‘The Thin Red Line’: Viggo Mortensen Explains Why He Had To Turn Down A Major Role In Terrence Malick’s War Film

Princess Diana would be "furious" with Prince Harry over his decision to step down as a working member of the Royal family, one of her friends has suggested. Harry, 36, announced that he and his 39 year old pregnant wife Meghan Markle had decided to permanently stop working for The Firm last week in a statement issued by the family.

Grand Theft Auto 3 and Vice City has been targeted by a Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown, fuelling speculation a remake is going to be announced.Aap – the lead developer of the project – confirmed to Eurogamer that they had received a DMCA from Take-Two Interactive, the parent company of GTA developers Rockstar Games.The project is currently unavailable on Github, and instead there is a DMCA request, which states: “This repository is currently disabled due to a DMCA takedown

Joker. The actor won the Best Actor Oscar last year for his portrayal of the DC villain, and it looks like he's teaming up with horror director Ari Aster for his next role.

EXCLUSIVE: Major Mumbai-based production outfit Reliance Entertainment has expanded its stable by establishing a joint venture with filmmaker Ribhu Dasgupta, Film Hangar, through which he will exclusively make movies for Reliance.

American Pie star Jason Biggs has revealed that he turned down the starring role of Ted Mosby in How I Met Your Mother.Ted was eventually played by Josh Radnor in the hit sitcom, which ran for nine seasons between 2005 and 2014.“I was offered the role, yes,” Biggs confirmed while speaking on SiriusXM’s The Covino & Rich Show.“I was offered the role and it’s probably my biggest regret, you know, on passing.

The contentiously-received 2019 Best Picture Oscar-winner “Green Book” had its fair share of dispiriting controversies and embarrassing dramas surrounding its release, including claims of historical accuracy, and various, deeply tone-deaf and insensitive gaffes from those involved in the film.

Viggo Mortensen has revealed how his young son shut down X-Men director Bryan Singer in a meeting about taking on the role of Wolverine.   The Lord of the Rings star has often spoken about turning down the part of Wolverine in Singer’s 2000 blockbuster X-Men, but the actor gave further details surrounding his decision during a recent appearance on MTV’s Happy Sad Confused podcast.

“X-Men”‘s Wolverine almost took a different route when Viggo Mortensen was nearly cast in the role.

Viggo Mortensen is opening up about his decision to turn down the role of Wolverine in the X-Men franchise and what happened in his meeting with director Bryan Singer.

Lord Of The Rings actor Viggo Mortensen has revealed why he turned down the opportunity to play Wolverine in the X-Men franchise.Mortensen, who met with director Bryan Singer about potentially taking on the role of Wolverine in 2000’s X-Men, has explained what put him off playing the adamantium clawed superhero.“The thing that bothered me at the time was just the commitment of endless movies of that same character over and over,” he told the Happy Sad Confused podcast.“I was nervous about that.

Following the death of Christopher Plummer last week, a clip went viral of the late legendary Canadian actor on a 2012 actors’ roundtable talking about working with the director on “The New World”.

the late Christopher Plummer berated director Terrance Malick for cutting down his role in a film has emerged.Plummer, who was perhaps best known for his starring role in The Sound Of Music, passed away last week aged 91.Among his many roles was Captain Christopher Newport in Malick’s 2005 film The New World – though during a 2012 actor’s roundtable Plummer revealed he “gave [Malick] shit” after learning his role was reduced.“He is quite an extraordinary guy, and I love some of his movies very

JUST IN: Kate struggling to match Meghan Markle's 'unattainable' talentShe continued: "If the people want to see the new mum, just hours after she gives birth, trotted out in stockings and high heels, then you do it. That has been done up until now.

An Oscar nomination is a huge feather in the cap of any filmmaker. Even though many would never gauge their success based on awards recognition, there’s a reason why directors are always excited when they get nominated for a trophy.

Despite having appeared in one of the biggest franchises of the ’00s, Viggo Mortensen has never appeared in a superhero movie (though the fantastic “A History of Violence” is based on a comicbook). That being said, it’s not for a lack of offers.

Back in December, Marvel Studios, along with its Disney brethren, announced a ton of new projects coming to the Disney+ streaming platform. And while a lot of the announcements from Kevin Feige and Marvel Studios were already known and reported, there were a couple of big surprises, including the new series, “Armor Wars.” And now, just a couple of months after that announcement, it appears that Don Cheadle is about to suit up as War Machine and start filming the action series.

Oscar-nominated actor Viggo Mortensen will make his feature directorial debut with Falling which makes its premiere in theaters, digital and on demand today. Mortensen went all-in with his feature debut because also wrote, starred in and composed the score for Falling to show us that he’s not just a one-trick pony (but was there any doubt?)