Wes Anderson Adds Rupert Friend & Jason Schwartzman To Latest Film: Begins Shooting This Week In Spain

EXCLUSIVE: Third time is a charm when it comes to Wes Anderson and his Grand Budapest Hotel breakout star, Tony Revolori, as sources tell Deadline Revolori is reuniting with the director on his next project. This will mark their third outing together having also just worked on The French Dispatch.

Jason Aldean is mourning more than just the loss of a dear friend, he's also mourning the loss of the man who may have saved his life. On Aug. 25 the country singer publicly paid tribute to his longtime security guard Ryan Fleming — Ryan was the person who pulled Jason off the stage when a gunman opened fire during a Las Vegas concert in 2017.Still the biggest mass shooting in United States history, 58 people lost their lives that day and over 800 more were injured.

As seen in the official trailer that was released months ago, Wes Anderson’s latest film, “The French Dispatch,” brings together a collection of stories that were to be published in the fictional American magazine that is based in a fictional French city. Yes, it’s very quirky and very Wes Anderson.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorThe Zurich Film Festival has unveiled its lineup of Gala Premieres, including the world premieres of Florian Gallenberger’s relationship comedy “It’s Just a Phase, Honey,” and Andreas Schmied’s skiing champion biopic “Chasing the Line,” as well as a German-language territories premiere for Wes Anderson’s “The French Dispatch,” which will close the festival.

It’s not a shock when we see Wes Anderson pull together a massively talented cast of A-listers for a film project. For decades, that’s been his modus operandi.

 Hollywood Reporter.Scarlett Johansson most recently reprised her role as Black Widow in Marvel’s standalone film on Disney+.

her bombshell lawsuit against Disney. The 36-year-old has joined the ensemble cast of Wes Anderson’s forthcoming movie, Variety reported.The “Grand Budapest Hotel” director’s untitled upcoming project will star frequent collaborators Adrien Brody, Jason Schwartzman, Tilda Swinton and Bill Murray.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaScarlett Johansson has found her follow-up to the lawsuit against Disney that recently sent Hollywood spinning.The Oscar-nominated star of “Marriage Story” and “Jojo Rabbit” has joined the A-list cast of Wes Anderson’s latest project, sure to be another impeccably directed and intensely realized foray into auteur-ism.

Two-time Oscar nominee Scarlett Johansson has joined the cast of Wes Anderson’s next feature, which is currently in production in Spain, Deadline can confirm.

While she might be currently in a very public spat with Disney over a lawsuit she filed against the company because of “Black Widow” back-end money, the hubbub around it is not stopping Scarlett Johansson. The actress is joining the cast of Wes Anderson’s latest film, something that’s becoming even a more star-studded affair than usual.

This will be Johansson’s second appearance in an Anderson film, having lent her voice to the beautiful, exiled show dog Nutmeg in the 2018 animated film “Isle of Dogs.” Anderson’s latest project, which is currently untitled and is shooting in Spain, will also star Tom Hanks and Margot Robbie along with Anderson regulars like Adrien Brody, Bill Murray and Tilda Swinton.

Love Island Scot Laura Anderson wants contestants Liberty and Kaz to ditch their lads and go on to win the show as a same sex friendship couple. Laura reckons Liberty and Kaz both deserve to win the programme after being put through the wringer by their respective couplings.

In a recasting, Billy Zane (True Story, Titanic) has joined the cast of MacGruber, Peacock’s eight-episode action comedy series based on Will Forte’s recurring MacGyver parody sketch on Saturday Night Live and its 2010 cult movie offshoot. Joseph Lee Anderson (Young Rock, Harriet) also is set for a recurring role, and Timothy V.

We’re at the point now that we’ll happily watch anything with Florence Pugh without question. Obviously, this year, all people can talk about is “Black Widow,” but before that, she wowed audiences in projects like “Lady Macbeth,” “The Little Drummer Girl,” “Fighting with My Family,” “Little Women,” and, of course, “Midsommar.” So, just seeing her name in “The Wonder” has our attention, but there’s much more to this Netflix feature that has us excited.

Jamie Lang Shooting kicked off in Dublin on Monday for ITV and BBC streamer BritBox’s latest commission, a new dramedy series titled “The Dry” to be produced by Element Pictures (“Normal People,” “The Favourite”) in association with Screen Ireland and ITV Studios.

The Suicide Squad, has joined the director’s next untitled film opposite Tom Hanks, Adrien Brody, Bill Murray and Tilda Swinton.According to The Hollywood Reporter, Robbie’s role is believed to be in a supporting capacity – although plot details are unknown.Filming will begin in Spain later this month, with the project written and directed by Anderson.This marks Robbie’s debut in an Anderson flick, following scene-stealing turns in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf Of Wall Street, Craig Gillespie’s I,

Margot Robbie is coming aboard!