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Mónica Marie Zorrilla “Vox” senior reporter Anna North’s latest novel, “Outlawed,” which was published a couple of weeks ago and is already a New York Times bestseller, has been picked up by A24 and Amy Adams’ Bond Group Entertainment team for a television adaptation.Adams and her manager Stacy O’Neil will executive produce, and Kate Clifford will co-produce for Bond Group Entertainment.The alternative, inclusive, feminist spin on the traditionally white, hetero, masculine Western genre has

Amy Adams’ Bond Group Entertainment and A24 have teamed to develop Anna North’s hot new feminist Western novel Outlawed for television.

Magically ever after! Patrick Dempsey will return for the Enchanted sequel, Disenchanted, alongside Amy Adams.

Patrick Dempsey just confirmed some amazing news – he’s returning for the sequel to Enchanted, titled Disenchanted! He played the role of Robert Philip in the first movie.

Patrick Dempsey is reprising another one of his beloved roles. The 55-year-old actor appeared on on Thursday and confirmed that he will be in, the sequel to his 2007 Disney hit, alongside Amy Adams.Dempsey played Robert Philip in, the New York City divorce lawyer Adams' character, Giselle, unexpectedly falls in love with.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterNetflix Original Films head Scott Stuber, a dogged producer who grew up in the studio system, has spent the bulk of his three years at the streamer barreling toward one goal — amass enough unseen features to give customers a new movie every week.That came to pass on Tuesday, as Netflix announced a staggering 71 titles for 2021 — a smattering of genres and ample star power, boasting names like Dwayne Johnson, Zendaya, Amy Adams, Chris Hemsworth, Melissa McCarthy,

Netflix has just released the full slate of movies they will be releasing in 2021 and they’re promising a new movie every single week of the year.

it felt that way — Netflix is hoping to make up for it this year with a new movie every week.The streamer dropped a preview for their 2021 film slate on Tuesday morning, including first looks at upcoming movies starring Amy Adams, Halle Berry, Gal Gadot, Jennifer Garner, Chris Hemsworth, Dwayne Johnson, Regina King, Jonathan Majors, Melissa McCarthy, Jason Momoa, Ryan Reynolds and Octavia Spencer.The films include would-be blockbusters like and, prestige fair including and and threequels and,

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine Nathan Fillion has had quite the television career. After making a name for himself on hit dramas such as Desperate Housewives, Firefly and Castle, he is now appearing in hit ABC drama The Rookie, which returned to screens this month.

The Woman In The Window will finally be released this year, it has been confirmed.The mystery-thriller film, which is based on the 2018 novel of the same name by A.J.

Where to begin with “The Woman in the Window?” Back in 2018, things seemed great, with Amy Adams signing on to star in a new mystery thriller from filmmaker Joe Wright, based on a best-selling novel. Film fans were buzzing with anticipation, hoping that maybe this could be a sort of “Gone Girl”-esque awards contending thriller.

Amy Adams stars in the film adaptation of the best-selling novel The Woman in the Window and the movie has been sitting on the shelf for over a year.

Clayton Davis The San Francisco International Film Festival held its annual awards night on Wednesday evening before an audience of Academy and guild members.In a Q&A that was moderated by Rachel Rosen, voting members of various branches were able to ask the honorees questions. Academy branches that were represented were animation, documentary, executive and visual effects.Glenn Close received the SFFILM Award for Acting, which her “Hillbilly Elegy” co-star Amy Adams presented.

It has been confirmed that Amy Adams will be starring in a sequel to her 2007 movie Enchanted!

Meredith Woerner Deputy Editor, Variety.comSix-time Academy Award nominated star Amy Adams is returning to her most beloved role, Princess Giselle. Adams will reprise her role from the beloved live action film “Enchanted” for a brand new Disney Plus original feature.Announced at the Disney Investor Day by President of Production at Walt Disney Studios Motion Picture Production Sean Bailey, the presentation was short on details but there was one clue.

Disney will move some of its latest live-action remakes of animated classics to Disney+, including “Pinocchio” starring Tom Hanks and directed by Robert Zemeckis and “Peter Pan & Wendy” that stars Yara Shahidi as Tinker Bell.Other films that will debut as Disney+ originals include a new “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” film, “Sister Act 3,” and “Disenchanted,” the sequel to “Enchanted,” for which Amy Adams has been announced to return.Release dates have not been revealed.The announcement was made as part

Disney Studios President of Production Sean Bailey made official an Enchanted sequel, Disenchanted, which will star Amy Adams and go straight to Disney+.

Amy Adams sees her newest movie outside of politics, and the movie’s director is in agreemet.

Coming into this year’s awards season, Ron Howard’s Netflix drama, “Hillbilly Elegy” seemed poised to be a major contender with two powerful performances from Amy Adams and Glenn Close. Well, when the critics got ahold of the film and the reviews circulated, “Hillbilly Elegy” was eviscerated and the hopes of major awards contention began to dissipate.

Billie Eilish is reflecting on the last four years.

Netflix’s Hillbilly Elegy, starring Amy Adams and Glenn Close and directed by Ron Howard, is being critically panned and the stars are now reacting to the movie’s reviews.

Amy Adams and Glenn Close are speaking out in defense of "Hillbilly Elegy," a new film they star in. The Ron Howard-directed movie was met with a slew of negative reviews following its release on Netflix earlier this week.The film follows a Yale law student who returns to his home state of Ohio where he contemplates his family generations and his future.

Hillbilly Elegy.The actress, who plays Bev Vance in Ron Howard’s Netflix film, has responded to the mixed reception it has received since its release.“I think the themes of this movie are very universal,” Adams told NME, discussing the film’s politics in regards to negative reviews.She added: “Whether it be generational trauma, whether it be just examining where we come from to understand where we’re going and who we are.

Maybe Amy Adams should stick to acting.

Amy Adams is looking back on the movies she’s starred in!

Like many brilliant women throughout cinema history who toil in obscurity before eventually being recognized for their greatness, it took some of us a while to notice Amy Adams. After all, Adams wasn’t always enjoying the kinds of starry, awards-friendly roles she is now more or less synonymous with.