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CTV News
10 hours ago
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- CTV News
Proudly Canadian movies to watch
Proudly Canadian movies to watch We check out the best of Canadian films and tell you where you can watch them.
Yahoo
a day ago
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- Yahoo
Nicholas Hoult had an "instinct" that he could play Lex Luthor in Superman
Nicholas Hoult has revealed that something inside told him that he would be a good choice to play Lex Luthor in Superman, although he tried out for the lead role at first.
Yahoo
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Allison Williams Secretly Marries Longtime Partner Alexander Dreymon in Private Ceremony
Longtime couple Allison Williams and Alexander Dreymon have officially tied the knot, according to People. The actors met on the set of Horizon Line and welcomed a son, Arlo, in 2021. Williams was previously married to Ricky Van Veen from 2015— are in order for Allison Williams and Alexander Dreymon, who tied the knot after six years of dating, according to People. The publication exclusively confirmed the news after the Girls actress called Dreymon her "husband" in a June interview with The Guardian. "I would be in a puddle on the ground if we didn't have the nanny that we have, who is the reason my husband is shooting in London right now and I'm here,' Williams said, thus revealing that the two had wed. 'None of this is possible without her, and we're so grateful." Williams and Dreymon originally met on the set of Horizon Line, a 2020 thriller that stars Sara and Jackson (played by Williams and Dreymon), a couple who must land a plane after the pilot suffers a heart attack. The duo's onscreen chemistry became a real life love story when filming wrapped in 2019. Two years later, Williams and Dreymon secretly welcomed a son together named Arlo. His arrival was announced in 2022 with a source telling People that Williams and Dreymon were "very happy and very much in love." "They are both private people individually, and they made the decision to keep this happy news to just a small circle of family and friends," the insider said. "But they're over the moon." This is Dreymon's first marriage; Williams, for her part, was previously married to Ricky Van Veen from 2015—2019. Read the original article on InStyle
Daily Mail
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Showgirls star Gina Gershon reveals she almost BROKE Tom Cruise's nose when he tickled her during sex scene for 1988 classic Cocktail
Gina Gershon has detailed the shocking moment she almost broke Tom Cruise 's nose when he tickled her during a sex scene. The Showgirls star, 63, starred alongside the Mission: Impossible star, 62, on the 1988 classic Cocktail and filmed her very first love scene with him. However, things didn't go exactly to plan as Gina - who was in her 20s at the time - was left fearing her Hollywood career was over when she injured megastar Tom. She recalled how Tom was meant to be under the covers before popping up during the raunchy scene, but she had warned him in advance not to tickle her because she is very ticklish. However, Tom accidentally tickled her while grabbing her waist, leading to her unintentionally lashing out and nearly breaking his nose She told The Guardian: 'Right before the take, he was down there and grabbed my waist in a tickly, sweet manner, I didn't mean to, but I had a kneejerk reaction right into his nose. 'It was full of blood, I thought: ''I just broke Tom Cruise's nose, I will never work in Hollywood again''. 'I was mortified because I really kicked him good, I didn't mean to.' Though she initially feared for her career, Gina said 'gentleman' Tom insisted it was his fault because she had warned him in advance and was very 'kind and sweet' with her. Despite the mishap, Gina said she is still glad that she filmed her first ever sex scene with Tom, insisting he was very 'protective' of her and made sure to put her at ease. Cocktail followed Tom's character Brian Flanagan, who is fresh off a stint in the army and is pursuing a business degree while working as a bartender in Manhattan. He learns the tricks of the trade from his business partner Doug (Bryan Brown) before discovering his friend has slept with his romantic interest Coral (Gina). Brian then moves to Jamaica where he meets Jordan (Elisabeth Shue) and they fall in love, while he continues to battle challenges as he tries to pursue his original dream. While the film was panned by critics, it earned $78.2million domestic ($207.6million in 2024 when adjusted for inflation) and $171.5million worldwide ($455.4 million in 2024), taking the ninth spot on the year-end box office top 10. In another insight into her career, Gina also recently revealed her agents advised her against taking a lesbian role in the 1996 neo-noir crime thriller Bound. Gina, 62, played a lesbian ex-cop who was in a romantic relationship with Jennifer Tilly's character in the Wachowskis-directed film. Speaking on the It Happened In Hollywood podcast, Gina said her agents told her not to play Corky - even telling her the role kill would her chances at a successful acting career. But, impressed by the script and the the filmmakers, Gina went against their advice and joined the cast anyway. She detailed: 'It was a great script and I could tell they were incredible directors, but my agents were like, "We will not let you do this movie. You are ruining your career. We will not be able to let you represent. You will never work again."' Undeterred by their words, Gina shared: 'I just said, "Oh, well, I guess if you can't represent me, I'll go somewhere else." You know? No hard feelings.' The Hollywood actress also took issue with the fact the film was being referred to merely as a 'lesbian movie' - when it spoke to larger issues. 'I said, first of all, it's so shortsighted to say, "Oh, this is a lesbian movie." I mean, they happen to be lesbians,' she said. 'They happen to be into women, but it's really a movie about trust. 'There's a bigger issue, and I really hated that, I thought that was so small-minded and shortsighted. And if that's what we were up against, I was in.'
New York Times
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New York Times
Be the First to Find Out the 100 Best Movies of the 21st Century
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