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It’s looking more and more likely that James Bondwill once again be sipping martinis without Henry Cavill. Following Amazon’s official announcement that Dune and Sicario director Denis Villeneuve will helm the next Bond film, rumors are swirling—and they’re not great news for Cavill fans. According to Variety, the search for 007’s next incarnation is narrowing in on a very different kind of secret agent. Amazon has a vision, and it doesn’t seem to include anyone with a speck of grey in their hair. The report states that the studio is zeroing in on actors under 30—a decision that effectively rules out Cavill (42), Aaron Taylor-Johnson (35), and fan-favorite Idris Elba (52). The three top contenders? Reportedly, Tom Holland, Jacob Elordi, and Harris Dickinson.

Elordi is Australian, but as fans will remember, George Lazenby was too—and he still donned the tux for On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.

With Superman flying into theaters on July 11, many DC fans are missing seeing Henry Cavill on our screens. And, as quiet as it has been kept, his live-action adaption of the Japanese super robot anime series Voltron has just recently wrapped production.

Although it only had three seasons during the Halcyon Days of Saturday morning cartoons, the cult following it has developed has kept the Voltron mystique alive and well decades later. The good news is that the movie is set to take that to the next stage.

Producer of the film Bob Koplar recently confirmed that the film had wrapped production via the Voltron handle on Instagram, which left fans excited about the upcoming adaptation.

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Henry Cavill will bring the magic with his highly-anticipated reboot of Highlander in 2026, and the production is really starting to get wheels moving. Hot on the heels of director Chad Stahelski revealing that filming will finally get underway in September, Collider has now revealed a big casting announcement for the new iteration of the classic Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery epic fantasy saga.

It looks like the movie is bringing about a Man of Steel reunion for Cavill as he will be joined by his former DC father, Russell Crowe, in an undisclosed role. So far, it has not been revealed who Crowe will be playing, but the actor shared a post on his X account that could have given it away.

The most likely role for Crowe to take on would be that of Juan Sánchez-Villalobos Ramírez, the immortal mentor to Lambert’s Connor MacLeod in the original movies,...

A long-forgotten crime thriller from Henry Cavill’s past is suddenly one of the hottest tickets on streaming — and no, it’s not The Witcher or Man of Steel. The 2019 action flick Night Hunter has clawed its way into the Top 10 on Paramount+, earning a second life after years of obscurity. According to FlixPatrol, Night Hunter is currently ranked #8 on Paramount+’s Top 10 movies chart, bolstered by a surge in viewership across South and Latin America. The David Raymond-directed film has been sitting comfortably in the streamer’s regional Top 10 lists throughout the past week — not bad for a film that made just $1 million at the global box office and got roasted by critics.

Originally titled Nomis, the film stars Cavill as Detective Walter Marshall, who’s investigating a string of kidnappings tied to a deeply unsettling online predator. What begins as a standard procedural morphs into something far more sinister,...

A largely forgotten movie on acclaimed actor Henry Cavill's extensive resume is making a comeback online as audiences catch up with it on streaming. The Cavill-led action thriller Night Hunter has found strong success on Paramount+.

Via Flix Patrol, Night Hunter is now a hit on Paramount+ and ranking #8 on the streaming service's Top 10 movies chart. The 2018 film, which landed on Paramount+ last October, has been especially popular in South and Latin America -- staying in the Top 10 throughout both regions in the last week.

Directed and written by David Raymond, Night Hunter starred Cavill as Detective Walter Marshall, in charge of a task force hunting down an online predator targeting women. However, when Marshall and his fellow officers dug deeper in their investigation, they realized they were caught up in a dangerous scheme -- and the suspect's crimes went far beyond what they imagined. The Night Hunter...

Reacher and Superman walk into a war zone—and viewers can’t get enough. Last year, Alan Ritchson and Henry Cavill teamed up for The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, a gritty, guns-blazing World War II thriller that underwhelmed at the box office but is now thriving on streaming, as so many underperformers are wont to do these days. After a quiet theatrical run, the Guy Ritchie-directed film has become a global hit on Prime Video, where it's slowly climbing the charts.

Despite a 68% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes, audiences have rallied behind the film, pushing its audience rating up to a whopping 91%—proof that viewers still want their action with a little grit, a little style, and a lot of slow-motion headshots. Written by Ritchie alongside Paul Tamasy, Eric Johnson, and Arash Amel, the movie adapts Damien Lewis’ non-fiction book of the same name. It follows a small, off-the-books...

Production on the new “Masters of the Universe” movie has wrapped, and to mark the occasion, star Nicholas Galitzine (“The Idea of You”) offered up a first look at him in costume as He-Man, the most powerful man in the universe, who must battle the evil Skeletor in this adaptation of the Mattel toy franchise.

Travis Knight, the CEO of Laika and director of the animated “Kubo and the Two Strings” and 2018’s “Transformers” spinoff “Bumblebee,” directed the new “Masters of the Universe” movie from a screenplay by Chris Butler.

“Well, that’s a wrap on ‘Masters of the Universe.’ It has been an honour shouldering the responsibility of playing Adam and He Man,” Galitzine posted on Instagram. “It’s been the role of a lifetime and I put everything into it. There’s not much I can show you, but I am so proud of the movie we’ve made.

Few projects this year have earned as much hype in their respective mediums as Paradise and Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, and now one of the stars of the hit Hulu TV series has shared an interesting tidbit tying the two together. Dan Fogelman’s series gained steam due to its thrilling twists and storytelling devices, and The Final Reckoning has been dominating the box office, largely thanks to the stunts and action from Tom Cruise. The famous stunt used in Mi 8’s marketing has been the plane sequence, which sees Cruise navigate around a biplane with no parachute to support him. During a recent interview with Deadline to talk about Paradise, Brown revealed that he actually beat Cruise to the punch on this one, but his scene just hasn’t aired yet:

"I got a whole biplane thing that he tried to steal from me for his movie.

Weeks after Henry Cavill's Highlander received a release update, the upcoming remake gets more good news as development ramps up. A new report confirms that principal photography on the long-gestating Lionsgate reboot isn't too far away.

Per Collider, the Highlander remake begins filming in Scotland in late September to early October, a significant step for a film that has been in the works since Cavill was originally attached to it in 2021. This news comes after director Chad Stahelski, known for helming several installments of the John Wick franchise, recently confirmed that the Highlander remake is set to be released in either 2027 or 2028.

The Highlander Reboot Gets Rolling Nearly Four Decades After the Original

Cavill and Stahelski are set to bring their take on the Highlander franchise in front of the cameras 39 years after the original version of the fantasy action-adventure blockbuster premiered. Starring Christopher Lambert as Scottish warrior and 16th-century immortal Connor MacLeod,...

Henry Cavill has starred in plenty of films to find box office success like Mission: Impossible - Fallout, but as with every actor, he’s had some misses along the way. One of those financial misfires came in the form of Argylle, the Matthew Vaughn-directed spy thriller that hit theaters at the beginning of 2024. Argylle was produced on a reported budget of around $200 million, yet the film failed to gross even half of that at the box office, making it a massive flop. Argylle also stars Bryce Dallas Howard, who recently sat down for an interview with The Independent to talk about her new movie, Deep Cover. During the sit-down, she was asked if she was surprised that the movie failed at the box office. Her response might shock you:

“You can always see it coming while you’re making it. I’ve never been shocked when something doesn’t work.

Man of Steel star Henry Cavill is a well-renowned fan of miniature wargaming, specifically Warhammer 40,000. The actor is now all set to lead a live-action adaptation of the hugely popular series, with Cavill now describing such a role as a “dream come true.” However, while fans are no doubt excited (and nervous) to see what Cavill and Amazon MGM Studios come up with when bringing Warhammer to the small screen, the former Superman has offered an update that could add to that anticipation (and trepidation)...

While speaking with Esquire recently, Cavill revealed that work on the Warhammer 40,000 series is still underway but suggested that he and the studio may be struggling a little to tackle the “tricky IP” and the challenge of bringing it into live-action.

"But it's different from what I've done before, in the sense I haven't had my hand on the tiller of things before.

Former Superman actor Henry Cavill is a longtime fan of the Warhammer 40,000 game series and is eager to adapt it to the big and small screen for himself and fellow franchise enthusiasts to enjoy. However, Cavill has now admitted that the adaptation is proving "tricky" to get across the finish line.

Speaking with Esquire, Cavill delved into the Warhammer 40K film and TV adaptations he's working on for Amazon -- passion projects for the British actor. Though he loves working on the game series and its trademark lore, he conceded that it's a "very complex IP" as he and his team work out the creative direction.

“It is a tricky IP, and a very complex IP. And that’s what I love about it," Cavill said. "The challenges that come with putting this on the page in a way that is doing justice to that complexity, that trickiness, and that nuance,...

Night Hunter may have been panned by critics back in 2019, but that’s not stopping Henry Cavill’s forgotten thriller from climbing the charts on Paramount+, the streaming home of Taylor Sheridan’s ever-expanding TV empire. Originally titled Nomis, the David Raymond-directed psychological thriller is now sitting pretty in the global top 10, landing as high as #4 and recently clocking in at #11 in the U.S., according to FlixPatrol. The movie stars Cavill as a weary police lieutenant working alongside a vigilante to track down a serial killer. He’s joined by an eclectic cast including Iron Man 3's Ben Kingsley,Percy Jackson alum Alexandra Daddario, and TikTok cooking connoisseur Stanley Tucci. Despite a meager 14% Rotten Tomatoes critics score and just 50% from audiences, Night Hunter is finding a second life, bolstered by Cavill’s ongoing popularity and a wave of nostalgia-driven streaming behavior.

The thriller’s renewed interest arrives...

There was once a time when Henry Cavill was known as the unluckiest actor in Hollywood. Losing out on major roles such as Superman (a role he would eventually win in Zack Snyder’s divisive Dceu), Batman, and James Bond all within a few years of each other, Cavill even turned down a leading role in another Zack Snyder epic, rejecting the part to better prepare to potentially play 007 in 2006’s Casino Royale. A coveted role he ultimately lost to Daniel Craig.

Whether Cavill’s luck has changed all that much (he is no longer Superman following James Gunn’s Dcu reboot and the drama behind the scenes of his other major project The Witcher is well documented) is open to debate, but things may have played out differently for Cavill, who could perhaps have seen his star rise faster sooner, had he not turned down a role in Zack Snyder’s 2007 action epic,...

Though Avengers: Secret Wars is over two years away from debuting, Marvel Cinematic Universe fans keep suggesting which past and current heroes could feature in the climactic superhero blockbuster. New fan art for the upcoming sequel brings back Ben Affleck's pre-mcu Daredevil and Henry Cavill's Wolverine, igniting thoughts about their potential involvement.

Via arifinity_ on Instagram, the fan art imagines incursions throughout Secret Wars as several heroes tackle Robert Downey Jr.'s Doctor Doom in the Phase Six finale. The images show Affleck's Daredevil and Cavill's Wolverine planted in the middle of wreckage, preparing for Doom's threats from all angles. Daredevil is seen in his famous red costume armed with his billy club, while Wolverine has his claws on, ready to fight alongside the Man Without Fear.

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It’s already been a big year for Alan Ritchson, who featured in the third season of his hit Prime Video series, Reacher. However, shortly after Season 2 wrapped up, Ritchson starred alongside Henry Cavill in a period action epic that’s been a global streaming sensation. The duo stars opposite Eiza González and Henry Golding in The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, which follows a small group of skilled soldiers recruited by the British for an assault behind enemy lines during WWII. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare has been streaming on Starz since last year, and the film has recently surged on the streamer’s charts. It’s currently trending in the top five globally, charting in several countries, including the U.S., Denmark, the Czech Republic, Spain, and Norway. The film earned scores of 68% from critics and 91% from audiences on Rotten Tomatoes.

The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is one of...

Is Meet the Parents 4 Still On The Cards?(Photo Credit –YouTube)

For those wondering whether the eagerly anticipated fourth installment of the popular Meet the Parents comedy series, starring Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller, is still happening, you’ve come to the right place. Read on to find out what the film’s producer recently hinted about Meet the Parents 4’s plot and release plans.

Is Meet the Parents 4 Really Happening?

First things first: Meet the Parents 4 is positively happening and still in the works. According to a recent interview published in Variety, veteran film producer Jane Rosenthal offered a subtle but intriguing hint about the potential plot of the long-awaited sequel.

When asked how long she had been planning the fourth film, Rosenthal replied, “We’d always talked about it. Ben Stiller is now the same age that Bob was when we did the first one,...

Why Did Kevin Spacey’s Name Never Appear On Se7en’s Opening Credits?(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Kevin Spacey being left out of the opening credits of Se7en wasn’t a studio trick or a post-scandal edit. Rather, it was his own idea. It made no sense to most people at the time, as he had just come off The Usual Suspects and was a bigger name than Brad Pitt, who hadn’t yet become the Fight Club star everyone would later recognize.

Why Didn’t Kevin Spacey Want His Name In Se7en’s Opening Credits?

According to LadBible, this wasn’t some clever marketing strategy cooked up by New Line Cinema. In fact, they were against it. However, Spacey insisted on staying off the posters, out of the trailers, and missing from the opening credits entirely. His character, John Doe, doesn’t even appear on screen until about 90 minutes into the movie,...

Has Henry Cavill’s Voltron Movie Wrapped Production? (Photo Credit – Instagram)

Henry Cavill’s live-action adaptation of Voltron has been one of the most buzzed-about upcoming projects in the industry. After months of eager anticipation, there’s finally a major update for fans. The live-action adaptation of the beloved franchise has officially wrapped filming, signaling a huge step forward for a movie that’s been in development limbo for years.

What Is Voltron?

For those unfamiliar, Voltron is an American animated television series franchise that follows a team of space explorers who pilot a super robot known as Voltron. The show first gained popularity in the 1980s, becoming an instant hit. It was brought back to the audience in 2016 when Netflix released another animated version of the show, Voltron: Legendary Defender. With an established fan base already, the story of Voltron will now appear on screen through its upcoming live-action adaptation movie.

After starring in The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare forGuy Ritchie last year,Henry Cavill's next big project just took a major step forward. The official Voltron Instagram account has posted a note confirming that the live-action remake of the popular 80s TV show has officially wrapped filming. The film, which began production late last year, also stars Sterling K. Brown, Alba Baptista, Nathan Jones, and John Kim. Rawson Marshall Thurber will direct with a script he co-wrote with Ellen Shanman. This news comes not long after it was reported that, despite its star-studded cast and well-known property, Voltron will be released straight to Prime Video and not in theaters. Amazon MGM has yet to assign Cavill’s Voltron film an official release date on the schedule, but sometime in 2026 is the most likely window.

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Coming from Amazon MGM Studios and director Rawson Marshall Thurber (Red Notice), a live-action film adaptation of the classic mecha anime Voltron started filming at the end of last year – and now producer Bob Koplar has taken to social media to share a major update: Voltron has officially wrapped production!

Koplar wrote, “Our live-action Voltron film has officially wrapped production, and we’re Thrilled with how it all went. I’ve been with this franchise for years and can proudly say that this Will be the Voltron experience our fans have been dreaming of.“

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Based on the Japanese sci-fi series Beast King GoLion and Kikou Kantai Dairugger Xv, Voltron centers around five young pilots whose vehicles join together to form the towering mech known as Voltron. The classic TV show was edited together from several Japanese anime series and...

Former Superman Henry Cavill will star in the upcoming live-action remake of the beloved ‘80s animated TV series Voltron, and the movie just got a major update. The sci-fi action outing is all set to be released by Amazon, and while there have been rumors that the Voltron adaptation will go straight to streaming on Prime Video, producer Bob Koplar has now teased that nothing has yet been decided.

Though we don’t yet know if Voltron will leap into action on the big screen or within our own homes, Koplar has confirmed that filming has now wrapped. Taking to Instagram, the producer hyped the movie as the live-action adaptation that “fans have been dreaming of.”

Voltron Movie Wrapped.

Our live-action Voltron film has officially wrapped production, and we're Thrilled with how it all went.

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You know that sinking feeling when you’re all hyped up for a movie, only to hear it might skip theaters and land straight on your couch? That’s exactly what happened to all Henry Cavill fans when they heard rumors that his upcoming Voltron live-action would head straight to streaming.

This frustration was genuine, because let’s be honest – a movie like Voltron deserves nothing less than a big screen spectacle. But before you cancel your IMAX plans, here’s the twist to the story: the movie’s team stepped in and quashed all such rumors. Let’s dive deeper!

Henry Cavill’s Voltron live-action hasn’t ditched theaters (yet)

The former Man of Steel, Henry Cavill, is teaming up with Amazon for several big projects. But in this list, fans are more thrilled about his upcoming Voltron live-action movie. It features a stunning ensemble and an action-packed story directed by Rawson Marshall Thurber,...

Henry Cavill's live-action Voltron movie has just received an exciting update. The movie has officially wrapped production.

A post shared on Voltron Official's Instagram page shared the news along with a message from producer Bob Koplar. "Our live-action Voltron film has officially wrapped production, and we're Thrilled with how it all went," the message reads. "I've been with this franchise for years and can proudly say that this Will be theVoltron experience our fans have been dreaming of."

Koplar also told fans to sit tight for official news about the movie's launch. "There's been some chatter out there about the plans for the film's launch and we'd like to assure you, when official plans are set for the film, you will be the first to hear it right here. Stay with us! I promise it'll be worth the wait."

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The live-action Voltron adaptation starring Henry Cavill, Sterling K. Brown, and Rita Ora has just announced a filming update that is promising for the movie's prompt release, reportedly exclusively on streaming via Amazon Prime Video. Voltron originated with the beloved '80s animated series of the same name, which has seen several continuations and spinoffs in the decades since. Most recently, Netflix and DreamWorks delivered Voltron: Legendary Defender, which comprises eight seasons released between 2016 and 2018.

The basic premise of Voltron is of a giant robot made up of several combined suits, piloted by a team that sets out to fight an advancing alien army. Part of the trend of other live-action remakes and upcoming live-action anime adaptations, Voltron's live-action movie is moving forward. While the idea has been in development for decades, the current version of the project was announced in 2022. The time since then may seem discouraging, but a...

Man of Steel actor Henry Cavill has wrapped up filming Rawson Marshall Thurber’s film adaptation of the 1980s animated TV series Voltron. Cavill joined the film in October 2024, appearing in a supporting role alongside newcomer Daniel Quinn-Toye. The filming began in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia, in December 2024.

Thurber earlier revealed that he was going to stay true to the spirit of the original TV series. Cavill is playing King Alfor, while Quinn-Toye plays the role of Shiro. While it was reported that the film will be released on Prime Video, the latest message seems to suggest otherwise.

Henry Cavill’s Voltron has wrapped filming Henry Cavill as Clark Kent/Superman in Man of Steel | Credits: DC Films/Warner Bros. Pictures

Henry Cavill‘s Voltron is going to be a faithful adaptation of the 1980s TV series of the same name. Red Notice fame Rawson Marshall Thurber helmed this film,...

Filming for the upcoming Monsterverse movie Godzilla x Kong: Supernova has already begun, and a first glimpse of the upcoming feature was seen in public when a city street was transformed into a disaster zone set in London. Over on social media, a road in Brisbane, Australia, was closed off for filming, which featured some of the film's stars, a lot of extras, and plenty of rubble and emergency vehicles. Videos of the film set circulated across social media, where firetrucks, military vans, and police vehicles were scattered across the street. According to Queensland news outlet Courier Mail via TikTok, this is day three of the film's production, and lead actor Dan Stevens was spotted on set shooting a "high stakes" action scene in front of military personnel from a firetruck.

Queensland became a go-to filming location for many Hollywood blockbusters over the years. Some of them include Marvel's Thor: Ragnarok,...

The live-action adaptation of Voltron, starring Henry Cavill, is bound to make its way to Prime Video anytime soon. Filming for the sci-fi feature began in December 2024, and it won't be long till a release date is announced. But according to the latest reports, this star-studded feature, which includes the talents of Rita Ora, Sterling K. Brown, and John Kim, will be a streaming exclusive.

In April 2025, Prime Video released a statement that it plans to release 14 movies in 2026 and noted that the streaming giant has brought out "five to eight" movies per year in the past. But despite their commitment to bringing their exclusives to the cinema, it was recently reported that there are no plans to bring the Voltron movie to theaters and that it will be a Prime Video exclusive.

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Former Man of Steel and The Witcher, Henry Cavill, has several major projects in the works for Amazon. One such project is the live-action Voltron movie which, despite being something with major blockbuster potential, could suffer a somewhat unceremonious streaming fate.

No release date has yet been revealed for the Voltron adaptation, but the movie has amassed a star-studded cast for director Rawson Marshall Thurber’s sci-fi action outing. Despite all this, a new report (via GameRant) claims that Amazon is not planning to release Voltron in theaters, and will instead give the movie a straight-to-streaming release, much like Jake Gyllenhaal and Doug Liman’s Road House remake last year.

The insight claims that, with filming having wrapped last month, Amazon is now looking to release Voltron “straight to their Prime Video streaming service,” and thus go back on their previous “commitment to theatrical exhibition.” This is sure to be...

Among the many delays in the long gestation of the Highlander reboot, Lionsgate had planned an expansive new franchise for the franchise under Chad Stahelski’s direction, but things changed as a report stated that his “vision for the film fit better into the Amazon model.” It was recently reported that the mystical film, which has Henry Cavill‘s attachment, migrated from Lionsgate to Amazon MGM. The new deal will give United Artists full rights to the franchise, with Scott Stuber and Nick Nesbitt set to produce alongside Neal H. Moritz and 87Eleven Entertainment.

The Wrap now reports that one of the reasons Amazon MGM is getting friendly with the 80s IP is because the studio is embracing the call for nostalgic revamps. Their strategy is to attract a Gen-x-focused audience that also played into their success with “dad TV” action shows like Jack Ryan and Reacher. Along with Highlander,...

Chad Stalhelski, the erstwhile stunt coordinator-turned-director who transformed “John Wick” from a potential direct-to-video action movie into one of the most inventive, visually ravishing franchises in modern cinema, was ready for a change.

He had made four films in the Keanu Reeves-starring series, with the fourth film grossing almost $450 million worldwide. More importantly, he had created an entirely new universe for Lionsgate and producers Thunder Road that now included streaming series, big screen spinoffs and an upcoming animated prequel. Stahelski would still oversee these projects, but he hankered for something different. He wanted to reinvent a classic from his childhood, the 1986 fantasy film “Highlander,” in a way that only he could – his version would be bold, brutal and 100% his.

Stahelski first started working on a new “Highlander” movie in 2016, but as it finally seemed primed to go into production, TheWrap learned last month that Stahelski’s “Highlander” would move...

As previously reported, the long-awaited Highlander reboot, starring Henry Cavill as a MacLeod (presumably either Connor or Duncan), has found a new home at Amazon MGM Studios, shifting gears from its previous development at Lionsgate.

Fans eager for a resurgence of the sword-slashing fantasy series can now look towards a potential production start as early as September, with a projected release window in 2027 or 2028.

Director Chad Stahelski (John Wick franchise), who has been attached to the project since its initial announcement in October 2023, recently provided an update to Collider, stating that the Highlander reboot is his immediate priority.

"If everything works out in the next 24 hours, we'll be shooting sometime in September. And in 2027 or 2028, you’ll be watching Highlander," Stahelski revealed. The script for the reboot is penned by Mike Finch.

In a prior interview, Stahelski shared his compelling pitch to Cavill, emphasizing the depth of the character: "My selling point was,...

Henry Cavill has starred in the adaptations of multiple fan-favorite franchises so far. He became Superman in Zack Snyder's Dceu, played the leading character, Geralt of Rivia, in Netflix's adaptation of The Witcher, and even had a role in Mission: Impossible.

The actor, who is also a major gamer and fan of more popular franchises, hasn't fulfilled all his dream roles, and he's set to check off another with the upcoming Highlander reboot. The upcoming movie recently received a new update that the film's rights were almost secured by Amazon MGM Studios' United Artists and Scott Stuber. In a new conversation with Collider, John Wick franchise director Chad Stahelski teased that the Highlander movie could premiere sometime in 2027 or 2028.

Speaking with the outlet to promote the new documentary Wick Is Pain, the director confirmed that, if the plans work out, the audiences will be able to see the...

Chris Pine is set to star in and produce the upcoming action film “Run the Night” for Lionsgate and Hidden Pictures.

The movie marks the feature directorial debut of Robert Alonzo, a hugely well-respected second unit director and stunt coordinator who had worked on major titles including “Deadpool,” “The Batman” and “The Flash,” to name a few. Lionsgate has acquired worldwide rights to the title and will launch sales in Cannes.

“Run the Night” follows a banker, accused of betraying the Penose (the Dutch mob), who is dumped naked in the heart of Amsterdam with a $10 million bounty on his head. Hunted by the city’s most violent gangs, he must fight his way across the city by dawn to save the lives of his wife and child — a mission that reveals he was never just the money guy.

The screenplay comes from John Glenn and Alex Davidson, with a story by Glenn.

Henry Cavill’s Highlander film has been in the works for a long time, but so far, there have been no promising updates. While we wait for the film, fan-made concept trailers have flooded the internet, featuring Henry Cavill as Connor McLeod.

One such trailer is from Kh Studio, a YouTube channel famous for creating concept trailers. The trailer fuses the relentless action of John Wick with the mystical grit of The Witcher, and already it has turned out to be a hit among fans with its vision of the immortal warrior’s saga.

Fan-made Highlander concept trailer wreaking havoc among fans Henry Cavill in a still from the concept trailer | Credit: Kh Studio / YouTube

Henry Cavill‘s Highlander film was announced first in 2021, but still, there is still no release date. In the meantime, fans have wasted no time in creating concept trailers, and to be honest, some of...

Many fans would’ve forgotten that Daredevil and Superman acted together in a 2007 romantic fantasy film. A young Henry Cavill wore a blonde wig and played the pompous jerk Humphrey in Stardust, a movie starring Charlie Cox. The film is based on a story by Neil Gaiman, with Argylle director Matthew Vaughn helming it.

It is no wonder that you don’t remember seeing him in the film, because his role was relatively small and the film had a star-studded cast. However, Cavill’s breakout role came after this film in the medieval series, The Tudors. His role in Man of Steel in 2013 would earn him international recognition.

Birthday boy Henry Cavill appeared in a blonde wig in Matthew Vaughn’s Stardust Henry Cavill as Humphrey in a still from Stardust | Credits: Paramount Pictures

Henry Cavill is 42 and embracing his fatherhood. The actor is celebrating his birthday on May 5. On...

The anticipated reboot of Highlander starring Henry Cavill as a sword-wielding immortal warrior has gotten an interesting update. John Wick director Chad Stahelski has been cooking this Highlander movie for nearly a decade, and when Cavill's attachment was announced in 2021 it felt like a match made in heaven. And it still is...whenever we get to see it.

We previously reported that Highlander's 2025 filming start date was delayed. Pre-production on the movie is still underway, but according to Witcher scoop site Redanian Intelligence, cameras are now slated to start rolling later in May 2025. The delays are reportedly because Stahelski was needed for reshoots on the John Wick spinoff Ballerina, while Cavill is filming his live-action Voltron movie. Highlander is slated to be the next project the pair tackle after that. John Wick 4 writer Michael Finch will pen the screenplay.

Now, we've gotten word of another shake-up: Highlander may be changing studios.

Lionsgate looks like it’s backing away from the Highlander reboot, and Amazon MGM Studios is set to pick it up. More here.

Here’s an odd story regarding the status of Chad Stahelski’s planned remake of Highlander, the 1986 adventure film starring Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery.

The film is set to star Henry Cavill and in one version or another, has been in development for well over a decade. Finally, with Stahelski – the filmmaker behind the success of Lionsgate’s John Wick films – at the helm, everything looked in place to finally move ahead, not least because the casting of Henry Cavill seemed like a smart move too.

The studio at one point was reportedly planning to build an entire universe around the movie, with Chad Stahelski in place to oversee things, much as he does with the Wick franchise, Although John Wick: Chapter 5 has been officially announced,...

It’s been a few months since any news was revealed about Henry Cavill’s Highlander remake, but a new report has just unveiled a major development. It was announced nearly four years ago that Henry Cavill would lead a Highlander remake, with veteran John Wick director Chad Stahelski coming on board to helm the film. The last major update to come from the film was when Stahelski confirmed to Collider in November 2024 that there were plans to begin shooting in January this year, but it’s unknown if that has come to fruition. A new report from Deadline reports that United Artists, a subsidiary of Amazon MGM Studios, is in final negotiations to acquire the film for distribution. Michael Finch will pen the script for the film after previously writing John Wick: Chapter 4.

Henry Cavill may have hung up his cape after making his final appearance as Superman in Black Adam,...

The Highlander cannot die! After originally being set up at Lionsgate as a potential new universe of movies from the director of the “John Wick” series, director Chad Stahelski’s remake of the 1980s cult film “Highlander” is changing sides.

Amazon MGM Studios and United Artists, as led by former Netflix film chief Scott Stuber, are in final negotiations to secure the rights to remake a new version of “Highlander,” again with the aim to release the film in theaters.

Instead of yet another new take on it, Stahelski is still attached to direct, and “Man of Steel” star Henry Cavill is still attached to star (looks like all of that sword training he told CinemaCon crowds he was doing won’t go to waste). Michael Finch (“John Wick: Chapter 4”) is writing the screenplay. United Artists too still has hopes that the film could be developed into a larger new series.

The Highlander remake has been a long time coming. Seriously, this thing has been languishing in development hell for well over a decade at this point. The project is still inching forward, but Deadline reports that it’s headed to a new home. Amazon MGM Studios’ United Artists is in final negotiations to acquire the Highlander remake from Lionsgate.

Lionsgate had planned an expansive new franchise for Highlander under Chad Stahelski’s direction, but Deadline’s report states that his “vision for the film fit better into the Amazon model.” The new deal will give United Artists full rights to the franchise, with Scott Stuber and Nick Nesbitt set to produce alongside Neal H. Moritz and 87Eleven Entertainment.

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Amazon MGM Studios’ United Artists’ (UA) and Scott Stuber are in final talks to secure the rights to the cult classic 1980s action fantasy franchise “Highlander” and the planned remake set to begin production this fall. The film will be released in theaters and is being acquired in turnaround from Lionsgate.

Henry Cavill is attached to star with Chad Stahelski (“John Wick” franchise) set to direct. Michael Finch (“John Wick: Chapter 4”) wrote the script.

UA’s Scott Stuber and Nick Nesbitt will produce alongside Neal H. Moritz (“Fast & Furious” franchise), and 87Eleven Entertainment, Stahelski’s production banner.

UA has secured full rights to the franchise, which Lionsgate developed, with potential to also develop a new series.

It’s a reunion at Amazon MGM studios for Cavill, who is headlining Rawson Marshall Thurber’s “Voltron” feature adaptation of the popular anime series. Cavill is also developing the “Warhammer 40,000...

A year ago, Lionsgate flew Henry Cavill to Las Vegas, where he charmed audiences at CinemaCon with tales of the extensive sword training he was undergoing to star in Highlander for the studio. The project had been in development for almost a decade with filmmaker Chad Stahelski, but finally seemed to be moving forward.

Now, that project is indeed still moving forward, but it will be headed to Amazon MGM Studios’ United Artists, which is in final negotiations to acquire the package from Lionsgate. The film is intended as a theatrical play.

At one time, Lionsgate was plotting an entire universe for Highlander, with Stahelski to oversee it all. But the new deal will give UA full rights to the franchise, which dates back to the 1986 feature about immortal warriors starring Christopher Lambert and Sean Connery. As the tagline “there can only be one,” suggests, these warriors are pitted in battle agaisnt one another.

Exclusive: As they say in the Highlander franchise, “There can be only one,” and in the case of the latest reimagining’s new home, that one is Amazon MGM Studios’ studio United Artists. Sources tell Deadline that United Artists and Scott Stuber are in final negotiations to secure rights to a new version of Highlander, based on the 1980s cult classic.

The film will star Henry Cavill with John Wick director Chad Stahelski helming and will be released in theaters. Michael Finch (John Wick: Chapter 4) is penning the screenplay.

UA’s Stuber and Nick Nesbitt will produce alongside Neal H. Moritz and 87Eleven Entertainment, Stahelski’s production banner. UA has secured full rights to the franchise, which Lionsgate developed, with potential to also develop a new series. Sources close to the situation say at the end of the day, Stahelski’s vision for the film fit better into the Amazon...

The Enola Holmes franchise is alive and well, as a new update has sealed the fate of Netflix's upcoming sequel. Starring Millie Bobby Brown and Henry Cavill, the Sherlock Holmes-inspired film series has been a delight for audiences and critics alike, but news of a third film has been quiet as of late. Now, three years after Enola Holmes 2, fans can rejoice as it appears that a new sequel has officially begun filming.

According to Digital Spy, Enola Holmes 3 is currently in production in the United Kingdom, with Millie Bobby Brown back in the titular role. Meanwhile, it remains unclear if previous cast members like Henry Cavill (Sherlock Holmes), Helena Bonham Carter (Eudoria Holmes), and Susan Wokoma (Edith) will return. However, they are all expected to reprise their roles, especially given the popularity and success of the franchise. Behind the scenes, Enola Holmes 3 sees a...

Missing Alan Ritchson after the Reacher Season 3 finale? Well, this might be the story you've been waiting for. As revealed via Variety, the big man's next project alongside Hollywood mainstay Owen Wilson, Runner, has officially begun production in the sunny climbs of Brisbane and the Gold Coast. The movie is set to follow Ritchson as Hank Malone, a high-end courier tasked with delivering an organ to a young, dying girl. With her life in his hands, the mission spirals into chaos as evil forces look to jeopardize the delivery.

Wilson is set to star in the movie as medical courier Ben, a man also under the protective eye of Ritchson's Hank Malone. Also in the ensemble are Leila George as Kate Baker, Rodrigo Santoro as Damián Zaldívar, Sullivan Stapleton as Josh, and more. The movie is set to be directed by Need for Speed and Expend4bles' Scott Waugh, with...

Queensland, Australia has scored another Hollywood production with action-thriller “Runner,” led by “Reacher” star Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson.

The film, which began shooting March 31 in Brisbane and the Gold Coast, follows high-end courier Hank Malone (Ritchson) tasked with delivering a life-saving organ to a seven-year-old girl. What begins as a straightforward delivery spirals into danger when outside forces target the precious cargo. Wilson co-stars as Ben, a medical courier whom Ritchson’s character must reluctantly protect.

“Runner” comes on the heels of “Bear Country,” which just wrapped production on March 23 in the same region with a star-studded cast including Russell Crowe, Aaron Paul, Teresa Palmer, Nina Dobrev and Luke Evans.

“Queensland is fast becoming the film production destination of choice,” said John-Paul Langbroek, Minister for the Arts. “From gritty urban thrillers like ‘Runner’ to beachside blockbusters like ‘Ticket to Paradise,’ the sunshine state always looks incredible on the big screen.

As anime skyrockets in popularity in the US and other western countries, Hollywood studios are looking to cash in on the trend with live-action adaptations of beloved anime. Gundam, one of the most iconic anime franchises, which began in the 1970s and is still going strong today, is the latest film to be given a Hollywood live-action adaptation. As well as the backing of the timeless IP, the new Gundam movie could also have some serious A-list talent attached, as Anyone But You and Euphoria star, Sydney Sweeney, is in talks to lead the new movie.

According to Variety, Sydney Sweeney is in the final round of talks to headline Legendary and Bandai's live-action Gundam movie. The movie was announced way back in 2018 and has bounced in and out of development over the past seven years. Jim Mickle is currently attached to write and direct the film. Mickle is...

Devil May Cry, the action-adventure game published by Capcom, is one of the most innovative games out there. From amazing fight choreography to memorable characters and complex yet fun gameplay, gamers are in love with the franchise. Fans are of the opinion that it is one of the finest hack-and-slash games.

Devil May Cry is receiving a brand new anime series by Studio Mir, and it’s the talk of the town in the gaming community. But what plenty of fans are unaware of is the fact that Studio Mir is a seasoned studio and has plenty of experience in animation adaptations.

Devil May Cry animation will stream on Netflix | Credits: Studio Mir

So let’s dive into Devil May Cry as well as other animation adaptations by Studio Mir. In fact, most anime/animation fans have watched at least one or two of the series from this list.

Devil May Cry...

One of the most contentious points of the DC filmverse is the vision that Zack Snyder's Dceu charted. Many fans thought it lacked heart and soul. They believed movies like Man of Steel and Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice were too violent, bleak and devoid of the warmth and inspiration that the Marvel Cinematic Universe inculcated into its tapestry.

Anime course corrected one of Snyder's biggest mistakes — his grim and soulless depiction of Superman. It comes courtesy of Warner Bros. Japan as Batman Ninja vs. Yakuza League. The anime film elevates two of DC's most iconic heroes in the way Snyder ultimately failed to do years ago when he helmed the Dceu.

Batman V Superman's Script Was Filled With Clunky Dialogue Zack Snyder's Batman & Superman Senselessly Rushed Into a Fight Image via Warner Bros. Discovery

In Batman v. Superman, Snyder had Bruce Wayne hating how Superman and...