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At one of the heights of his career, following films like “Malcolm X,” “Philadelphia,” and “Devil in a Blue Dress,” Denzel Washington starred in a remake of the 1947 Christmas movie, “The Bishop’s Wife.” Directed by the late great Penny Marshall, the remake was called “The Preacher’s Wife” and centered on a struggling Baptist pastor, played by Courtney B. Vance, and an angel come down to help, but who ends up focusing more on the pastor’s wife. Marshall cast this role to another megawatt talent of the time, Whitney Houston. Discussing his career with Chaz Ebert at the American Black Film Festival in Miami, per People, Denzel Washington remem...... Read Full article on HadNews

Robin Williams is irreplaceable, and his comedic genius shines through in all of his films. In this video, WatchMojo counts down the top 10 funniest Robin Williams movie scenes that are sure to leave you in stitches. From his iconic roles in "Mrs. Doubtfire" to "Good Morning, Vietnam," Robin Williams always knew how to bring the laughter. The list features some of the most memorable moments in his films, including the dinner scene in "The Fisher King" where Williams' character tries to impress a woman during an awkward date, and the shower chaos in "Father's Day" where he and Billy Crystal hilariously struggle with a teenager and a phone cal...... Read Full article on HadNews

Villains are often the most compelling characters in a movie, and what really sets them apart is their ability to deliver a chilling monologue. In this video, WatchMojo counts down the top 20 greatest movie villain monologues that have left audiences in awe. From the charismatic yet vicious Calvin Candie in "Django Unchained" to the corrupt and sinister Alonzo Harris in "Training Day", these monologues are not only effective and entertaining, but also memorable. Spoilers ahead, so proceed with caution! Whether it's the powerful speeches from "Watchmen" or the haunting words from other iconic films, these villains have cemented their place in...... Read Full article on HadNews

The Princess Bride is a beloved cinematic masterpiece that has captured the hearts of audiences for decades. But what many fans may not realize is the journey behind the making of this iconic film. From the inception of the story by William Goldman to the meticulous casting process that brought the characters to life, every aspect of The Princess Bride was a labor of love. The film's cast, including the likes of Carrie Elwes, Robin Wright, Mandy Patinkin, Billy Crystal, and the unforgettable Andre the Giant, brought their unique talents and personalities to their roles, breathing life into the enchanting tale. The chemistry among the actors ...... Read Full article on HadNews

The world of acting is a tough one to crack, and sometimes even the most seasoned actors can struggle to deliver a convincing performance. However, there are moments when bad actors surprise us all with flashes of brilliance that leave us speechless. In this video from WatchMojo, we dive into the Top 10 Times Bad Actors Did a Great Job in their roles. From Adam Sandler in "Uncut Gems" to Steven Seagal in "Under Siege," these actors found the perfect roles to showcase their talents beyond their usual typecasting. Hayden Christensen's portrayal of journalist Steven Glass in "Shattered Glass" and Jessica Alba's performance in "Sin City" also ma...... Read Full article on HadNews

Léa Seydoux prefers working on her original side of the pond than her adopted one — in Europe, she says, they know how to treat a lady (onscreen). The French “Dune: Part Two” star revealed during a Harper’s Bazaar UK cover story that she finds being a working actress in Europe to be “easier” than in “harsh” Hollywood. “The industry in America, I find it harsh on women,” Seydoux, 38, said. “It’s hard for women to age. I don’t want to be afraid not to be desirable or to lose my contract. In America it’s economic, and when it becomes a matter of making money, you lose your freedom. I don’t feel comfortable with the fact that you have to t...... Read Full article on HadNews

Should actors and actresses who go to extremes to prepare for their roles get more love from Oscars voters? This year, best actor nominees Cillian Murphy, who played nuclear physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer in “Oppenheimer,” and Bradley Cooper, who starred as Leonard Bernstein in the biopic “Maestro,” are getting lots of buzz not only for their performances but also for how those performances were achieved. The already slim Murphy lost roughly 20 pounds and took up smoking fake cigarettes to mimic the look and habits of the real-life Oppenheimer. His preparation for the role was purportedly so intense that he isolated himself from his...... Read Full article on HadNews

Willem Dafoe on 'The Lighthouse,' Robert Pattinson — A24 Book Excerpt You will be redirected back to your article in seconds Exclusive: Dafoe wrote the introduction to A24's screenplay book for the 2019 Robert Eggers film, and IndieWire shares excerpts here. ad ...... Read Full article on HadNews

Steven Spielberg‘s Oskar Schindler almost looked vastly different. The auteur’s Oscar-winning 1994 film “Schindler’s List” was led by Liam Neeson, who portrayed the real-life German businessman who saved more than 1,200 Jews from the Nazis during World War II. However, according to CAA co-founder Michael Ovitz, Mel Gibson was briefly considered for the title role. “Mel Gibson’s name came up. He was interested. His agent put him forward,” Ovitz told The Hollywood Reporter in a 30th anniversary retrospective cover story. “But it wasn’t going to happen. Steven wanted a non-movie star for the part.” At the time, pre-“Braveheart,” Gibs...... Read Full article on HadNews

Matt Damon has already played Jason Bourne four times, most recently in the appropriately titled 2016 film “Jason Bourne,” but the 53-year-old actor is eager to return to the Robert Ludlum espionage franchise once again. In a recent appearance on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert,” Damon addressed the state of the “Bourne” franchise and his future involvement with it. He confirmed that “All Quiet on the Western Front” director Edward Berger is in the early stages of developing a new entry in the series, and expressed openness to starring in the film if it materializes. “There is a great director named Edward Berger,” Damon said. “ — ...... Read Full article on HadNews

Watch the video by The Ultimate Discovery Christina Applegate - The Unforgettable Journey of Christina Applegate. In the vibrant world of nineties television, one character shone brightly and captivated audiences like no other—Kelly Bundy from the legendary show Married with Children. The incomparable Christina Applegate brought this iconic character to life, making Kelly the epitome of a rebellious yet lovable daughter. Now, Christina Applegate has just confessed some jaw dropping secrets from her married with children role. What revelations await us as we delve into the personal reflections of Christina Applegate herself? And wh...... Read Full article on HadNews

Pamela Anderson is returning to the big screen. The “Barb Wire” and “Baywatch” star is set to lead Gia Coppola‘s third feature film “The Last Showgirl,” described as a redemption story about an aging Las Vegas dancer looking to connect with her adult daughter after her show is abruptly canceled. Seemingly part “Hacks” and part “The Wrestler,” the film is written by “Up Here” and “The Good Place” scribe Kate Gersten and directed by Coppola. “The Last Showgirl” marks Anderson’s first lead role in years, and her latest feature after 2022’s “Alone at Night.” In addition to Anderson, the star-studded cast includes Oscar winner Jamie Lee Curtis...... Read Full article on HadNews

Alicia Silverstone on ‘Clueless’ Sequel & Playing ‘Batgirl’ Again In the video, Alicia Silverstone discusses her involvement in the unique and high concept film she recently starred in. She talks about how the script evolved and her initial attraction to the project. She also delves into her eclectic taste in roles over the past decade, mentioning her experience in theater and working with interesting filmmakers. The familial dynamics of the movie are also discussed, as well as her experience working with the other actors. The conversation also touches on the subject of audio storytelling and the participants share their favorite podcasts. I...... Read Full article on HadNews