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Hallmark’s Christmas movies are always popular, but All I Need For Christmas adds a musical touch on Hallmark Mystery. The movie stars Mallory Jansen, Dan Jeannotte and Emily Tennant. Read on to learn more about the movie and its cast and view beautiful images taken on the film set.

All I Need For Christmas on Hallmark Mystery Photo: Emily Tennant

Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Allister Foster

Airing as part of Hallmark Mystery’s Miracles of Christmas programming event, the musical movie, All I Need For Christmas, stars Mallory Jansen, Dan Jeannotte, and Emily Tennant.

According to TV Insider, Maggie McKenzie (Jansen) has had one dream her whole life – to be a successful singer-songwriter. However, as the music industry has changed a lot, she needs to learn tech for her music. To not be outdated she needs to learn...

Nicolas Cage stars as a scary serial killer with occult ties in Longlegs (Photo Credit –YouTube)

Nicolas Cage’s upcoming horror thriller film Longlegs is generating quite a buzz for its eerie and mysterious vibe. Cage stars in the film in a never-seen-before avatar as a menacing serial killer with an occult connection, who is on the run from the FBI.

As Lee Harker, a new FBI agent, carries on the investigation, sinister evidence is uncovered and the investigator finds a personal link to the serial killer. Here is everything you should know about Longlegs, one of the most anticipated horror flicks of the year.

Longlegs Release Date and Trailer

Longlegs is all set to be released theatrically on Friday, July 12, 2024. The film has a runtime of 1 hour and 41 minutes, so get ready to be spooked for a decent amount of time. Longlegs is distributed by Neon in North America...

More cast members have been revealed for James Gunn's Superman. They'll be playing different reporters working for the Daily Planet newsroom, the same place that employs David Corenswet's Clark Kent and Rachel Brosnahan's Lois Lane.

Per The Hollywood Reporter, Beck Bennett (Saturday Night Live) is now reported to be playing the character Steve Lombard following the recent reveal of his casting in the film. Joining him as fellow Daily Planet reporters are Mikaela Hoover (The Suicide Squad) as Cat Grant and newcomer Christopher McDonald as Ron Troupe. Previously, it had been announced that Wendell Pierce (The Wire) was playing Perry White, the boss of the newsroom, and that Skyler Gisondo was cast in the role of photographer Jimmy Olsen.

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The roster for James Gunn's Superman cast has been fully rounded out with the additions of Mikaela Hoover and Christopher MacDonald. Sources report that Hoover is attached to play Cat Grant and MacDonald set to bring Ron Troupe to life, both of whom are iconic Daily Planet reporters. Cat was previously portrayed by Calista Flockhart in the Arrowverse's Supergirl show, while Troupe was briefly played by Charles Jarman in an episode of Superman & Lois.

Cat Grant and Ron Troupe are entering the DC Universe as James Gunn's Superman movie adds two new cast members to the film.

With Gunn's Superman film having another month left in filming, The Hollywood Reporter has revealed that Mikaela Hoover and Christopher MacDonald have been tapped as Cat Grant and Ron Troupe, respectively, in the new DC Universe movie. Gunn also confirmed their casting on Instagram with the following post:

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The Dark Knight's Joker may have been a departure from any other live-action adaptation of the character, but his most famous kill still managed to pay homage to Jack Nicholson's maniacal supervillain from 1989's Batman film. Heath Ledger's Joker has been widely celebrated as one of the best versions of the iconic character in history, even earning the actor a posthumous Academy Award, though Nicholson's brief stint as the supervillain remains a favorite as well. The former's infamous pencil kill in The Dark Knight actually manages to connect the two Jokers in a surprising and brutal way that many viewers might have overlooked.

Heath Ledger's supervillain was introduced with The Dark Knight ignoring questions of Joker's origin. Instead, the film opts to introduce Batman's archnemesis in a truly memorable fashion, including several scenes of obscene and grisly murders. The stand-out scene, however, includes Joker asking a group...

Christopher Nolan’s superhero epic “The Dark Knight” celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, and with it has come no shortage of articles looking back on the making of the game-changing genre movie. Vulture recently published an oral history of the infamous pencil trick scene, in which Heath Ledger’s Joker makes a pencil disappear by slamming a gangster’s head into it. The scene alone led cinematographer Wally Pfister to believe the movie was heading to an inevitable R-rating.

“It’s kind of shocking that ‘The Dark Knight’ ended up being PG-13,” Pfister said. “All of Chris’s movies would be PG-13 to open it up to a wider audience. Somehow, he always had some magic with the MPAA. Lo and behold, he has the pencil and I’m like, ‘You are not getting the PG-13 with that. There’s no way this is going in. He’s driving...

Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight is often hailed as one of the best superhero movies. Even after a decade of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Nolan's trilogy still towers above the rest. It's been ten years since Heath Ledger played one of the best Jokers on the big screen, and since the movie's release, many fans have wondered about the infamous pencil trick that the villain performs. Upon watching the movie for the first time, the pencil trick scene came off as one of the more brutal moments. Thankfully, we now know how the trick was performed.

The Dark Knight pencil scene happens when the Joker is trying to assemble a mob crew to take down Batman. He takes a pencil out of his pocket, stabs it into a table, leaving it standing straight up, and asks if anyone wants to see a magic trick and watch a pencil disappear.