Nicole Kidman’s ‘The Others’ Is Getting a Remake

movie is set to be released this week, making it the perfect spooky flick to watch at home this Halloween. The terrifying film, based on the best-selling 1983 Roald Dahl book, will be available in the UK from today.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorEXCLUSIVE: UK sci-fi-drama film Infinitum: Subject Unknown has been picked up by Blue Finch Films for distribution in the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. From producers Fizz and Ginger Films, the film is written by and stars Tori Butler-Hart (Two Down) with cameo roles for Lord Of The Rings star Ian McKellen and Conleth Hill (Game of Thrones).

lockdown has brought out the creative side in a lot of people across the UK, especially if it can save them a bit of cash. The biggest ways to save are often on home improvement projects and when one mum was given an eye-watering quote to do up her kitchen, she decided to tackle the job herself - with staggering results.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefDeon Taylor (“The Intruder,” “Black and Blue”) is to direct the horror-thriller “Grave Hill” for CJ Entertainment, the Korean studio behind Oscar winner “Parasite.” The film is an English-language remake of the hit Vietnamese horror film “The Housemaid.”The original romance-horror “Housemaid,” which premiered in the U.S. in 2017, explores racial and social themes.

Also Read: Kevin Hart to Remake Korean Box Office Hit 'Extreme Job' at UniversalCJ Entertainment, which financed and produced “The Housemaid,” is also financing, developing and producing the new English language remake “Grave Hill.” The film’s executive producers are CJ Group vice chairwoman Miky Lee, CJ Entertainment’s Jinnie Choi and Jerry Ko along with Hidden Empire’s Roxanne Taylor and Motor’s Sean Sorensen.The film’s producers are Don Handfield through his Motor production banner, Timothy

Rebecca, if looked at from a certain point of view, is how expecting too much out of a new edition can be a road to ruin. The loyal servant Mrs.

They say the universe never gives you more than you can handle but… damn, universe, this is a lot for one person!

Tommy Lee says he will leave the US if Donald Trump wins a second term in office next month.The Mötley Crüe drummer was born in Greece and moved to the US when he was just a year old.When asked what he would do if Trump was president for four more years, he told The Big Issue: “Dude, I swear to God if that happens then I’m coming over to visit the UK – I’m out of here.

Marie Claire published on Tuesday. “But I wasn’t well known enough, and I wasn’t talented enough,” she added, also admitting to Grant that she was going to do a small part in “Love, Actually,” in which he played the British prime minister.The two reminisced about their first time meeting in their 20s at the Ivy in London, when Kidman was still with Tom Cruise and Grant was still together with Elizabeth Hurley.Of course, the two actors would each play a villain in the “Paddington” franchise:

Good Morning Britain viewers will know that it doesn’t take much to get television favourite Piers Morgan going off about any subject. The anchor of ITV’s GMB – who presents the show with Susanna Reid – has never been one to hold back his feelings on… well just about anything.

Horror film The Others is to be remade, it has been announced.

Universal Pictures are planning to bring the 2001 film, The Others, back to life.

Brad Pitt's GF addressed her Instagram trolls on Friday, October 9, in IG stories, where she confronted their toxic behavior and questioned what point of leaving nasty comments on a person's account.The videos were in German, but thankfully, she included captions for us English speakers. “Hey guys, I have been wondering since forever why people leave hateful comments?” she wrote on one of the videos.