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Gilliard heard the train before she saw it. It was 2014 and she was working as a hair stylist on the set of “Midnight Rider,” a movie about the life of musician Gregg Allman.

It’s not easy to reboot a cinema franchise, especially one which is close to 20 years old and based on a video game series that’s 25 years old.

Milla Jovovich stepped out in style for a lunch date with her husband Paul W. S.

Yahoo Canada that her performance in the the Marvel film reportedly brought Scarlett Johansson to tears: 'She said that I had made her cry in one of my scenes and it was one of the most amazing things ever, because she's such an honoured and well respected actress. ' Anderson continued to speak on being a child actor and acknowledged that though it meant a 'different' childhood than others, it was 'what I wanted to do.

Naomi Campbell is slaying the runway!

interview with Esquire.In honor of the film’s 20th anniversary, stars Stiller, Christine Taylor and Milla Jovovich looked back on making the hilarious satirical flick about the fashion industry and revealed that Gyllenhaal was in the running at one point when the “Wedding Crashers” star almost missed out due to other commitments.Stiller said that Wilson was always his first choice for Hansel, but when the “Loki” star seemed to have some scheduling conflicts, the filmmakers were forced to hold

“Black Widow” brought out a lot of emotion in one star-in-the-making.

Monster Hunter being pulled from cinemas in China.As part of an exclusive interview with NME, Jovovich addressed the backlash that the film received. The issue stemmed from a ten second-long exchange that some Chinese viewers believed to “insult China”.The moment in question saw Jovovich’s Asian co-star MC Jin in conversation with a white male character.“Look at my knees!” shouts Jin.

Milla Jovovich was hit on by "sleazy older guys" as a teenage actress - but doesn't feel like a "victim". The 'Resident Evil' actress - who married her 'Dazed and Confused' co-star Shawn Andrews when she was 16 and he was 21 but had their union annulled two months later and went on to wed then-38-year-old director Luc Besson when she was 21 - began modelling at 12 and acting a year later and admitted she was exposed to inappropriate advances.

Also Read: 'Resident Evil' Origin Story Film in the Works With Kaya Scodelario and Hannah John-Kamen to StarRobert Kulzer, James Harris and Hartley Gorenstein are producing, while executive producers are Martin Moszkowicz and Victor Hadida.The film will be distributed domestically by Sony’s Screen Gems, which also released the original six films starring Milla Jovovich as based on the Capcom horror video games.

Milla Jovovich and her daughter Ever are teaming up in a new TikTok video!

Ever Anderson is a total rising star! The 13-year-old daughter of actor Milla Jovovich proved she has a great sense of humor when she shared a hilarious TikTok video of the mother-daughter duo pretending to “switch places” on March 27. Milla’s mini-me, who is set to feature in Disney’s Peter Pan & Wendy, sipped tea from an orange mug while angrily shouting, “Ever, get over here right now!”

EXCLUSIVE: FilmNation has sold out international rights to In the Lost Lands at the virtual European Film Market, booking a string of multimillion-dollar presales for the fantasy-adventure movie.

John Hopewell Chief International CorrespondentRyan Gosling, Shailene Woodley, Milla Jovovich and Catherine Deneuve headline new movie projects at a 2021 Berlin market that looks set, however, to deliver a slimmed down version of prior editions.It could hardly be otherwise.

Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista are set to star in a new movie together called In The Lost Lands.

Whenever a new Paul W.S. Anderson film is announced, two thoughts quickly enter my mind— 1) “Shit, I thought that said Paul Thomas Anderson!” and 2) “What role is Milla Jovovich going to play?” (Kidding about the PTA thing, honest.) Well, Anderson does have a new film coming, titled “In the Lost Lands,” and Jovovich is going to play a witch.

Resident Evil franchise director Paul W.S. Anderson is set to direct In The Lost Lands, an adaptation of a story by Game of Thrones author George R.R.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorDirector Paul W.S. Anderson, best known for the “Resident Evil” franchise, will direct his adaptation of “In the Lost Lands,” a sprawling epic based on the story by George R.R.

Also Read: Zack Snyder's 'Army of the Dead' Teaser: Dave Bautista Leads a Heist in Zombie-Ravaged Las Vegas (Video)“In the Lost Lands” was first announced back in 2015 with Jovovich in talks to star, but the project is picking up steam with both Jovovich and Bautista attached along with Anderson to direct.Anderson, Jovovich and Bautista will also all produce “In the Lost Lands.” Other producers are Jeremy Bolt (“Resident Evil” franchise), Jonathan Meisner through his production company with

The release date for the upcoming Resident Evil reboot has been announced!

Hollywood couple Milla Jovovich and Paul W.S. Anderson, who earlier worked in the Resident Evil franchise, have teamed up again for Monster Hunter, which released in India today, i.e.

Resident Evil reboot has wrapped up production, ahead of its release next year.After a six film starring Milla Jovovich, the reboot is set to return to the drawing board, focusing on the original two games and the terrifying experience they delivered to players.In a tweet from the official Resident Evil film series, a small teaser image confirmed that shooting had wrapped up, ready for its expected September 9, 2021, release date.See the full tweet below:That’s a wrap in Raccoon City.

Gallery: 10 things you didn't know about Hailee Steinfeld (BANG Showbiz)The 45-year-old actress is very impressed by Ever's talent and thinks the youngster will wow viewers when the movie is released next year. She gushed: "We call her Baby Widow.

Milla Jovovich is one proud mom.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorMilla Jovovich wasn’t actually that thrilled when her writer-director husband Paul W.S. Anderson asked her to star “Monster Hunter,” their new feature adaptation of the video game of the same name.“I was like, ‘Oh, my God, you have to be kidding me! Like, I just wrapped up ‘Resident Evil.’ We were killing zombies and now the next thing you want to do together is you want me to kill monsters? Give me a break,’” Jovovich tells Variety.

Peter Debruge Chief Film CriticEverything I know about the “Monster Hunter” video game series is contained in Paul W.S.

In a world starved for blockbuster films, as most get pushed to streaming services or delayed until 2021, “Monster Hunter” looked like it could help drive business to theaters, especially in China. However, one line from the film that echoes a racist chant that kids used to say decades ago is forcing cinemas in the Middle Kingdom to pull the film.