Stephen Graham has signed on to be in the next Venom film
Stephen Graham has signed on to play a mysterious role in Andy Serkis's 'Venom 2'. Graham has previously played large roles in 'Rocketman' and 'The Irishman' and has not commented on the role as of yet. The movie is being made by Sony and will not be a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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San Diego Comic-Con canceled because of coronavirus pandemic
Since the dawn of the current era of superhero cinema, fans could annually look forward to major SDCC announcements from Marvel Studios and DC Entertainment. Now that superheroes are part of binge-able shows, major streamers such as Netflix (during its brief union with Marvel) and Amazon (which distributes the raunchy “The Boys”) have used SDCC as a blowhorn to attract a growing fan base
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Spider-man voice actor sends custom voice notes to children stuck at home during the quarantine
Jake Johnson, the voice actor for Peter Parker in 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse ', has announced that he will be sending voice notes as Spiderman to kids who are stuck at home due to the quarantine. He was taking requests for voice notes on his Instagram and demand is very high.
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Daniel Craig reveals he never wanted Bond role
Daniel Craig reveals he never wanted Bond role
In a recent interview for Saga magazine, iconic James Bond actor Daniel Craig has revealed that he never wanted to play the role of the international spy as a child, rather dreaming of taking on roles for Spiderman and Superman. Craig is reprising his role as 007 for the last time in the upcoming No Time to Die, whose release has been pushed to November due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Gal Gadot's viral Imagine video sparks anger on social media
Hollywood star Gal Gadot, famous for her role as Wonder Woman in the Marvel superhero movie franchise, is being slammed by angry social media users after she posted a video of herself singing John Lennon's 1971 song Imagine, with Gadot singing the first line followed by other Hollywood stars such as Mark Ruffalo, Amy Adams and Will Ferrell, who are being criticized for being multi-millionaires while promoting the song's message.
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