Could Wile E. Coyote, the long-suffering—not to mention hungry—Looney Tunes villain, get his first win in nearly eight decades? This isn’t to suggest that he will finally catch the Road Runner, of course. Instead, he may catch something more lucrative.
The estate of Joseph Shuster, co-creator of the Man of Steel, has filed a lawsuit in federal court, claiming that WBD and DC Comics lack the legal rights to distribute the upcoming film in Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and Australia. The lawsuit, led by Mark Warren Peary, executor of the Shuster estate, demands a halt to Superman-related releases in those territories, citing automatic copyright reversion laws.
Chris Evans has officially denied rumors that he will return to Marvel and reprise his role as Steve Rogers in Avengers: Doomsday, claiming he’s “happily retired” from the MCU.
Anthony Mackie has seemingly drawn a firm line in the sand against political narratives surrounding Captain America: Brave New World, telling the press to “chill the f** out”* when it comes to comparisons between the film’s President Thaddeus Ross AKA the Red Hulk (played by Harrison Ford) and U.S. President Donald J. Trump.
An exclusive from The Hollywood Reporter revealed that Nosferatu director Robert Eggers is already working on his next project. He has already written the script and Focus Features will be teaming up with him again bring it to the screen.
The latest TV spot trailer for James Gunn’s Superman has stirred some unexpected controversy over the final shot of David Corenswet’s titular hero soaring through the Arctic skies. Some viewers speculated that CGI was used on Corenswet’s face, drawing comparisons to past DC missteps like the infamous Henry Cavill mustache debacle from Justice League.
James Mangold recently spoke about his upcoming Star Wars movie, noting that he doesn’t want to be “handcuffed” by George Lucas’s lore.
The world’s most famous spy may be able to escape death traps and outwit megalomaniacs, but James Bond has met his match in Amazon and Hollywood’s most dangerous game—woke corporate politics.
After igniting backlash with his statement that Captain America shouldn’t represent America, Anthony Mackie has taken to social media in an apparent attempt at damage control.
Anthony Mackie, the star of Captain America: Brave New World, made comments that appear to signal a dramatic shift from Marvel and Disney’s usual identity-focused messaging around race.
The Daisy Ridley-led Star Wars Rey movie has officially tapped its third writer, George Nolfi, in what seems like another chapter in the ongoing saga of delays and turbulence under Kathleen Kennedy’s leadership at Lucasfilm.
In a press event held at the Hotel De La Ville in Rome, Italy, Mackie claimed to the European audience, “Captain America represents a lot of different things and I don’t think the term ‘America’ should be one of those representations. It’s about a man who keeps his word, who has honor, dignity, and integrity.”
A source with an excellent track record has reached out to That Park Place with information regarding Disney projects in development that we believe is tantalizing and worthy of significant consideration. According to our contact, The Walt Disney Company is taking a wait-and-see approach to Frozen 3 and Rey Movie scripts with special attention given to how Snow White, starring Rachel Zegler, performs at the box office in 2025. Despite Moana 2 managing to cross the billion dollar mark worldwide, many feel the film was a cash grab that has harmed the franchise more broadly, especially in regards to its future consumer enthusiasm. If Snow White dramatically underperforms Disney’s desires, it could point to necessary retooling given the current sociopolitical landscape looks nothing like Disney had likely projected when many of these projects were first announced.