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Robert Pattinson is undeniably one of the best actors working in the current film industry. The British actor's first major role was in the Harry Potter franchise as Cedric Diggory, but it was his role as Edward Cullen in the Twilight series that projected him further into the spotlight. Thankfully, after those movies were over, Pattinson broke free from the type-casting curse and was able to present his willingness to play various types of characters with different accents.

If one only watched him in Twilight, they would never realize how amazing of an actor Pattinson actually is. For over ten years now, Pattinson has proven how capable a leading and supporting actor he is, with characters that range from wacky to cool to sympathetic to intimidating. The recent release of Bong Joon-Ho's Mickey 17further confirms that statement as he plays multiple versions of a single character. From The Batman to some A24 films,...

Timothée Chalamet and Tom Holland seem to be reaching new heights of success every day in their careers. Rightfully so, as the Spider-Man star and the Oscar nominee are getting ready for their upcoming projects where they will get a chance to prove their worth again if things go according to plan.

Timothée Chalamet in a location still from Marty Supreme | Credits: A24

However, dealing with the high stakes life of an actor often comes with its downside. Especially for people who have admitted to having struggled with the same previously, as Tom Holland and Timothée Chalamet have admitted to.

Incidentally, what can help make them feel more at ease is an interview of Johnny Depp where he admitted his struggles with fame during his early days in Hollywood after being labeled as a s*x symbol.

Johnny Depp struggled with his s*x symbol image during his early days...

Tom Holland's look for The Odyssey is unveiled in new photos from the set of Christopher Nolan's epic. Serving as his follow-up to the acclaimed Oppenheimer in 2023, Nolan's take on Homer's epic story chronicles the story of Matt Damon's Odysseus as he embarks on a long and arduous journey home following the Trojan War. The Odyssey's cast, like Oppenheimer's, features an array of impressive talent, including Robert Pattinson, Zendaya, Anne Hathaway, Charlize Theron, and Jon Bernthal, among others. It hasn't yet been confirmed who Holland is playing in the film.

Now, thanks to new images from @UnBoxPHD on X, formerly Twitter, Holland's The Odyssey's look has been revealed. One image shows Holland in a brown cloak standing just in front of Nolan on a large wooden ship, with the latter sporting a red life jacket. Crew members are visible behind the pair, attending to the ship's rigging.

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to be young, incredibly talented, and have a bank account that most people can only dream of? Well, welcome to the fascinating world of Hollywood’s youngest millionaires! These rising stars aren’t just making headlines with their performances – they’re building impressive empires before they’ve even hit their thirties.

From Netflix sensations to music industry powerhouses, these young celebrities are proving that age is just a number when it comes to success.

Taylor Swift in the “Look What You Made Me Do” Music Video | Credits: Taylor Swift, Jack Antonoff

Let’s dive into the stories of these remarkable young talents (in no particular order) who are not just changing the entertainment industry but are also smart enough to turn their fame into serious fortune. Trust us, their success stories are as entertaining as their performances!

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Originally announced with the title Nowhere Men, a crime thriller starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan (The Walking Dead), Jack Quaid (Companion), and Malin Akerman (Watchmen) has now secured a North American distribution deal with Rlje Films and is set to receive a theatrical and VOD release under the title Neighborhood Watch on April 25th.

Directed by Duncan Skiles (The Clovehitch Killer) from a screenplay by newcomer Sean Farley, Neighborhood Watch follows Simon (Quaid), a young man grappling with mental illness, who becomes convinced that he has witnessed an abduction. When he reports it to the police and they refuse to believe him, he reluctantly seeks the help of his neighbor Ed (Morgan), a retired security guard with a troubled past. As two try to unravel the mystery, they are forced to confront the dark secrets surrounding the disappearance, as well as grapple with their own issues.

The cast also includes Cecile Cubiló...

It didn’t take long after the conclusion of The Twilight Sagafor Robert Pattinsonto prove that he was a truly experimental actor who was willing to risk embarrassment by playing oddball characters; by teaming up with acclaimed filmmakers like David Cronenberg, the Safdie Brothers, Robert Eggers, Claire Denis, and James Gray among others, Pattinson has been able to prove that he is much more of a chameleon-like character actor than a traditional heartthrob. Although Pattinson has done great work playing offbeat weirdos in films like Damsel and The Devil All The Time, it's still within the confines of rather serious stories, in which his performance is intended to be the outlier. Mickey 17finally gives Pattinson the opportunity to do a straight-up comedy, and the brave performance that he gave proved to be perfect for the idiosyncratic vision of Bong Joon Ho.

Robert Pattinson is currently on his promotional tour for upcoming film Mickey 17, a science fiction movie from Oscar-winning filmmaker Bong Joon-ho. During one of his recent chats with GQ, the actor revealed that he's actually become too "sensitive" to watch horror movies! Considering Pattinson has starred in a few of them, that's surprising.

Per Variety, The Batman star revealed that he had to watch a horror movie recently before meeting with a director and the result left him quite shaken, to the point he had to go to sleep that night with knives beside him.

“I had to do a meeting with the director, and he’d done this horror movie, and I watched it, and I kept thinking that someone was breaking into my house," Pattinson recalls. "And so I was sitting on my sofa with two kitchen knives waiting for the person to come in. And then...

The Batman actor Robert Pattinson has admitted to not being quite as brave and bold as the Caped Crusader he famously portrayed in Matt Reeves' 2022 superhero movie. He revealed in a GQ video interview that his movie-watching habits have changed significantly as he has grown older, noting that he used to love watching all kinds of horrors unfold on the screen, but he has now become "too sensitive" for the genre.

"I used to watch a lot of really dark stuff when I was younger and think 'yeah, this is cool.' And now, I'm too sensitive. I watched Henry [Portrait of a Serial Killer] again the other day. It really frightened me. It's strange, you'd think it would go the other way round. As you get older, you become less frightened of these [films]. I can't watch horror movies anymore."

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There are few talents in Hollywood as intriguing as Tom Holland, Sebastian Stan, and Robert Pattison. The three actors have beautifully balanced franchise work with deeply nuanced character roles that have often intrigued and, sometimes, baffled audiences. Post-Twilight, Pattinson has had a fascinating career that includes films like The King, Good Time, and Cosmopolis, before turning to The Batman, and now, Mickey 17. Stan’s career has been endlessly fascinating, from taking on MCU’s Bucky Barnes, and proving he thrives in deeply complex character roles with films like A Different Man and The Apprentice. While Holland still has plenty of MCU work ahead of him, the actor has delivered surprisingly deep performances in movies such as The Impossible, The Lost City of Z, and even on stage in Romeo and Juliet. But there was a time when these three talents collided in a forgotten, yet incredibly complex and thrilling Netflix film.

While he is celebrated as Edward Cullen, Robert Pattinson’s filmography as an actor is manifold. This is true for his roles in The King and Good Time where he nailed the accents and mannerisms. The same goes for his upcoming movie which is promising in terms of its premise and its inspiration.

Robert Pattinson in a still from Mickey 17 | Credit: A-24

Pattinson, in an interview, opened up about the influences behind the upcoming movie Mickey 17. Directed by Bong Joon-ho, the film draws influences and quirks from anime as revealed by the actor. This also, ties in well with the Japanese animation industry’s impact on Hollywood.

Robert Pattinson’s inspiration for Mickey 17

Robert Pattinson is a seasoned actor known for his roles in Twilight and Batman. Yet, the actor has a diverse roster of filmography that showcases his versatility. The Lighthouse and The Devil All The Time...

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Everyone moved on a little too quickly from Netflix's eerie crime thriller The Devil All the Time. The Netflix original film premiered in 2020 and features a star-studded cast that will most likely never be on-screen together again. All the planets and stars aligned for this thriller starring Tom Holland, Bill Skarsgård, Sebastian Stan, Harry Melling, Robert Pattinson, Eliza Scanlen, Haley Bennett, Riley Keough, Mia Wasikowska, and Jason Clarke. The film is easy to miss, given the array of movies and television series Netflix puts out every year, but it's one you'll definitely want to add to your watch list.

Based on the novel by Donald Ray Pollock, the film follows anguished characters living in post-World War...

Tom Holland has already made a name for himself as one of the most beloved actors of contemporary times. Starting off as a child actor, the actor received unprecedented success when he starred as Spider-Man in the MCU. However, outside of the realm of the superhero verse, the actor hasn’t been as successful as some of his co-stars.

Tom Holland | Credit: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon

Yet, that has not prevented him from dreaming about winning the prestigious ‘golden’ trophy that most actors would make a deal with the devil to win. While he has already proven what an impeccable actor he is, the question remains can he really earn the industry’s highest honor by 2032?

Tom Holland’s goal of winning an Academy Award by 2032 Tom Holland in Spider-Man: No Way Home | Credit: Marvel Studios

Tom Holland has been in the film industry for a long, long time.

Christopher Nolan's next film is officially titled The Odyssey and is sailing rapidly toward a Summer 2026 release date. An adaptation of Homer's epic poem of the same name, the upcoming film serves as Nolan's highly anticipated follow-up to 2023's Oppenheimer, which earned him his first Academy Award for Best Director. Naturally, a lot is riding on the success of Nolan's next film.

Thankfully, Nolan isn't compromising with his next film's cast. Eight stars have been confirmed to appear in The Odyssey, including multiple up-and-coming movie stars, several Academy Award winners, and a few actors Nolan has previously worked with. Audiences will surely recognize most of the cast members in The Odyssey, though their respective roles have yet to be confirmed.

Tom Holland Is Rumored to Play the Lead in The Odyssey Holland Is Best Known for His Role in the MCU Image via Marvel Studios

Tom Holland has...

Tom Holland has cemented his status as a major movie star simply by virtue of becoming this generation's Spider-Man. No matter what he does, he will remain immortalized in the annals of superhero movie history. But the actor surely has ambitions outside of playing the web-slinger, and his attempts to branch out speak to the extent of that ambition.

Holland is in the midst of taking a well-earned break from acting after having failed to cause much of a stir with his non-Marvel projects. Aside from the anticlimactic "Uncharted" video game adaptation, he starred in another disappointing adaptation in the form of Dough Liman's grim take on the "Chaos Walking" book trilogy from author Patrick Ness. Holland also tried his best to save the bloated mess of a film that was the Russo brothers' "Cherry," before delivering yet another underwhelming project with Apple TV+'s "The Crowded Room." Aside from...

The Uncharted cast brings the beloved characters to life in the long-delayed and much-anticipated video game adaptation. Directed by Ruben Fleischer from a screenplay by Rafe Judkins, Art Marcum, and Matt Holloway, Uncharted was released in theaters in February 2022 following several years of production and pandemic delays. The film follows treasure hunter Nathan Drake, played by MCU star Tom Holland and the Uncharted cast helps to bring some of the other characters from the popular games to the big screen.

Years after leaving an orphanage, Nathan “Nate” Drake (Holland), now in his 20s, works as a bartender in New York City when he’s approached by Victor “Sully” Sullivan, a treasure hunter who asks Nate for help recovering billions of dollars worth of Magellan’s lost golden artifacts. Nathan is intrigued, but he only joins Sully in a bid to find his long-lost brother Sam, who disappeared on a mission with Sully,...

Chris Hemsworth and Tom Holland's $94 million box office disappointment has become a global Netflix hit 10 years later. The two stars are best known for their roles in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Thor and Peter Parker/Spider-Man, appearing in a total of two movies together – Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame. The Australian actor has appeared as the Asgardian superhero in nine total MCU movies, while the British actor has appeared in six.

However, Hemsworth and Holland have appeared in many movies outside the MCU. The former is known for his role in Netflix's action franchise, Extraction, starring in the 2020 film, a 2023 sequel, with another sequel on the way. Holland has also starred in the Netflix film, The Devil All the Time, and some other direct-to-streaming titles, such as Apple TV's Cherry, directed by the Russo brothers. Hemsworth and Holland have also starred together outside the MCU, though the...

Tom Holland has had a bit of a rough time outside of his Marvel exploits. In 2022 Holland announced that he'd be taking a well-earned break which will likely do the actor some good considering his career choices of late. Alongside his role as the wall-crawler Spider-Man, the British actor led a disappointing adaptation of the "Uncharted" video game and the bloated mess of a film that was the Russo brothers' "Cherry." Then there was Doug Liman's "Chaos Walking" that saw Holland trapped in a decidedly grim and shockingly late attempt to cash in on the YA dystopian craze. Even Apple TV, which has been churning out a stream of great streaming series in recent years, couldn't help Holland, who's "The Crowded Room" was met with negative reviews.

But when you're this generation's Spider-Man it will take a lot more than a few duds to end your career. Holland is...

Tom Holland will be best known to most audiences for his role as Spider-Man in the MCU, and understandably so. The actor first played the iconic superhero in 2016's Captain America: Civil War, returning in two Avengers films and leading three solo movies, culminating with Spider-Man: No Way Home in 2021. Now, he's set to play the character once more in the announced Spider-Man 4, but he'll likely also be showing up in movies like Avengers: Doomsday and Avengers: Secret Wars.

Holland, however, also has a number of titles under his belt outside of the MCU. His first major movie was actually The Impossible in 2012, and he has since appeared in movies like In the Heart of the Sea (2015), The Devil All the Time (2020), Cherry (2021), and Uncharted (2022). Holland made a major career move in 2023, starring in his first ever TV show, a limited series for Apple TV+.

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Despite the extraordinary fame that Marvel has brought him, Tom Holland seems to be the most well-adjusted 28-year-old Hollywood star compared to others of his generation. The British icon first tasted fame when he was only 11 via Billy Elliot: The Musical. The experience left him ingrained with skills and abilities that later helped him land the most coveted role of his lifetime.

Tom Holland in The Devil All the Time [Credit: Netflix]

Between the ages of 11 and 27, there was little that he engaged in, except a medley of big-budget blockbusters and arthouse projects. For 16 long and weary years, Holland ascended the industry ladder to achieve an A-list status, marked by the iconography of Spider-Man and his relationship with Zendaya.

In 2023, he finally decided to take a detour from the rat race to stop and smell the roses – a decision that invited more controversy than necessary.

Tom Holland’s acting hiatus made...

Tom Holland and Zendaya’s high-profile relationship has got rumors swirling around the Internet of a possible wedding plan. It’s no surprise that they are allegedly thinking of settling down since they have known each other way back filming for Spider-Man: Homecoming in 2016.

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A new scoop claimed that the actor is reportedly getting pressured to take the next step after his close friend Robert Pattinson finally became a dad. The Twilight star has been engaged to his long-term girlfriend Suki Waterhouse and they welcomed a baby in March 2024.

Tom Holland’s Alleged Wish to Settle Down May Affect Zendaya’s Career

A source shared with Life & Style Magazine that Tom Holland is reportedly counting on his pal Robert Pattinson to be a part of his future wedding plans with Zendaya. They have known each other for many years...

Hulu is moving forward with a new limited series inspired by the real-life story of convicted killer Alex Murdaugh. It's now been revealed who will be playing Murdaugh in the show, and it's one of the stars of the Terminator franchise who more recently appeared in Christopher Nolan's Oscar-winning film Oppenheimer.

Per Deadline, it's been reported that Jason Clarke will portray Murdaugh in the untitled series. Clarke is one of a handful of actors to play the key role of John Connor, taking on the part in 2015's Terminator Genisys. His other big film roles include Zerk Dark Thirty, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, First Man, Pet Sematary, and The Devil All the Time. More recently, Clarke starred as former L.A. Lakers coach Jerry West in the HBO series Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty and played Ranger Robb in last year's smash hit Oppenheimer.

Cinematographer Lol Crawley will receive the 2025 Robby Müller Award at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR), which recognizes his outstanding contributions to visual storytelling in cinema.

The award, named after the great Dutch cinematographer Robby Müller, is given annually to a “image composer who has created an authentic, credible, and emotionally striking visual language.” Crawley, noted for his work on highly acclaimed films such as 45 Years, The Devil All The Time, and White Noise, will be recognized during the festival’s 2019 edition, which runs from January 30 to February 9.

His most recent film, The Brutalist, directed by Brady Corbet and starring Adrien Brody, displays Crawley’s unique style. The film was shot on 35 mm film with antique 1950s VistaVision cameras specifically chosen to replicate the period’s original visual look.

The festival jury applauded Crawley’s cinematographic technique, stating that his camerawork is “dedicated to the story and characters in a humble and ardent way.

Lol Crawley, Dp on Brady Corbet’s acclaimed Oscar contender The Brutalist, will receive the 2025 Robby Müller Award at the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) in January.

The honor, named for the late legendary Dutch cinematographer of Paris, Texas, Breaking the Waves, Dancer in the Dark and Mystery Train, is presented annually to an “an image maker who has created an authentic, credible and emotionally striking visual language.”

Crawley will attend IFFR in January to give a talk on his work as well as present a screening of The Brutalist, which will celebrate its Dutch premiere at the festival.

Crawley, a BAFTA and Independent Spirt Award nominee, lensed Corbet’s previous features, Vox Lux (2018) and The Childhood of a Leader (2015), and is known for his work on such features as Andrew Haigh’s 45 Years (2015), Antonio Campos’ The Devil All The Time (2020), and Noah Baumbach’s White Noise (2022).

The Brutalist...

Robert Pattinson isn’t exactly one to share much about his personal life. The actor rarely appears off-screen just enjoying some downtime. Turns out, there’s a pretty good reason for that — his past. Back in the 2000s and 2010s, he was thrust into the spotlight and faced all the intense fan attention that comes with it.

Robert Pattinson in The Batman (Credits: Warner Bros. Pictures)

Today, older and with even more mature projects, Pattinson is focusing on what matters most to him — his family. After taking a short break from his career and already preparing for The Batman sequel, the actor is spending more quality time with his wife and daughter. A close source say he has even become a different person because of this.

Robert Pattinson Is Prioritizing Personal Life And Fatherhood At The Moment Robert Pattinson in The Devil All the Time (Credits: Netflix)

For many, it...

Drew Starkey’s credits include roles in Love, Simon; Scream: The TV Series, The Devil All the Time, The Terminal List, and Queer, but he’s probably best known for playing the role of Rafe Cameron on the Netflix series Outer Banks – and now, Deadline is reporting that Starkey is the latest actor to join the cast of the action thriller Onslaught, which is coming our way from director Adam Wingard and screenwriter Simon Barrett.

Fresh off the success of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and with Face/Off 2 in development, Wingard and Barrett are returning to their roots with Onslaught, as the project is said to be “in the vein of their cult classics like The Guest and You’re Next.“

Starkey joins a cast that includes the previously announced Adria Arjona (Hit Man); Dan Stevens, who worked with Wingard and Barrett on The Guest and Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire...

Outer Banks star Drew Starkey joins James Bond actor Daniel Craig in Luca Guadagnino’s upcoming romance film Queer and we’re crossing our fingers his character will get a much better story and deserving ending. He plays Eugene Allerton, a discharged American Navy serviceman and drug user.

Credits: Daniel Craig and Drew Starkey in Queer / A24

Knowing the works of Guadagnino, fans should expect lots of melancholic scenes, but this is definitely much better than what Starkey’s minor character suffered in Netflix’s The Devil All The Time.

Drew Starkey Says Queer is His Most Challenging Project to Date

Queer is Drew Starkey’s biggest movie role yet, and he is collaborating with two of the biggest names in the industry. He stars opposite Daniel Craig’s William Lee, who gets infatuated with his charismatic yet mysterious character.

While speaking with Variety, the 30-year-old actor admitted that his...

Harry Melling may be best known for his role in the Harry Potter movies as Harry's detestable cousin Dudley Dursley, but since the last of those films in 2010, he's proven himself to be a much more complex actor with a staggering amount of range in movies and on TV. As a beloved book series before the movies came out, nearly everyone had an idea of what each character would look like and how they would act. When Harry Melling appeared on-screen as Dudley Dursley to torment Harry (Daniel Radcliffe), it was immediately apparent he was the perfect fit.

For nearly 10 years, audiences watched Melling grow up, as they did most of the kids who appeared in the Harry Potter series. While he did a very admirable job in the role, it was unclear what Melling's career would look like after the magical series. He clearly had talent, but few people...

Some things in life are just certain. Death. Taxes. Robert Pattinson affecting a weird accent in a movie. So, which ones are his absolute weirdest? The competition is pretty tough, if I'm being honest.

Pattinson's accent work isn't just some running bit; as he told Terry Gross and NPR in 2019, it's an essential part of his process. After saying that he and his friends spent their childhoods listening to American rap music and mimicking the accents, Pattinson continued, "And still to this day, I mean, whenever I'm doing a movie or a character in an English accent, I mean, I find -- I literally feel like I'm naked. And I can't -- I'm incapable of doing my normal voice in a character. It just doesn't come out at all. It's -- every single time I read something, the first thing to change is -- has something to do with my voice.

Tom Hollands movies outside the Marvel Cinematic Universe have been very hit-and-miss, but his casting in the lead role of Christopher Nolans latest project all but guarantees him a critical and commercial hit. Nolan is reteaming with Universal, the studio that scored him Oscar wins and box office success for Oppenheimer, for his next movie. Plot details are being kept under wraps Nolan hasnt even revealed the genre of his new project but Nolans involvement alone is enough to make this one exciting. Its been set for an IMAX release on July 17, 2026.

When Nolans new movie was first announced, the only actor attached to the project was Matt Damon, who previously worked with Nolan on Oppenheimer and Interstellar. Now, Holland has joined Damon in the cast. Having just worked with Robert Downey, Jr. on his last movie, Nolan is now collaborating with Downeys Marvel protg. Just as Spider-Man followed Iron Man into the Avengers,...

As per multiple reports, the Tom Holland (Spider-Man: No Way Home; Avengers: Endgame) has landed the lead role in Christopher Nolan's next epic movie, which is scheduled to begin shooting in early 2025, with an eye on a prime Summer 2026 release date. 

The fan-favorite actor was reportedly at the top of Nolan's wish list for this project and will now co-star with Academy Award-winner Matt Damon (Jason Bourne; Ford v Ferrari), who is set to reunite with Nolan for the third time in his career, after the sci-fi thriller Interstellar and last year's Best Picture winner Oppenheimer. 

Plot details on Nolan's latest film are being kept under wraps, but the film is rumored to be an action film and The Hollywood Reporter claims the setting is not present day. However, whether the film is set in the past or in the future remains a mystery. 

According to the trades, Nolan...

Tom Holland is set to return as Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the coming years, but his new role in Christopher Nolan's next movie is even more exciting. Since breaking out with the life-changing superhero casting and his debut as Peter Parker in 2016, Holland's career has primarily been defined by playing the web-slinger. This is set to continue with him returning for Spider-Man 4 with Marvel Studios and Sony. While that film and his expected appearances in the two upcoming Avengers movies are highly anticipated, news that Holland will star in Christopher Nolan's new film is massive.

Nolan's Oppenheimer follow-up is shrouded in mystery, per usual for the director, so there is not much information about what role Holland will play. Still, with a 2026 release date and Matt Damon's involvement, the announcement of Holland's casting is incredibly exciting. It officially pairs the British star with...

Tom Holland had tasted fame at an unprecedented level at a very early age. For the British star, Hollywood was his playground sandbox and movies were his medium of first expression. But with such an exposed world also comes its pitfalls which, in the case of Tinsel Town, often claim a very steep price.

In the years since his Marvel fame, Holland found the price was asking too much of his sanity, peace, and mental health. His function as a celebrity in modern society was getting increasingly demanding, from signing autographs and taking pictures to bearing the brunt of dissenting fans and tabloids who could not comprehend his need to log out of social media.

Tom Holland as Peter Parker/Spider-Man in Spider-Man: No Way Home [Credit: Marvel Studios, Columbia Pictures]

With his year-long break now coming to an end, Tom Holland comes forward with a fresh perspective and a better...

Max’s new thriller “Caddo Lake” weaves a complex and eerie mystery centered around the disappearance of an 8-year-old girl, which reveals a series of disturbing deaths and disappearances tied to the same location. Produced by M. Night Shyamalan, “Caddo Lake” features an intricate cast of characters, each connected in ways that deepen the film’s suspense. This guide will introduce you to the key actors and the roles they play in the unfolding story of Caddo Lake. Caddo Lake Main Cast & Characters: Dylan O’Brien as Paris

Dylan O’Brien stars as Paris, a man haunted by the death of his mother, who died in a car crash after suffering a seizure while Paris was with her. Now working to dredge the lake where his mother died, Paris stumbles upon supernatural elements tied to the water. As the movie progresses, he meets Anna in another timeline and embarks on a mission to return her home.

Dylan O'Brien has two new movies connecting with audiences on Rotten Tomatoes, as the actor returns to film in a big way after a brief two-year gap. Although he co-led the 2023 political satire Maximum Truth, the Teen Wolf alum has largely stepped away from major roles since 2022's The Outfit and Not Okay. O'Brien is back doing press tours for two very different films: the mystery thriller Caddo Lake and the comedy Saturday Night, in which he plays Dan Ackroyd and which focuses on the premiere episode of Saturday Night Live.

Both movies are gaining approval on Rotten Tomatoes. Saturday Night, directed by Jason Reitman, has a slight edge with an 87% audience score based on more than 250 ratings. Caddo Lake, which is written and directed by Celine Held and Logan George, with M. Night Shyamalan as one of the producers, is not too far behind with 82% based on more than 250 ratings.

In 2018, a horror movie starring Robert Pattinson and Mia Goth came out, and despite its critical success, the movie never really got the attention it deserved. In recent years, Pattinson and Goth have broken out as notable Hollywood stars. Although Pattinson got his start in the Twilight franchise, he has since proven his acting chops with serious roles in The Devil All The Time and The Batman. Furthermore, Goth has become a verifiable scream queen, starring in Ti West's X franchise and other popular horror flicks. Yet, this horror collaboration came before all of that.

Notably, Pattinson and Goth's movie came out in 2018. At this time, Pattinson had just starred in a stretch of small-scale indie movies, though one stand-out was 2017's Good Time. In this Safdie Brothers film, Pattinson plays a criminal who is trying to release his developmentally disabled brother from police custody. Meanwhile, Goth's career in 2018 was just starting to pick up,...

Nosferatu is the 2024 remake of the 1922 vampire movie by director Robert Eggers, with a star-studded cast helping bring it to life. The December 25 release date of Nosferatu makes Christmas Day one with a particular bite rather than the expected dose of yuletide joy. Anticipation for the movie was always high, primarily due to the previously-acclaimed movies of Robert Eggers.

However, another element that raised excitement for Nosferatu was the remake's cast. Following a similar character structure to the original 1922 Nosferatu, 2024's version brings a new batch of actors to the screen as those surrounding the titular vampire. With upcoming vampire movies making somewhat of a resurgence for the genre, Nosferatu led the way as a compelling remake of a beloved classic, complete with a talented director and a cast of Hollywood actors whose reputation precedes them.

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As Hollywood continues to dish out one star after the other, one actor has been drawing the attention of fans and critics the most, the alluring and charming Jacob Elordi. Having gained attention for his role in the teen comedy romantic film, The Kissing Booth, his career trajectory is one for the history books.

Jacob Elordi in Saltburn | Credit: Warner Bros. Pictures

From his troubled dramatic role in Euphoria to playing Elvis Presley in Priscilla, Elordi is now expected to headline several genres and roles as far as his recent upcoming projects are concerned. While we celebrate his spectacular success, it also sheds light on his fellow actor Tom Holland’s Hollywood career.

Jacob Elordi’s Impressive Hollywood Trajectory: From a Teen Star to a Versatile Actor Jacob Elordi plays Nate Jacobs in Euphoria | Credit: HBO

Jacob Elordi might have garnered fans’ and critics attention as the bad boy Noah Flynn in The Kissing Booth,...

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Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has a very weird place in the Marvel universe, in that he’s a character that’s being loaned out to Marvel by Sony Pictures—who owns the rights to Spider-Man and all the characters associated with him.

Though Spider-Man gets to appear in his own movies and make cameos in team-up films like Civil War and Avengers: Infinity War, it looks like he could be showing up a bit more down the line—that is, if this rumor turns out to be true.

More Spider-Man in the MCU Thanks to New Sony and Marvel Studios Deal

According to insider Daniel Rpk (via @HollywoodHandle), Sony and Marvel are currently working on a new deal that would ‘allow Spider-Man to appear in other MCU projects’. No furtherdetails have been revealed, but with Holland’s Spider-Man...

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As Robert Pattinson continues to surprise fans with his acting trajectory, Bong Joon Ho's dystopian flick Mickey 17 launches the star of The Batman into outer space with one of the weirdest accents fans have heard from the actor.

Mickey 17 Trailer Stuns Fans with Robert Pattinson's Range

While most fans recognize Robert Pattinson in major Hollywood franchises such as Stephenie Meyer's hunky vampire Edward Cullen in the Twilight series, Cedric Diggory in the Harry Potter franchise, and DC's The Batman, the 38-year-old actor has also made quite a name for himself outside his biggest Sagas.

From gracing the screens as Rev. Preston Teagardin in the 2020 thriller The Devil All the Time to becoming the English voice actor for The Grey Heron in Studio Ghibli's animated The Boy and the Heron, fans add Mickey 17 to his...

The Rotten Tomatoes score is in for A Different Man, and it sets an impressive record for Sebastian Stan. The A Different Man trailer was revealed this summer, showing a glimpse at the story of a man named Edward with a facial deformity who gets reconstructive surgery to look more "typical." When a stage play about Edward's life is put on, Edward becomes fixated upon the man, Oswald, who plays him. A Different Man is directed by Aaron Schimberg and features a leading cast including Sebastian Stan, Renate Reinsve, Adam Pearson, Miles G. Jackson, and Patrick Wang.

Now, the Rotten Tomatoes score has been revealed for A Different Man. At the time of writing, A Different Man has a Certified Fresh 85% score on Rotten Tomatoes among the 52 critics who have rated it thus far. The film does not yet have an audience score, but will likely amass more ratings as it hits theaters soon.

Tom Holland may have started late as an actor when he made his film debut in 2012 with The Impossible, but he didn’t take long to launch to extraordinary heights of love and fame in fans’ hearts. While his tenure in the MCU as the fan-favorite Spider-Man was one to boost his career, the actor hasn’t hesitated to let his brilliance be known in other projects as well.

Tom Holland in Chaos Walking. | Credits: Lionsgate.

But after a decade since he professionally jumped into this profession, it seems like Holland’s movie star status might as well be on the line. This is because his movies outside the web-slinger’s universe don’t quite seem to perform all that well, especially in critics’ eyes. If anything, fans even deem his upcoming reported project to be his “last chain” to retain that status.

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Exclusive: Kingston Rumi Southwick (Presumed Innocent) and Banks Repeta (Armageddon Time) will topline Henry’s Ebb, an indie horror thriller marking the feature debut of writer-director Thomas Mendolia.

Others starring in the film, which recently wrapped production in North Carolina, include Ashley Shelton (War Pony), Will Holland, Rebecca Ann Koon (The Menu) and Austin Willard.

Described as a southeastern-set story in the vein of Stand By Me or Mud, with genre elements, Henry’s Ebb follows Henry (Southwick) as he runs away from an abusive home with his imaginary best friend, Ebb (Repeta). The journey tests their friendship, as well as Henry’s inner “need” for Ebb as Ebb’s control and manipulation over Henry intensifies.

Lucas Ford and Joey LePage are serving as the film’s producers, with Ford Films as the production company. Tracy Kilpatrick (The Peanut Butter Falcon) oversaw casting.

Bill Skarsgrd had a monumental task on his shoulders when he was cast as Pennywise in the newest adaptation of the Stephen King novel It. Not only was It set to be one of the most anticipated R-rated horror movies of the 21st century, but Skarsgrd was taking on a role that Tim Curry had already made iconic in the cult classic television miniseries. Given how well Skargads performance in both It and its slightly underwhelming sequel were, it isnt surprising that he has succeeded in earning many other roles in high-profile horror films. To his credit, Skarsgrd's work in the twisty confinement thriller Barbarian, the Southern Gothic thriller The Devil All The Time, and the dark comedy Villains hasnt entirely been derivative of his role as Pennywise. However, Skarsgrd showed his range as a dramatic actor in the highly underrated fantasy drama Nine Days.

Osgood Perkins' psychological horror film Longlegs has inspired quite a buzz around its incredible marketing, beautifully haunting aesthetics, and positive critical reception since its release in late July. Following the FBI as they track down a mysterious serial killer, Longlegs is a refreshingly atmospheric and ominous film that stands out in the current landscape of jumpscare-heavy but otherwise lackluster horror features and seemingly endless reboots of old classics.

With a heavy-hitting cast led by Nicolas Cage and Maika Monroe, Longlegs is certified fresh on Rotten Tomatoes with a critics' score of 85%. Judging by its widely successful release and positive reviews, it's clear that Longlegs captures the essence of horror that audiences want. For those craving a horror-thriller flick that captures the same eerie vibe, there are plenty of titles that match this deliciously unsettling atmosphere.

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A series set inside the prison Arkham Asylum within Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” universe will no longer move forward for Max, an individual with knowledge of the decision told IndieWire.

Antonio Campos, the director known for “Christine,” “The Devil All the Time,” and the Max series “The Staircase,” was previously tapped to be showrunner and director of the Arkham Asylum series. However, Campos is no longer involved, and his version of the series will not come to pass. The individual says it’s possible a different Arkham Asylum series could still happen down the road, including one set within the universe established by Reeves’ film. But Campos’ version is dead.

A rep for Max had no comment.

Three different writer/directors have been brought onto the Arkham Asylum series dating back to 2020, with Campos joining in 2022 back when the Warner Bros. Discovery streamer was still called HBO Max, and just...

That sweet and innocent-looking friendly neighborhood Spider-Man guy from Marvel, who rampaged about spilling spoilers during interviews out of excitement, seems to be gone now. Looking at Tom Holland in the latest look for his Romeo & Juliet play seems a lot different than his usual happy-go-lucky ones. In fact, he feels completely different after witnessing him with his on-stage love interest for the play, Francesca Amewudah-Rivers.

Tom Holland in a still from The Devil All The Time.

However, fans aren’t clamoring in support of this duo, especially for their pairing up for the stage as the iconic couple from Shakespeare’s lore. This comes after the first look images of Holland and Amewudah-Rivers as their respective characters were released, which, unarguably, have been garnering quite a bit of sarcastic and terribly negative reviews and backlash from fans.

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Exclusive: The ancient Scottish town of St Andrews was hit with a heavy bout of Spidey fever this past weekend as the third annual Sands International Film Festival opened, pulling in an eclectic set of films, filmmakers, and speakers alongside one popular guest of honor.

Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, also known for The Impossible, Cherry, and The Devil All the Time passed through the fest, which opened with a screening of Last Call, a short project he leads with Lindsay Duncan (Blackbird) that was co-written and directed by his brother, Harry Holland. The Holland brothers also took part in the first annual Sands golf tournament, which will continue as part of the festival’s wider activities. It was on the pristine golfing greens where Tom linked up with Deadline to discuss his career so far and plans for future projects, including whether he will return for a fourth Spider-Man movie.

On April 5th, 20th Century Studios gave a theatrical release to The First Omen, which serves as a prequel to the 1976 horror classic The Omen (watch it Here) – and the movie was surprisingly well-received, with JoBlo’s own Chris Bumbray giving it an 8/10 review and Tyler Nichols writing an article about why it works so well. The movie hasn’t been burning up the box office charts; made on a budget of $30 million, it has only pulled in $36 million so far. But if a sequel were to get the greenlight, director Arkasha Stevenson knows one subject she would want to cover in the follow-up: the mystery of the jackal.

In the original The Omen, we were told that the Antichrist was born of a jackal. The First Omen digs deeper into his parentage, letting us know that it wasn’t quite as simple (although very strange) as it appeared to be in the original movie,...

True Detective season 5 is confirmed, but it won't arrive for quite some time. There are many books fans can read in the meantime. Books with gruesome crime scenes and southern gothic settings are perfect for fans of True Detective seasons 1-3. Numerous novels have settings and themes similar to True Detective: Night Country.

True Detective season 5 is already confirmed after the success of Night Country, but it'll be a while before it arrives — and fans may be looking for books and shows like True Detective to consume in the meantime. There's no shortage of thrillers and crime fiction out there, but HBO's hit series strikes a distinct tone when it comes to the unusual cases it covers. This is true for all four seasons of True Detective, but the first and Night Country are especially successful at creating an eerie, atmospheric backdrop and tone over the course of their runs.

Tom Holland rose to international recognition with his portrayal of Peter Parker, a.k.a., Spider-Man, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, beginning with Captain America: Civil War. The audience’s perception of the actor has been solidified with his standalone movies, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Far From Home, and No Way Home. There is no doubt that he is indeed one of the finest young actors in the entertainment industry currently.

The English actor has also been a part of movies, including Uncharted, The Devil All the Time, and Cherry. Despite receiving mixed reviews from critics, Holland’s performance and dedication to the Apple TV+ miniseries The Crowded Room was appreciated by the fans. The actor is now looking forward to returning to stage, performing one of the most beloved characters of William Shakespeare, and giving Leonardo DiCaprio a tough competition for its title.

Tom Holland has solidified his space in the...