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Knives Out co-star Chris Evans in Ghosted, following Scarlett Johansson’s departure from the project.Johansson was set to team-up with Avengers co-star Evans in the romantic action-adventure film, directed by Dexter Fletcher of Rocketman and Bohemian Rhapsody fame.According to Deadline, Johansson has been replaced by de Armas due to a scheduling conflict, connected to the timing of the February starting date of its production.Ghosted is produced by Jules Daly and Skydance’s David Ellison, Dana

It’s another “Knives Out” reunion.

Chris Evans will be teaming up with his co-star, Ana de Armas, who has been tapped to replace Scarlett Johansson in .At this point, it's unclear exactly what the film's got in store for audiences but it's being dubbed as «a high-concept romantic action adventure film.» , an Apple Original Film produced by Skydance Media, will be directed by Dexter Fletcher, best known for helming . De Armas will serve as an executive producer on the film and Evans will serve as a producer.

Deadline cites her exit as amicable and due to a scheduling conflict.De Armas and Evans are reuniting after sharing the screen in “Knives Out,” and the two are also meant to star in the Russo Brothers film “The Gray Man.” Dexter Fletcher (“Rocketman”) is directing the film, and both Evans and de Armas are executive producing.Plot details for “Ghosted” are being kept under wraps, but the film comes from “Deadpool” and “Zombieland” writers Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, who also serve as producers.

EXCLUSIVE: A different kind of reteam is in store for Ghosted, the Apple Original Films romantic action adventure film to be helmed by Dexter Fletcher. Ana de Armas will reteam with her Knives Out co-star Chris Evans in the film. Scarlett Johansson, Evans’ oft-collaborator in the Marvel movies, has amicably exited the picture in what sources describe as a scheduling conflict.

Avengers castmate Chris Evans on the forthcoming romantic action-adventure film Ghosted.According to Deadline, Ghosted will be directed by Dexter Fletcher, who is known for his work on Rocketman and Bohemian Rhapsody. The script was written by Deadpool and Zombieland writers Paul Wernick and Rhett Reese.Johansson worked with Evans on three Avengers films, as well as the Captain American chapters Winter Soldier and Civil War.

Marvel icons Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson are set to reunite on a high-concept action movie titled Ghosted. Via The Hollywood Reporter, it's been announced that Rocketman director Dexter Fletcher is calling the shots on this one, with Zombieland duo Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick on script duties.

Captain America and Black Widow are finally going to romance each other! Well, not really. But sorta.

Paramount+ is gearing up for their new series about the making of Francis Ford Coppola‘s masterpiece, “The Godfather.” Now, Deadline has revealed that they’ve hired “Grand Army” actor Anthony Ippolito to play Al Pacino in the series, whom Francis chose to play Michael Corleone in “The Godfather.” READ MORE: ‘The Offer’: Dexter Fletcher To Direct Paramount+ Series About The Making Of ‘The Godfather’ “The Offer” is co-written by Nikki Toscano and Michael Toklin, with Toscano serving as the

You can safely say, based on his output in “Rocketman” and the Oscar-winning film, “Bohemian Rhapsody,” Dexter Fletcher is a filmmaker that understands how to craft a biopic. So, when the folks at Paramount+ were looking for a director for “The Offer,” based on the story of how “The Godfather” was made, Fletcher got the call.

For so many, the COVID-19 pandemic has seen alcoholic intake increase, and such things as day drinking becoming certainly more acceptable than in any other period in recent history. Though perhaps not for celebrated artist Sir Elton John who has claimed that attending virtual Alcoholics Anonymous meetings over the past nine months has “been a lifesaver.”The I’m Still Standing singer opened up about his ongoing battles with alcoholism, during an interview on the new podcast by 2020’s most

Antonio Banderas won the top Cannes Film Festival acting prize for his work in ‘Pain and Glory.’ (Photo by Manolo Pavon; courtesy Sony Pictures Classics)

Greg Evans Associate Editor/Broadway CriticAlan Parker, who died today at 76, was remembered today by colleagues and friends, with Andrew Lloyd Webber calling his Evita collaborator “one of the few directors to truly understand musicals on screen” and Matthew Modine, who starred in Parker’s 1984 drama Birdy, praising the director as a “great artist” who “transformed” the actor’s life.And Rocketman director Dexter Fletcher explained the pivotal role Parker played in his life by casting the

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'Rocketman' director Dexter Fletcher has his sights on the '70s punks for his next biopic

Variety is reporting that none other than Rocketman helmer Dexter Fletcher is set to direct a redo of The Saint for Paramount Pictures. The trade says that the new film, which is written by Seth Grahame-Smith, is based on the original 1920s novel series written by Leslie Charteris, a property that was turned into a popular television series and then a later movie in the late 1990s with Val Kilmer.

It’s a logical comparison: “Rocketman” and “Bohemian Rhapsody” are both biopics about British rock stars whose careers launched in the 1970s — Elton John and late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, respectively — and both were directed by Dexter Fletcher. So we had to ask the latest Academy Award winner for his thoughts.

The film will be projected onto a huge ultra-HD screen with an orchestra on stage

But we’ll have to wait a while for it

Over the weekend, Dexter Fletcher’s “Rocketman” received a surge on the Oscar buzz meter. Elton John, whose life the film is based on, won a Golden Globe for “(I’m Gonna) Love Me Again” beating out Beyonce (for “The Lion King”) and Taylor Swift (for “Cats”).