acting due to industry frustration
Actor David Krumholtz has stepped back from acting after growing “frustrated, fed up, fried” with the industry, revealing the decision in a Threads post on 18 August 2026 that he later deleted. The 48-year-old, who has amassed more than 140 screen credits since breaking into the business in the early 1990s, said he had sent…
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3 Christopher Nolan Movie Lines That Sound Clunky but Are Secretly Brilliant
Christopher Nolan’s dialogue is sometimes mocked online for sounding clunky, but a Collider piece argues that several of his most-derided lines are actually more thoughtful than they first appear. The article opens with an anecdote about Nolan hiding his Oppenheimer Oscars while writing The Odyssey so as not to feel intimidated, and notes that despite…
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30 Years Ago, Tom Cruise’s 10/10 Spy-Thriller Launched an Unstoppable Franchise. Now It’s Free to Stream.
Polygon marks the 30th anniversary of Brian De Palma’s 1996 spy-thriller “Mission: Impossible,” noting that the first three films in the franchise recently became free to stream on Tubi. The article argues the original film is notable for showing Tom Cruise still in his early “jerk” star persona, playing Ethan Hunt as a cocky, self-assured…
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The “controversial” 2011 movie Zack Snyder will never forgive himself for: “That’s my only regret”
Zack Snyder has continued to reflect on Sucker Punch, his divisive 2011 original film, which he originally envisioned as a far darker, R-rated project before it was softened to secure a PG-13 rating and extra budget. The film, starring Emily Browning as an institutionalised woman navigating a blurred fantasy world, was both a critical and…
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The 2009 movie too “gimmicky” for Dakota Fanning to star in
It was a smart call. The post The 2009 movie too “gimmicky” for Dakota Fanning to star in first appeared on Far Out Magazine.
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10 Best Thriller Books of the 1990s
Collider has published a ranked list of the ten best thriller novels from the 1990s, a decade the outlet describes as a boom period for the genre thanks to popular subgenres including legal thrillers, serial-killer novels, erotic thrillers and forensic crime fiction. The list highlights books that “hold up today” and remain worth reading for…
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‘Down the Arm of God’ Review: Caleb Landry Jones in a Sincere, if Heavy-Handed, Drama About a Texas Pastor Tackling Homelessness, and His Own Congregation
“Down the Arm of God” is an indie drama reviewed at the Locarno Film Festival, starring Caleb Landry Jones as Nick, a newly ordained pastor in a small Texas town who clashes with his own congregation after urging them to help a local homeless community. Directed and co-written by Peter Brunner (his second film with…
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Marilyn Monroe’s 100th Birthday Brings Official Coffee Table Book, Barbie, Brut and More
Marilyn Monroe’s centenary is being marked by “MM100”, a wave of officially licensed merchandise produced in partnership with the Estate of Marilyn Monroe. Rather than a single event, the celebration spans a coffee table book, a Mattel Barbie doll, and collaborations with fashion, home and beauty brands, reflecting the enduring commercial appeal of the Hollywood…
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Jason Statham Is Officially Changing the Movie Star Formula
John Wick producer Basil Iwanyk revealed that Jason Statham continues to manage his career by himself, with no agent or manager.