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Everybody Wants Power In New Trailer For 'All The Way' Starring Bryan Cranston As Lyndon B. Johnson
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If it worked once, why not see if it'll work again? Bryan Cranston took home a Tony award for his acclaimed Broadway turn as Lyndon B. Johnson in "All The Way." Now the production has become a movie over at HBO, and a new trailer has dropped to show Cranston as the former President during his most volatile time in office. Helmed by Jay Roach (who recently directed Cranston to an Oscar nomination in "Trumbo"), and co-starring Anthony Mackie (as Martin Luther King Jr.), Melissa Leo, Stephen Root, Frank Langella, and more, the drama follows Johnson's first year in office, with the country and Washington still reeling from the assassination of John F. Kennedy Jr. Here's the official synopsis: All The Way offers a riveting behind-the scenes look at President Lyndon B. Johnson’s tumultuous first year in office after the assassination of John F. Kennedy. Staking his presidency on »
- Kevin Jagernauth
“From What I Hear, He’s Not Like That On Every Movie”: Charlize Theron Talks Battling Tom Hardy On 'Mad Max: Fury Road'
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While "Mad Max: Fury Road" became one of the best reviewed movies of last year, with George Miller's visionary blockbuster going on to take home an armload of Oscars, it was no easy ride to the big screen. The production was an arduous one, not only due to the delays and unpredictable weather on location in Namibia, but also because of the reported battles between the film's leads, Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron. It was a topic that remained at the fringes of the conversation about the movie when it was released, but not no one denied it either. When asked a few months after filming had wrapped, Hardy played down the friction with his co-star, saying "I think she's fucking awesome. I think she's incredible. I think she's one of the most talented actresses of our generation." However, he did acknowledge he probably wasn't the most pleasant person to be around, »
- Kevin Jagernauth
Dave Bautista Gets Ready To Rumble In 'Blade Runner 2'
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The most unlikely of movie sequels continues to surprise with its casting. The followup to "Blade Runner" has Harrison Ford returning as Deckard, with Ryan Gosling and Robin Wright also on board, and now, the picture is adding some serious, literal muscle. WWE star turned actor Dave Bautista ("Guardians Of The Galaxy," "Spectre") has cheekily revealed on Instagram he'll be joining the movie by posing with an origami unicorn, an icon from the key final moments of Ridley Scott's original movie. Of course, all details about the picture are being strictly guarded, but with Denis Villeneuve directing, and Roger Deakins lensing, if anything, it's going to look great. Let's just hope the script from Hampton Fancher and Michael Green has got the goods. Production "Blade Runner 2" starts in July and the film opens on January 12, 2018. »
- Kevin Jagernauth
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