Daniel Craig is angry at people saying No Time to Die is 'cursed'
Daniel Craig, who is starring in the leading role of British spy James Bond for the last time in the upcoming movie No Time to Die, has stated that he is angry at people claiming that No Time to Die is a cursed movie, after the recent postponement of the film's release due to the coronavirus has put the total time gap at 5 years since the last movie.
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Robert Pattinson tests positive for coronavirus
Robert Pattinson tests positive for coronavirus
According to the latest media reports, the Hollywood star Robert Pattinson has been tested positive for coronavirus. Warner Bros. confirmed that the production of Matt Reeves’ upcoming take on Batman had halted in the U.K. after few crew members tested positive for the virus. The production house didn’t disclose the names but now it has been confirmed that Robert Pattinson is one of them
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Robert De Niro says he would like to play Cuomo in pandemic movie
Legendary Hollywood star, Robert De Niro has said he would be keen to play New York state governor Andrew Cuomo in a future movie about the coronavirus epidemic, as the actor made another blistering attack on Donald Trump.
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Some Texas movie theaters reopen with "airport security-style check-in"
Some Texas businesses, including restaurants, malls and movie theaters, began to reopen Friday in response to Governor Greg Abbott's decision to let the state's stay-at-home order expire. Santikos Entertainment, a movie theater chain based in San Antonio, has reopened three of its nine locations at 25% capacity, Variety reports.
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Pete Davidson film ‘King of Staten Island’ skipping theaters
Universal’s “The King of Staten Island” — a semi-autobiographical comedy starring Pete Davidson and directed by Judd Apatow — is hitting video on demand, making it the latest film to forgo a traditional theatrical release as cinemas remain closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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