ScreenLine Reporter – Page 44

Gosling Steps Away From Universal’s Secret Daniels Film

Gosling exits Universal’s secret Daniels project Exclusive: Ryan Gosling will not be part of Universal's hush‑hush project from Daniels, Deadline confirms. The actor had been in talks to headline the untitled,…

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Paradise Season 2 Finale Draws 4.3 Million Views in Three Days Across Disney+ and Hulu

Paradise closed out its second season with a sturdy performance on Disney+ and Hulu, tallying 4.3 million views in the first three days after the finale dropped. Disney notes this is…

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Lincoln Fox Stakes His Feature‑Role Debut in Home, Sean McNamara’s New Drama

Lincoln Fox, the young performer who captured headlines during a Super Bowl moment with Bad Bunny, steps into his first lead as Gustavo in Sean McNamara’s drama Home. The breakout child…

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PS6 Handheld Rumors Promise Power, But Uncertainty Lingers

Rumors about a PlayStation 6 handheld have started to circulate, suggesting a device capable of running games on its own rather than streaming from a console. A hardware leaker known as…

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Cannes Opens With Pierre Salvadori’s 1920s Romantic Comedy La Vénus électrique

Cannes will open its 79th edition with Pierre Salvadori’s Paris-set drama La Vénus électrique, a 1920s–tinged romantic comedy. The premiere is scheduled for the Grand Théâtre Lumière on May 12, following…

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Resident Evil Director Cregger Warns Fans May Recoil at Fresh Reboot

Zach Cregger, the filmmaker behind the upcoming Resident Evil reboot, is steering the franchise toward a grounded, hospital-centered thriller set in 1998. He plans to tell an original story with a…

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Three Films, Five Cities: A Female‑Driven Indie Tour Expands Its Reach

The Future of Film Is Female teams with Neon for a cross‑country showcase that brings three recent indie titles directed by women and nonbinary creators to five U.S. cities this spring.…

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How the Astrophage Moment Became the Hardest Shot to Film in Project Hail Mary, According to Its Directors

The hardest moment to film in Project Hail Mary wasn’t the rocket science or the alien encounter. It was the infrared-lit sequence showing the astrophage advancing on the sun, a visual…

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The Drama Stars Alana Haim and Mamoudou Athie Discuss the Twisted Wedding Romance

Kristoffer Borgli’s The Drama turns a wedding story into a wild, provocative proposition. On the eve of a wedding, the film centers on Emma and Charlie, but the real drama unfolds…

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Kim Novak’s Vertigo review: the Hollywood legend proves she’s still got it

Alexandre O. Philippe’s latest cinephile study rethinks Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo by foregrounding Kim Novak as the guiding presence behind the film. The documentary revisits the 1958 thriller through Novak’s memories and…