Who Does Bill Murray Play In Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania?
Fans were shocked to see Bill Murray pop up in an "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" trailer. Here's what we know about his character.
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1923 Viewers Have A Sour Taste In Their Mouths After That Violent Boarding School Scene
"Yellowstone" fans were caught off-guard by the boarding scene in the first episode of prequel series "1923."
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From Barbarian To The Menu, Today's Horror Comedies Feed On The Rich, And Audiences Are Eating It Up
Aristocrats, billionaires, and celebrities are now the favorite targets of horror fans.
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Evangeline Lilly Once Swerved Hugh Jackman's Invitation To Join The X-Men
Before Evangeline Lilly played Wasp in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Hugh Jackman approached her about playing a part in the "X-Men" franchise.
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Paramount+ Picks Up 10M More Subscribers To Continue Its Streaming Ascent
Paramount+ has been quickly rising in popularity as evidenced by its recent addition of 10 million subscribers.
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Paramount+ Joins The Club Of Increasing Monthly Subscription Costs
Amid a loss of $575 million, Paramount+ is joining the club of streamers increasing their monthly subscription costs. But just how much can you expect to pay?
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Quantumania Director Peyton Reed On How Kang Opens Up Many Potential MCU Pathways - Exclusive Interview
"Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" director Peyton Reed discusses Jonathan Majors' powerful performance as Kang and the storytelling avenues Kang opens up.
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Forget The Oscars And Golden Globes, The Best Award Show Is The One No One Watches
The Oscars and the Golden Globes are fine, but there's another awards show you should be watching instead.
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How Homecoming's Spider-Man Is Different From The Comics
There are some significant differences between the Spidey of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and his comic book counterpart.
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RoboCop Returns In Development From District 9 Director Neil Blomkamp
Neil Blomkamp has been tapped to direct a new RoboCop sequel for MGM called RoboCop Returns, ignoring the plot events of the two sequels and the 2014 reboot.
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The Mandalorian: Gina Carano Joins Cast Of Star Wars Series
The Mandalorian just added some serious muscle.
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Eddie Marsan And His Hilarious Encounter With The Rock On The Set Of Hobbs And Shaw - Exclusive
Eddie Marsan keeps great company by working with action stars. He told Looper about a funny moment he shared with Dwayne Johnson while filming "Hobbs and Shaw."
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Eddie Marsan Answers Everyone's Question About A Ray Donovan Revival - Exclusive
Eddie Marsan wants what everyone else wants. He told Looper exactly what we can expect for a complete revival of "Ray Donovan."
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This Netflix Horror Movie Is Making People Sick
It takes but one look at Netflix's content catalogue to realize that the streaming platform is rife with gut-churning horror movies.
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What Really Happened To Derek Hough On Dancing With The Stars?
The reason he won't be able to join Len Goodman, Carrie Ann Inaba, and Bruno Tonioli for the upcoming episode is pretty understandable.
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You's Penn Badgley Originally Had Zero Interest In Playing Joe Goldberg
You's Penn Badgley originally had zero interest in playing Joe Goldberg, partially because of the character's similarities to Dan Humpries.
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The Conners Fans Can Relate To Darlene's Job Struggle In Season 5 Episode 14
Fans watching The Conners' latest episode couldn't help but relate to Darlene's struggle to land a new job.
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Ana De Armas Wants To Press Pause On Taking Action Roles After Ballerina
After her "John Wick" spin-off, "Ballerina," Ana de Armas plans to take an extended break from action roles.
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Why Marc Maron Is Happy He Didn't Land A Role In Avatar: The Way Of Water
While many actors might have killed for a role in "Avatar: The Way of Water," Marc Maron recently revealed that he was glad to be passed over for a part.
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How To Train Your Dragon Is Getting The Live-Action Treatment
It would seem that Universal is giving "How to Train Your Dragon" the live-action treatment.
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The Office Once Cranked Out 19 Episodes In A Row Causing The Entire Cast To Catch A Cold
Filming "The Office" was no cakewalk. In fact, during the middle of the show's iconic run, the cast got sick after filming nearly 20 episodes in a row.
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Playing Ernest In We Have A Ghost 'Scared' David Harbour Because Of His Lack Of Dialogue
The role of Ernest in "We Have a Ghost" gave David Harbour a good scare due to his lack of dialogue.
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Blood And Honey Director Says Red Tape Keeps Mickey Safe From The Killer Treatment
"Blood and Honey" has a slasher version of Winnie the Pooh, and creator Rhys Frake-Waterfield revealed why he won't take on a killer version of Mickey Mouse.
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Winnie The Pooh: Blood And Honey Director Had To Tiptoe Around Disney Copyrights
"Blood and Honey" director Rhys Frake-Waterfield shared the line he had to toe to avoid Disney copyright trouble over the public domain version of Pooh.
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What You Need To Know About Gamora And Thanos' Relationship
Thanos' main mission is to acquire all six gems for the Infinity Gauntlet, but a big part of that mission revolves around his adopted daughter, Gamora.
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Keanu Reeves Has A Clause In His Contracts Prohibiting Unapproved Digital Alteration Of His Performances
While doing press for "John Wick: Chapter 4," Keanu Reeves confirmed that he prohibits the digital alterations of his performances without his permission.
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Here's How To Watch Puss In Boots: The Last Wish At Home
"Puss in Boots: The Last Wish" is going to be making its way to home audiences soon, with an early video-on-demand release, followed by a home video release.
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