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Tomb Raider Film Rights Go Up for Auction Following MGM Exit: Report
MGM has lost film rights to the Alicia Vikander-led Tomb Raider movie franchise, spawning a bidding war between multiple studios. MGM had a May 2022 deadline to green-light a Tomb Raider sequel but failed to do so. Reports also suggest that Vikander will be recast.
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Eros Now Unveils ‘First Day, First Show’ Offering, to Stream Hollywood Movies for Rs. 149
Eros Now has announced “First Day, First Show” that will offer Hollywood movies directly on its online platform in India at Rs. 149 per film. Eros Now’s “First Day, First Show” is the second major Indian pay-per-view offering after Zee Plex on Zee5.
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Tomb Raider 2: Sequel to Alicia Vikander Movie Gets Release Date, Director
Alicia Vikander will return as Lara Croft. MGM has set a March 19, 2021 release date for the Tomb Raider movie sequel. Ben Wheatley has been picked to direct Tomb Raider 2.
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The Danish Girl: Television Screening Cancelled After Channel Fails To Get CBFC Certification
The television premiere of Oscar-winning film The Danish Girl was cancelled on Sunday, by the Central Board of Film Certification, citing the issue shown in the film is very sensitive
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Matt Damon is Like Everyone's Mate, Says Alicia Vikander
"Watching most spy films while growing up, I had seen a certain way of what that genre was like. Suddenly, I was faced with something that was completely new and I loved that," said Alicia Vikander
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Matt Damon Reportedly Made $1 Million For Every Line in Jason Bourne
Paul Greengrass, director of The Bourne Supremacy (2004) and The Bourne Ultimatum(2007) was persuaded to rejoin Matt for the next chapter of the Universal franchise after both men sat out 2012's The Bourne Legacy
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Oscars: Nobody Had Heard of Alicia Vikander Three Years Ago
It was for her role in the British biographical drama The Danish Girl that Alicia was honoured with an Academy Award, in which she played Danish artist Gerda Wegener in a love story about how she and her fellow artist husband Einar Elbe, played by Eddie Redmayne, navigate his journey as a transgender pioneer
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Golden Globes: Brie Larson Wins Best Actress Drama For Room
Brie Larson picked up the Golden Globe for Best Actress (Drama) for her role in Room. Brie defeated Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara nominated for lesbian drama film Carol, Saoirse Ronan of Brooklyn and Alicia Vikander of The Danish Girl, to win the honour
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Matt Damon to Battle Vincent Cassel in Fifth Bourne Film
Paul Greengrass, who directed Bournes Supremacy and Ultimatum, will direct and co-write the script with Christopher Rouse. Julia Stiles will return as Bourne's foe-turned-friend, while both Tommy Lee Jones and Alicia Vikander have been cast in unknown roles
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Watch: Eddie Redmayne as Lily in The Danish Girl Trailer
The trailer begins with Alicia Vikander's character saying, "I was sure. He was so shy and mysterious." Then, the mystery is unveiled. "That fact is, I believe that I am a woman," Eddie's character is seen as saying in the trailer for the film, which is based on the true story of the successful artist
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Tomb Raider Film Rights Go Up for Auction Following MGM Exit: Report
MGM has lost film rights to the Alicia Vikander-led Tomb Raider movie franchise, spawning a bidding war between multiple studios. MGM had a May 2022 deadline to green-light a Tomb Raider sequel but failed to do so. Reports also suggest that Vikander will be recast.
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Eros Now Unveils ‘First Day, First Show’ Offering, to Stream Hollywood Movies for Rs. 149
Eros Now has announced “First Day, First Show” that will offer Hollywood movies directly on its online platform in India at Rs. 149 per film. Eros Now’s “First Day, First Show” is the second major Indian pay-per-view offering after Zee Plex on Zee5.
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Tomb Raider 2: Sequel to Alicia Vikander Movie Gets Release Date, Director
Alicia Vikander will return as Lara Croft. MGM has set a March 19, 2021 release date for the Tomb Raider movie sequel. Ben Wheatley has been picked to direct Tomb Raider 2.
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The Danish Girl: Television Screening Cancelled After Channel Fails To Get CBFC Certification
The television premiere of Oscar-winning film The Danish Girl was cancelled on Sunday, by the Central Board of Film Certification, citing the issue shown in the film is very sensitive
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Matt Damon is Like Everyone's Mate, Says Alicia Vikander
"Watching most spy films while growing up, I had seen a certain way of what that genre was like. Suddenly, I was faced with something that was completely new and I loved that," said Alicia Vikander
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Matt Damon Reportedly Made $1 Million For Every Line in Jason Bourne
Paul Greengrass, director of The Bourne Supremacy (2004) and The Bourne Ultimatum(2007) was persuaded to rejoin Matt for the next chapter of the Universal franchise after both men sat out 2012's The Bourne Legacy
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Oscars: Nobody Had Heard of Alicia Vikander Three Years Ago
It was for her role in the British biographical drama The Danish Girl that Alicia was honoured with an Academy Award, in which she played Danish artist Gerda Wegener in a love story about how she and her fellow artist husband Einar Elbe, played by Eddie Redmayne, navigate his journey as a transgender pioneer
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Golden Globes: Brie Larson Wins Best Actress Drama For Room
Brie Larson picked up the Golden Globe for Best Actress (Drama) for her role in Room. Brie defeated Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara nominated for lesbian drama film Carol, Saoirse Ronan of Brooklyn and Alicia Vikander of The Danish Girl, to win the honour
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Matt Damon to Battle Vincent Cassel in Fifth Bourne Film
Paul Greengrass, who directed Bournes Supremacy and Ultimatum, will direct and co-write the script with Christopher Rouse. Julia Stiles will return as Bourne's foe-turned-friend, while both Tommy Lee Jones and Alicia Vikander have been cast in unknown roles
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Watch: Eddie Redmayne as Lily in The Danish Girl Trailer
The trailer begins with Alicia Vikander's character saying, "I was sure. He was so shy and mysterious." Then, the mystery is unveiled. "That fact is, I believe that I am a woman," Eddie's character is seen as saying in the trailer for the film, which is based on the true story of the successful artist
