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Daniel Craig’s Wake Up Dead Man Gets 100% Rt Score! (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, the third installment in Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc series, has mesmerized critics. A chapter that has been deemed tantalizing since its announcement took its inaugural premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday, September 6, 2025, by storm.

As reactions continue building momentum across social media platforms, an adequate number of certified critics have already given their verdict regarding Rian Johnson’s eagerly awaited murder mystery.

Following Glass Onion and the original Knives Out, all spaced precisely three years apart, the review embargo of Wake Up Dead Man has not disappointed either.

Let’s eschew the type of slow-burning, big reveal that Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc excels at in the Knives Out series, and cut to the chase: Rian Johnson’s Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery is another satisfying, impossible-to-predict yarn featuring all the series’ hallmarks. There’s a wildly diverse ensemble, including a few stellar character actors and some rising stars. There’s a seemingly unsolvable crime carrying a whiff of Agatha Christie. And there’s a reliable whodunit trope: Knives Out had a family of backstabbers with axes to grind, while Glass Onion offered a vacation setting and “friends” with revenge in mind; Wake Up Dead Man...

Although “Wake Up Dead Man” is the “Knives Out” movie that’s most preoccupied with existential questions surrounding death, writer/director Rian Johnson’s third film in the series is also the one that’s most full of life. Yes, it brings back a delightful Daniel Craig as the fast-talking detective Benoit Blanc, but he is not the one who unlocks this movie’s mysteries. No, in addition to Craig not saying a word for the film’s entire opening act, he is merely there to serve the outstanding Josh O’Connor.

Not only does the franchise newcomer give an excellent comedic performance, the “Challengers” and “God’s Own Country” actor also...

Warning! This post contains Spoilers for Star Wars: Legacy of Vader #8

Star Wars has debuted a new sequel-era villain (who has one of the coolest designs yet). Set between The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker, Marvel's canonical Legacy of Vader series has been filling in gaps and revealing Kylo Ren's rule as Supreme Leader. However, we've also just learned more about the Knights of Ren (and their brand-new leader).

In the new Legacy of Vader #8, the Knights aren't led by Kylo Ren. Despite having been their leader before The Force Awakens, this issue confirms Kylo left his Knights when Supreme Leader Snoke made him a leader of the First Order.

Do you remember the days when "Star Wars" movies used to be good? Not "Star Wars" in general -- the movies. "Andor" season 2 has barely stopped tugging our heartstrings with its grounded rebel stories, the well-received "Star Wars Jedi: Survivor" video game was released in 2023, and Marvel is dropping sweet (and often Darth Vader-themed) comics all the time. "Star Wars" as a franchise is doing just fine. The movies, on the other hand, could use a win. 

It's been close to a decade since the franchise rolled out a truly worthwhile big-screen effort -- either "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" (2016) or "The Last Jedi" (2017), depending on your opinion...

Some Star Wars fans believe that Carrie Fisher's daughter, Billie Lourd, will bring Princess Leia Organa to life soon. Fisher's last performance as Leia was for 2017's Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which premiered roughly 40 years after she first played the character in 1977's Star Wars. Lourd is the only child of Fisher's and her mom tragically died in 2016.

After she became a pivotal part of the original Star Wars trilogy's cast, she returned to Leia for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Lourd became part of the Star Wars sequel trilogy's cast when she appeared in that same film as Lieutenant Kaydel Ko Connix. Now, some Star Wars fans...

Those of you who enjoy listening to audiobooks will be thrilled to know that a new Star Wars audiobook called Star Wars: The Jaws of Jakku will be available on October 9, as reported by Star Wars News.Net. The audiobook was written by Star Wars regular Cavan Scott, who wrote various Star Wars Adventures comics for Idw publishing, in addition to penning four of the Star Wars: Adventures in Wild Space novels and many Star Wars: The High Republic comics for Marvel, and scripting segments for three episodes of Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures.

Anyone who wishes to learn more about Jakku will no doubt be looking forward to The Jaws of Jakku,...

Daniel Craig will always be known for playing James Bond, but six years ago, he starred in a critically acclaimed mystery movie that kicked off a major franchise. Craig stars alongside Chris Evans (Captain America: The Winter Soldier) and Ana de Armas (Ballerina) in Knives Out, the whodunnit following a world-renowned crime novelist who is found dead, leaving the eloquently spoken and inquisitive Benoit Blanc to solve the crime. Knives Out is currently streaming on Prime Video in America, but globally, the film has returned to the VOD top 10 charts in several countries.

Knives Out was adored by critics, who rated the film a “Certified Fresh” and nearly flawless 97% on the aggregate site Rotten Tomatoes.

The most iconic scene in Deadpool & Wolverine, which Madonnareportedly had a hand in editing, is now being immortalized into plastic thanks to Funko. The Deadpool & Wolverine Time Ripper Funko set is two separate Pop figures that connect, recreating the almost-noble sacrifice scene in the 2024 feature. This is a perfect collectible, especially as this self-proclaimed "Marvel Jesus" could be returning to the MCU next year in Avengers: Doomsday.

The Deadpool & Wolverine Time Ripper sets are the latest addition to the Deadpool & Wolverine Funko collection, which previously included our dynamic duo with Deadpool variants, Wade Wilson in his DriveMax uniform, and the other mutants that joined alongside our anti-heroes in the battle of The Void.

The Force Awakens and its follow-ups had so few memorable characters, it’s a wonder Disney – and Oscar Isaac – are still talking about potential spin-offs

There might just be a strange irony to this week’s news that Oscar Isaac, Aka the tousled X-wing pilot Poe Dameron, is up for a return to Star Wars if the script is right. Because before the actor’s comments in a new interview with Variety, it was quite possible to forget that the sequel trilogy ever existed. Was The Force Awakens really a film, or just two hours of Disney rummaging through George Lucas’s recycling bin? Did The Last Jedi split the...

A new Audible story, set after Star Wars: The Last Jedi, will tell the first new Rey story in six years. The sequel trilogy era has been largely unexplored since Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's release in 2019, with recent comics finally telling Kylo Ren's story between The Last Jedi and his death. Now, Rey is about to get the same treatment.

Lucasfilm Press has announced a new Star Wars audiobook, "The Jaws of Jakku," which will release on Audible on October 9. Written by Cavan Scott and featuring narration by Helen Sadler, it's set in the immediate aftermath of The Last Jedi. Here's the official synopsis:

Following the events of The Last Jedi,...

A new Star Wars adventure starring Daisy Ridley's Rey Skywalker has been announced for 2025, bridging the gap between The Last Jedi and Rise of Skywalker. The now-iconic Sequel Trilogy scavenger-turned-Jedi has a bright future ahead of her in the beloved sci-fi franchise. Ridley's Star Wars character has been announced to lead a new feature-length film, from Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, and is rumored to be an anchor point for the future of the Star Wars brand.

Fans will not have to wait long, though, to get more of Ridley's Rey, as she has been revealed to be leading a new Star Wars adventure coming out before the end of the year.

When Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy wore a “The Force is Female” T-shirt at a 2018 Nike event, it sent a message that didn’t sit well with many Star Wars fans. The slogan, tied to a women’s empowerment campaign, suggested a shift that felt out of step with the saga’s loyal, mostly male audience. Marvel faced a similar storm, with its post-Endgame focus on heroines like She-Hulk and Ms. Marvel earning the nickname “M-She-u” from frustrated fans who felt male heroes were being sidelined.

Disney wanted to make Star Wars and Marvel more inclusive, but in doing so, they overlooked the heart of their audience. A 2024 Wrap report shows...

Disney’s $4.05 billion acquisition of Lucasfilm in 2012 sparked hope for a revitalized Star Wars era. The deal promised to blend the franchise’s epic legacy with Disney’s blockbuster expertise. Early successes, like The Force Awakens breaking box office records, fueled global excitement. It seemed like a perfect mix of nostalgia and innovation.

Yet, this promise quickly unraveled. Strategic blunders, creative misfires, and a disregard for fan feedback plagued Disney’s approach. Prioritizing rapid output over coherent storytelling drained the brand’s vitality. The studio alienated core audiences while dismissing critics as “toxic.”

From trilogy chaos to theme park flops and streaming saturation, the once-unassailable saga now faces declining viewership.

The cast of ‘Rivals’ just got even bigger. Hayley Atwell and Rupert Everett are officially joining Season 2 of the Disney+ drama, based on Dame Jilly Cooper’s beloved novel.

Atwell will play Helen Gordon, Rupert Campbell-Black’s ex-wife and mother to his children, Marcus and Tabitha. Everett takes on Malise Gordon, Helen’s husband and Campbell-Black’s former show-jumping coach and mentor.

They’re not the only new faces in the mix. Maxim Ays, Holly Cattle, Oliver Dench, Amanda Lawrence, Bobby Lockwood, Eliot Salt, and Jonny Weldon have also signed on for the upcoming season.

Also in news – Netflix renews Dept. Q for season 2: Matthew Goode returns in Edinburgh-set...

Oscar Isaac has revealed what it would take for him to return to Star Wars as Poe Dameron. Although the Star Wars sequel trilogy proved divisive, there's no denying that it introduced compelling new characters for the next generation, some of whom never got the chance to live up to their full potential.

One such character is Oscar Isaac's Poe Dameron, a fiercely talented Resistance pilot with a mysterious past and a close relationship with General Leia Organa. After Poe's misguided mutiny in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, the character was somewhat sidelined in the Star Wars sequel trilogy's final installment, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, as the focus shifted to Rey,...

Disney+ has unveiled new casting additions for the second season of “Rivals,” with Hayley Atwell and Rupert Everett joining the ensemble as guest stars in the drama based on Jilly Cooper’s bestselling novel.

Atwell, known for “Mission Impossible” and “Agent Carter,” will portray Helen Gordon, the ex-wife of Rupert Campbell-Black and mother to his children Marcus and Tabitha. Everett, whose credits include “Napoleon” and “My Policeman,” takes on the role of Malise Gordon, Helen’s husband and Campbell-Black’s former show-jumping coach and mentor.

The Happy Prince production, part of ITV Studios, is currently shooting in the U.K.. Season 2 will expand to 12 episodes, building on the success of the first season which became one of Disney+’s most popular British original dramas.

Additional new cast members announced include Maxim Ays, Holly Cattle, Oliver Dench, Amanda Lawrence, Bobby Lockwood, Eliot Salt, and Jonny Weldon.

The series brings back its...

So... Who's the Best (and Worst) Star Wars Character?

Well, today we're going to rank a large portion characters from this massive galaxy far, far away. And to be honest? I'm nervous, because I'm 100% sure I'm about to commit at lest one pop culture crime here. But hey... let's see how bad it gets

Before we get into the names themselves, let's break down the categories, from the absolute bottom of the Sarlacc pit to the shining peak of Jedi legend.

Bantha Poodoo - The lowest of the low. These are the characters who absolutely deserve to be deleted from canon. Remove them and the story wouldn't just survive...it might actually get better.

Lost in the Outer Rim - Our forgettable bunch. The ones you barely remeber existed and who added nothing to the story

Just Another Moisture Farmer - Characters you don't love, don't hate...they just exist...

NYFF: ‘A House of Dynamite’ Kathryn Bigelow’s first film since 2017’s ‘Detroit’ could not come any sooner, especially when taking a peek at the cast and synopsis. Per the festival’s official website, ‘A House of Dynamite’ is about, “The detection of an unidentified incoming missile sets in motion an escalating series of actions and reactions across all levels of the U.S. government in Kathryn Bigelow’s kinetic thriller, featuring a terrific ensemble cast led by Idris Elba, Rebecca Ferguson, and Gabriel Basso.” Additional cast members include Anthony Ramos, Tracy Letts, Greta Lee, and Jason Clarke. Bigelow is one of the most successful female directors of the past thirty years, and the first to win Best Director at the Oscars, with two wins for ‘The Hurt Locker’. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel, by clicking here. Limited Time Offer – Free Subscription to The Hollywood...

A fan-favorite star from The Acolytehas shared their perspective on how the series will age over time. 2024's The Acolyte holds a 19% Audience Score on Rotten Tomatoes, making it among the franchise's lowest, falling below divisive entries like The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker. The series was canceled after one season.

During Fan Expo Chicago’s Manny Jacinto panel, hosted by ScreenRant’s Joe Deckelmeier, the Qimir actor gave his thoughts on the show's future perception. Comparing The Acolyte to the prequels, Jacinto shared his experience growing up with those movies and how younger audiences have helped to shift the perception of them over time.

He adds, referring to The Acolyte, "I do hope that, you know, it finds new life, or it continues to find the love." When prompted about whether his character could return, he added that he hopes it will continue: "Never say never." Read...

Natalie Portman Stopped Acting After Star Wars Prequels ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

After The Phantom Menace hit theaters in 1999, it was supposed to be a return to the galaxy far away that would satisfy fans waiting nearly two decades for more Star Wars content. However, the film’s reception wasn’t exactly stellar, and the two sequels didn’t fare much better. Natalie Portman, who played Padmé Amidala, found herself in the spotlight, not just for her role but for the harsh criticism of her acting.

Despite being the only major female lead in the trilogy, the backlash was hard to escape. At just 16 years old, Portman struggled to cope with the critiques of her performance, especially when many dismissed her abilities as an actress. It wasn’t long before she took a step back from the industry to process it all and reevaluate her next move.

Natalie Portman Faced Criticism...

Gwendoline Christie is, of course, best known to audiences for her portrayal of Brienne of Tarth on HBO's "Game of Thrones." The actor rose to prominence on the HBO fantasy series, where her impressive 6 '3'' stature allowed her to embody the powerful and imposing Brienne introduced in George R. R. Martin's "A Song of Ice and Fire" books, on which the show was based. Brienne was the heir to House Tarth and a warrior who aspired to knighthood, despite that honor being denied to the women of Westeros. Over the course of the series, she formed a close bond with her one-time prisoner Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau), who would go on to fulfill Brienne's wish and eventually knight her, making her the first female knight in the Seven Kingdoms.

Naturally, "Game of Thrones" put Christie on the radar of many fantasy fans -- and, apparently, many casting directors as well.

One of the biggest cautionary tales of the last decade regarding blockbuster filmmaking is the "Star Wars" Sequel Trilogy. Undoubtedly, the most polarizing franchise films of the 2010s, Episodes VII, VIII, and IX, remain a major point of contention for fans of George Lucas' galaxy far, far away. Many would agree that, as individual films, the sequels may have their standout moments, but do not work cohesively as a three-film story due to a lack of planning amongst the creatives involved.

Basically, the "Star Wars" Sequel Trilogy was a game of telephone with each entry, with J.J. Abrams setting up the foundation, only for Rian Johnson to answer back with "The Last Jedi" -- arguably the most divisive blockbuster of the century so far. Although Johnson was originally set to pass the torch to Colin Trevorrow, the "Jurassic World" director dropped out due to creative differences, which led to Abrams'...

It’s been almost 10 years since the release of Star Wars: Episode VIII - The Last Jedi, and one star from the film is pulling back the curtain on her experience joining the Star Wars universe. While it may be stars like Daisy Ridley, Oscar Isaac, and John Boyega that get the lion’s share of the praise for the sequel movies, other stars like Hermione Corfield help fill the universe with rebel heroes that give it life.

Corfield recently caught up with Perri Nemiroff for an episode of Collider Ladies Night, and she explained how she learned more about her character’s history from fans: “Yeah, I’ve read my whole backstory. I got sent a whole backstory of the character. I’ve got my dolls. I’ve got my Lego figures. It was pretty, pretty wild.” It’s always jarring for anyone to see themselves immortalized in a lifelike figure or Lego set.

I recall watching the original trilogy every morning on the weekends before The Phantom Menace was released when I was a kid. Now fans are eagerly awaiting the release of the next Star Wars film on the big screen, The Mandalorian and Grogu in May 2026.

Fans can enjoy the 11 films from the franchise on the big screen before Din Djarin and The Child make their silver screen debut. Each Star Wars movie has one scene that fans still adore, and that is seemingly more memorable than all the rest.

Star Wars A New Hope (1977) - The Falcon escapes the Death Star

In the original film, Han and Luke battle tie fighters in an effort to escape the Death Star. It set the tone for the way each space battle would be shot and edited and coupled with John Williams cue had a sense of adventurous suspense.

The Empire Strikes Back...

John Boyega, known for his portrayal of Finn in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, recently shared insights into his original expectations for his character's journey. During an appearance at Fan Expo Boston (via ScreenRant), Boyega revealed that he anticipated a storyline where Finn and Rey would develop into "dual Jedi," potentially mirroring the complex relationship between Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker. He told panel attendees, “I actually thought that they would Obi-Wan and Darth Vader us a bit. That we would turn against each other or something along those lines.”

Boyega's comments shed light on the initial direction he believed Finn's character would take. In The Force Awakens, Finn is introduced as a former stormtrooper who defects from the First Order, aligning himself with the Resistance. The film hints at his potential Force sensitivity, especially during his confrontation with Kylo Ren. Boyega noted that he assumed Finn's Force abilities would be explored further,...

Warner Bros. has broken a new record in 2025 thanks to the likes of Sinners,Superman, and their recent release, Weapons. The horror outing topped the box office this weekend with an impressive $43.5 million, easily besting fellow new release Freakier Friday and also taking the top spot from The Fantastic Four: First Steps in its third weekend. It has been an impressive year for Warner Bros., with A Minecraft Movie still holding the biggest opening weekend of the year so far, Sinners being one of the most discussed movies of 2025, and Superman recently surpassing Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justiceto become the highest-grossing film featuring Superman.

Thanks to these successive successes, Warner Bros. is now the first studio in history to have six consecutive films earn $40 million in their debut weekends. The titles include A Minecraft Movie ($162.8 million), Sinners ($48 million), Final Destination: Bloodlines ($51.6 million), F1 ($57 million), Superman ($125 million), Weapons ($43.5 million). This is an impressive split,...

John Boyega, the actor who played Finn in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, has been open about his frustration with how Lucasfilm handled his character. Over the years, he’s spoken in interviews about how he felt Finn’s story started with big potential but ended up being pushed aside.

When Boyega first read the script for The Force Awakens in 2015, he thought Finn was going to have a much bigger role in the overall story.

In a recent talk with ScreenRant’s Liz Declan at Fan Expo Boston, he explained that he believed Finn was being set up to be Force-sensitive and could have even been a Jedi.

Boyega said, “I think I assumed he was Force-sensitive from The Force Awakens script or at least by the time I got to the end of The Force Awakens script. I thought they were planning dual Jedis. I actually thought that...

John Boyega, who played Finn in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, has been vocal about his disappointment with Lucasfilm for several reasons, primarily centered around the handling of his character and the broader treatment of diverse actors in the franchise. Below, I’ll break down the key reasons for his frustration, using simple language and drawing from his own words and relevant sources, while keeping the tone casual but clear.

Boyega felt that Finn, a former Stormtrooper introduced as a major character in Star Wars: The Force Awakens (2015), was sidelined as the trilogy progressed. He believed Finn was set up to be a central figure, possibly even a Jedi, but his role shrank in The Last Jedi (2017) and The Rise of Skywalker (2019).

In a 2020 interview with British GQ, Boyega said, “What I would say to Disney is do not bring out a Black character, market them to be much more...

Star Wars star John Boyega explains what he expected from Finn's story, and it's very different from what audiences ended up getting. Released in 2015, Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens marked a new era for the franchise, introducing a host of new characters alongside some familiar favorites.

Boyega's Finn, a defecting stormtrooper, joins forces with Daisy Ridley's Rey and Oscar Isaac's Poe in The Force Awakens, eventually becoming a crucial ally in the fight against Adam Driver's Kylo Ren. Though there were teases in the 2015 film that Finn is Force-sensitive, this didn't play a big role in the subsequent movies, and his arc remains divisive.

During a recent interview with ScreenRant's Liz Declan at Fan Expo Boston, Boyega reveals that he thought Finn would have a more Jedi-oriented story following The Force Awakens. The actor explains that he thought the teases featured in...

Andy Serkis might be known for his role as Gollum in The Lord of the Rings, but there is another award-nominated film that the beloved motion capture actor starred in. Rise of the Planet of the Apes is a 2011 science fiction feature where Serkis played a chimpanzee with increased intelligence, named Caesar — it's not only this film that has landed on the streaming charts. Two other titles that were part of this film franchise have also found streaming success over the weekend.

Rise of the Planet of the Apes ranked at #5 on HBO Max's Top Movies on as of writing, worldwide, sitting between The Beekeeper and Babygirl. Meanwhile, its sequel, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, landed at number #7, and its most recent installment, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, charted at #2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes is the seventh film in the Planet of the Apes...

Is Chris Evans eager and excited to join the Star Wars franchise? ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Chris Evans in Star Wars? Now that’s something fans might not have expected. The former Captain America is out here manifesting a role in the galaxy far, far away, and honestly, why hasn’t it happened yet? The actor has already conquered the Marvel Cinematic Universe and even voiced Buzz Lightyear in Pixar’s Lightyear. But there’s still one Disney checkbox left which is Star Wars.

And he’s not picky about it either. Jedi? Sith? Rebel pilot? No. Evans is down for literally anything. In an interview with MTV (via ScreenRant), the Marvel star once said: “God, would I love to be in Star Wars! God – I mean I would do anything: if I was just a Stormtrooper, I’d be thrilled. Yeah, I’ll take a Wookie though. That’s fine.

Though Louis B. Mayer created the Academy Awards as a union-busting enterprise and a bid for further studio control, they're now considered the highest honors in Hollywood. Studios put millions into Oscars campaigns for their films and stars, and Oscars commentary has become an industry in and of itself. In the Internet age, the Academy Awards now generate iconic viral moments like the memorable "La La Land" and "Moonlight" mix-up in 2017.

Even as we recognize their insignificance, it's difficult not to get invested in the outcome of the Oscars. However, as Oscar voters are fallible people, they don't always get it right. Remember when "Green Book" inexplicably won Best Picture in 2017, mirroring the "Driving Miss Daisy" controversy in 1990? The history of the Academy Awards is filled with instances of voters having very bad taste and having very good taste -- though, of course, taste is subjective.

Indeed, some Oscar winners are best left gathering dust.

The first four episodes of Wednesday season 2 are now streaming on Netflix, and as expected, it's what everyone's currently watching and talking about. In the latest episodes, Wednesday heads back to Nevermore Academy and quickly becomes caught up in a new supernatural mystery.

Also joining her at the school for outcasts this season is her younger brother, Pugsley, who's just come into his abilities. Of course, it wouldn't be right if the entire Addams family didn't come to drop both Wednesday and Pugsley off for their first day of a new semester. This includes Morticia, Gomez, Thing, and Lurch. But there's something different about Lurch this season that you probably didn't notice while watching.

The beloved Addams family butler has been quietly recast, with a new actor stepping into the towering, silent role. In the first season, Lurch was played by George Burcea, a Romanian actor who is 6 feet 3 inches tall.

From Cobb Vanth’s entrance in Mos Espa to the neon-lit corners of Daiyu, cantinas have always been central to the Star Wars universe. These establishments are more than just watering holes. They're filled with hidden details, Easter eggs, and rich backstories that fans often overlook. Let's take a closer look at some of the most intriguing secrets these cantinas hold.

Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina is More Than a Dive Bar

In A New Hope, the Mos Eisley cantina where Luke Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi meet Han Solo is officially named Chalmun's Spaceport Cantina. This Tatooine establishment was a popular spot for smugglers and bounty hunters to pick up new jobs. But, there's more to this dive bar than meets the eye. The cantina's bartender, Wuher, was not just a grumpy proprietor. Some sources suggest he had dealings with Jabba the Hutt himself.

Interestingly, Wuher's strict policy against droids, stating, "We don't serve their kind here,...

Adam Driver’s Journey From Humble Roots To Hollywood Fame (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Adam Driver has had an impressive career growth. From playing supporting characters on the network to transitioning into a lead role on a popular franchise like Star Wars, he has embarked on quite a journey. He has made quite a lot of money from the projects he has taken on over the years and has established himself as one of the wealthiest actors. Apart from minting money, he earned consecutive Academy Award nominations in 2019 and 2020.

The driver has mastered acting and is known for his quirky behavioral patterns. With his fine acting skills, he has never struggled to find work. His estimated net worth might be envied by many. Scroll ahead to learn more about his fortune.

Adam Driver’s Career Highlights & Net Worth

Adam Driver didn’t begin his career as an actor. He has seen it rough,...

Will Ferrell is set to reunite with one of his old Talladega Nights co-stars on an upcoming project in the works at Netflix. The streamer has announced that Molly Shannon, who previously played Mrs. Dennit, opposite Ferrell’s Ricky Bobby in Talladega Nights, has joined the cast of Ferrell’s golf comedy series. Ferrell will play a fictional golf legend in the upcoming show, and Shannon has been tapped to star as his foul-mouthed ex-wife, Stacy. The show was announced back in May of last year, but it has undergone significant changes since its announcement. It was originally also set to star Ramy Youssef, who has since departed the project. In addition to starring opposite each other in Talladega Nights, Ferrell and Shannon also worked together on Saturday Night Live from 1996-2002.

Rian Johnson, famed for his work directing The Last Jedi and creating the Knives Out franchise, is also...

Exclusive: Billie Lourd is set to join the ensemble of the upcoming Amazon MGM Studios AI pic Artificial, which Luca Guadagnino is directing. Lourd joins a cast that already includes Andrew Garfield, Yura Borisov, Monica Barbaro, Jason Schwartzman, Cooper Koch, Cooper Hoffman and Ike Barinholtz.

Official plot details are being kept under wraps, although the film is being described as a comedic drama set in the world of artificial intelligence. While unconfirmed, sources say the film revolves around the period at OpenAI in 2023 that saw CEO Sam Altman fired and rehired in a matter of days. Details behind who Lourd will be playing are unknown at this time.

Simon Rich wrote the script and will produce alongside Heyday Films’ David Heyman and Jeffrey Clifford, as well as Jennifer Fox.

Lourd most recently starred in Gia Coppola’s The Last Showgirl and voiced a role in the animated Smurfs movie. On TV,...

Lucasfilm announces the 50th anniversary theatrical re-release of Star Wars: A New Hope for April 30, 2027, stirring nostalgia and reigniting debate over Disney’s handling of the franchise.

In a galaxy far, far away, a cinematic milestone is set to return. Lucasfilm has officially announced that Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope will hit theaters once again on April 30, 2027, marking the 50th anniversary of the original 1977 release. It’s a rare chance for fans to experience George Lucas’s groundbreaking space opera on the big screen—and a nostalgic reminder of what made Star Wars iconic before the Disney era.

A New Hope’s Triumphant Return

The re-release is the centerpiece of Lucasfilm’s yearlong 50th anniversary celebration, timed just before the annual May the 4th Star Wars Day festivities. The 1977 film, starring Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, and Carrie Fisher, redefined science fiction and built the foundation for one...

Star Wars is heading back to theaters. Disney has announced today that the beloved sci-fi masterpiece will be re-released on the big screen in 2027.

Per Variety, Disney has set an April 30, 2027, release date for the Star Wars 50th anniversary re-release. Unfortunately, despite Lucasfilm recently hosting a screening of the original print of 1977's Star Wars at a British Film Institute event, the version that will be re-released in 2027 will be the 1997 Special Edition. The Star Wars Special Edition, created for the movie's 20th anniversary, was digitally remastered and features visual shots and scenes that franchise creator George Lucas was unable to achieve back in 1977 due to financial, technological, and time constraints. The Special Edition is perhaps best known for altering who "shot first" in the scene between Han Solo and bounty hunter Greedo, a controversial change that fans are still not happy Lucas made.

Written and directed by Lucas, Star...

Actor Mark Hamill is playing the villainous Major in the upcoming adaptation of Stephen King‘s 1979 dystopian horror novel The Long Walk. In the movie, Hamill’s Major is responsible for overseeing an annual contest in a dystopian United States ruled by a totalitarian regime.

Hamill recently appeared at the San Diego Comic-Con 2025 to promote the upcoming movie, where he described why the villain is one of the worst characters he has played. Given that Hamill has already voiced the Joker in Dcau projects, calling the Major his worst character is quite the statement, and here is what Hamill had to say about his role in The Long Walk.

Mark Hamill Reveals Why His The Long Walk Villain Is One of the Worst Ever

Actor Mark Hamill is slated to play the Major in the upcoming dystopian horror movie The Long Walk, based on author Stephen King’s novel of the same name.

The only thing about "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" that everyone can agree on is how people don't agree about it — but that's what happens when you take bold swings in a story. One of the boldest that writer-director Rian Johnson took was killing off Snoke (Andy Serkis), Supreme Leader of the First Order and master to dark warrior Kylo Ren, né Ben Solo (Adam Driver).

J.J. Abrams' "The Force Awakens" introduced Snoke as a sinister, shadowy figure, but it also largely glossed over how the galaxy had essentially returned to the status quo of the original trilogy. Snoke was clearly the film's analogue to Emperor Palpatine (Ian McDiarmid), but how had this never-before seen villain climbed to such a powerful role? The vagueness made many fans assume that more information about the rise of Snoke would be revealed in the next two films.

Instead, in "The Last Jedi,...

Marvel Studios' most recent film, The Fantastic Four: First Steps, has arrived in movie theaters all around the world. The 37th installment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it's already looking like it's going to be one of this year's biggest movies, which isn't surprising when you consider the franchise, star-power, and the fact that Marvel's First Family are well-known in their own right.

The film brings the iconic quartet of superheroes back to the silver screen for their third big-budget kick-off, but this is the first time their adventures have taken place within the MCU. Clearly, they are all the better off for it, as the film has quickly become the best-reviewed Fantastic Four movie yet.

Director Matt Shakman accomplished something of beauty with this one. He also took some time to feature some important dedications during the end credits of the film - including a nod to comic book...

In a career spanning over four decades, Laura Dern has carved out one of the most distinctive and varied paths in American acting. She’s played mothers and misfits, lawyers and lovers, rebels and romantics. She is a chameleonic, laser-sharp presence, equally at home in David Lynch’s surreal dreamscapes as she is in courtroom dramas and franchise blockbusters. This is the story of an artist who has refused to be categorized, committed herself to brave work, and deserves to be recognized as one of the greatest actresses of our time. Things to do: Subscribe to The Hollywood Insider’s YouTube Channel, by clicking here. Limited Time Offer – Free Subscription to The Hollywood Insider Click here to read more on The Hollywood Insider’s vision, values and mission statement here – Media has the responsibility to better our world – The Hollywood Insider fully focuses on substance and meaningful entertainment, against gossip and scandal,...

In How I Met Your Mother, Barney Stinson had three true loves: suits, women, and Star Wars. The show played his obsession for laughs – especially when he judged potential partners based on whether they loved The Empire Strikes Back – but the writers weren’t just creating a quirky character trait.

For starters, Neil Patrick Harris himself is a massive fan of the galaxy far, far away, and the showrunners made that detail canon. Harris, famously a fan of all things Disney, even created epic Star Wars Halloween costumes for his family the year after Himym went off the air.

As for his on-screen character, under the surface of his cartoonish womanizing and Rulebook logic, Barney was a guy looking for connection. What better mirror than Star Wars, with its ongoing themes of family, destiny, and redemption?

Barney’s Empire obsession plays a pivotal role in the show’s dynamic. In Season 2’s “Swarl Wars,...

Mark Hamill’s issues with Rian Johnson’s The Last Jedi are well known, with the Luke Skywalker actor disagreeing with how the director made the character entirely different from the one we knew from the original trilogy, turning him into a “Get off my lawn!”-yelling curmudgeon. But eight years removed from The Last Jedi’s release and divisive reception, Hamill is ready to bury the lightsaber with Johnson.

Mark Hamill recently appeared on Jesse Thorn’s Bullseye podcast (via IGN) so he could declare that there were no more clouds in his perception of Johnson over The Last Jedi. “Here’s the thing, and I’d love to clear this up: Rian Johnson is one of the most gifted directors I’ve ever worked with. He’s amiable, he’s fun on set, he’s smart. He made a great movie. I think the staging of the stand-off between Kylo Ren,...

Director Rian Johnson is known for making one of the most disliked Star Wars movies. However, the filmmaker is also behind one of the best sci-fi movies to feature Bruce Willis. Looper is Johnson’s 2012 sci-fi thriller starring Willis that is widely considered one of the best time travel movies.

Given how notoriously difficult the concept is to nail, it is no surprise that Johnson’s take resulted in one of the best movies in Willis’ career. Here is why Looper nailed time travel and why the sci-fi movie is worth revisiting after Johnson announced his next project.

Rian Johnson’s Looper Nailed Time Travel With One Creative Choice

Directed by Rian Johnson, Looper was released in 2012, emerging as a critical and commercial success, grossing $176.5 million against a $30 million budget (via Box Office Mojo). It also currently holds a critics’ score of 93% on review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes.

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If you asked a million people what they think about "Star Wars: Episode VIII -- The Last Jedi," you might end up getting a million different answers. Rian Johnson's unexpectedly complex sequel to "The Force Awakens" blew the doors open on what a "Star Wars" movie could be and proved to be a lightning rod for the most toxic members of the "Star Wars" fandom. The film's approach to what came before it is in keeping with "Star Wars" creator George Lucas' own ethos, and its defenders continue to uphold "The Last Jedi" as the most exciting entry in the franchise to come out of the Disney era.

That division even carries over to the film's cast, as the movie's actors have begun to share their own complicated thoughts and feelings about "The Last Jedi" candidly over the years. John Boyega, whose defecting former stormtrooper Finn was unfortunately sidelined...

There's nothing the internet loves more than good ol' fashioned drama, and very few franchises over the last decade or so (with the possible exception of Zack Snyder's now-defunct Dceu) have delivered more of that than "Star Wars." You can probably see where I'm going with this. When "The Last Jedi" hit theaters back in 2017, online reactions could generously be described as mixed. Real ones recognized what writer/director Rian Johnson was trying to do with the sequel film, wrapping an emotionally complex story about legacy and the weight of the past around a love letter to the overall franchise. To others, well, the blockbuster went against their expectations to such an extent that it felt like a total aberration compared to "The Force Awakens" ... until "The Rise of Skywalker" hit just two years later, at least.

Given the many, ah, curious decisions made in the grand finale to the Skywalker Saga,...

This article contains spoilers for "I Know What You Did Last Summer."

If you're a casual fan of slasher films, you may think an article about who the killer turns out to be in the latest "I Know What You Did Last Summer" movie is fairly standard. Yet the property, despite its resemblance to other slasher franchises, has a few subversive tricks up its sleeve. For one thing, even though it's technically a whodunit film series carrying on the template that began in Lois Duncan's source novel, the reveal of who the killer or killers are in each film isn't typical. To wit: Ben Willis (Muse Watson) was the killer in both the original 1997 movie and its sequel, 1998's "I Still Know What You Did Last Summer," which added Willis' son Will (Matthew Settle) as his accomplice. In the direct-to-video sequel "I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer,...