Kevin Costner And Diane Lane Drive ‘Let Him Go’ To Theaters; ‘Proxima’, ‘Kindred’ And ‘Jungleland’ Set Hybrid Debuts – Specialty Preview

clear his name after serving 36 years in prison due to a “false confession”. Raymond Gilbert was convicted of the killing of John Suffield – a crime considered to be one of Merseyside’s notorious murders.Victim John Suffield, 23, was stabbed 19 times at Coral Racing shop where he worked on Lodge Lane in 1981.Raymond Gilbert, now 62, was arrested just three days after the killing on suspicion of murder and was later charged along with a co-accused John Kamara.

90 Day Fiancé star Larissa Dos Santos Lima confirmed that she and Eric Nichols officially called it quits after their reconciliation.“Since I started my presence on social media, I feel we have created a relationship of trust. Because of that I feel responsible to communicate to you when something important happens in my life,” the reality star, 34, wrote in a note to her Instagram followers on Thursday, November 19.

the New York Times reported. Her husband, John Simpers, said she reportedly got infected recently at a large theater gathering in Branson, Missouri, at which most attendees were maskless.“She had a non-life-threatening Leukemia, so that was the big problem when she got COVID,” Simpers told KTVI Fox 2 in St.

The Legends are enjoying a family night out at the movies!

Ellise Shafer editorLynn Kellogg, an actress and singer who originated the role of Sheila in the first Broadway production of “Hair,” died on Nov. 12, according to the New York Times.

Bruce Haring pmc-editorial-managerLynn Kellogg-Simpers, who played the original Sheila in the 1968 Broadway production of Hair, has died at 77. She had non-terminal leukemia complicated by COVID-19, according to her husband, John Simpers.He said she had recently attended a gathering in a theater in Branson, Missouri.

Kevin Coster and Diane Lane‘s Let Him Go is on top at the box office.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaFocus Features’ “Let Him Go” provided a few sparks at an otherwise lifeless box office, opening over the weekend with an estimated $4.1 million.In these COVID times, that was good enough for a first place finish.

Back in the mid-1980s, Kevin Costner shopped a spec script called Dances With Wolves around town, but Hollywood wasn't buying. Westerns were mostly extinct thanks to the 1980 debacle Heaven's Gate.

Kevin Costner and Diane Lane reunite on the big screen as George and Margaret Blackledge, a couple fighting to rescue their grandson from his wicked stepfather, Donnie Weboy (Will Brittain), and his villainousfamily in the Focus Features film Let Him Go. Lesley Manville plays Blanche Weboy, the matriarch of the mysterious Weboy clan at the center of the dramatic thriller set in the 1960s.

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorIt’s not common for a studio specialty label to lead the weekend box office two weeks in a row, but that’s the anomaly of pandemic times and here we have Focus Features’ taking No.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticAs if sensing that the election would provide enough nail-biting excitement to last Americans for days, distributors have largely backed off the first weekend in November.Focus Features is releasing a solid Kevin Costner-Diane Lane thriller with serious Red State appeal in “Let Him Go,” for those with access to theaters, and there are a number of backlogged festival movies picking this weekend to open: the best of them is “Proxima,” featuring Eva Green as a French

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorAs a modern Western, “Let Him Go” interweaves landscapes of the American West with domestic settings that convey the drama of the characters’ lives. The film, starring Kevin Costner as sheriff George Blackledge and Diane Lane as Maggie, shows the two as they travel across sweeping landscapes to bring their grandson home after their son dies, and take him from the Weboys family.At the heart of the film are the two houses, the Blackledge home and the Weboys home.

Booboo Stewart has a pivotal role in the new film Let Him Go and we caught up with him ahead of the theatrical release to learn more about him!

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorIn “Let Him Go,” Kevin Costner and Diane Lane play a longtime married midwestern couple in the 1950s who attempt to save their grandson and dead son’s widow from the violent family she married into.Costner insists viewers will be in for the same kind of ride they enjoyed with a couple of his classics.“I try to become [the moviegoer] when I’m reading the script for the first time, which is, what’s this journey going to be for somebody, and

anything — to get back her grandson.The film doesn’t start out so ruthless. After Margaret (Lane) and George’s (Kevin Costner) son dies from falling off a horse, leaving behind his young wife, Lorna (Kayli Carter), and newborn son, the movie falls into a therapeutic trance.

There is a prescient shot that opens “Let Him Go,” the frontier drama starring Kevin Costner and Diane Lane. A flat stretch of Montana plain, a blanket of blue-gray sky, as if Heaven itself was just beyond the horizon.