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Mar 23, 2020 - 9:41 AM
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dragon53
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MONDAY, MARCH 23
THE WALKING DEAD---trailer released for the next episode.
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEahwFc0NSM
WESTWORLD---trailer released for the next episode.
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLDAPpDfhZE
MRS. AMERICA---trailer released for the FX miniseries about Phyllis Schlafly.
LINK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQ9NQG6LVFc
PENINSULA---photo released from the zombie sequel to TRAIN TO BUSAN which is set four years after the original movie in which an ex-soldier leads a team to retrieve something and discovers more survivors of the zombie plague.
STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER---Sally Guinness, the granddaughter of Alec Guinness (Obi-Wan Kenobi), had a cameo as a First Order officer in THE RISE OF SKYWALKER.
Also, Greg Grunberg, a friend of JJ Abrams, denied there is a "J.J. Cut" of THE RISE OF SKYWALKER which includes a supposed deleted scene of Hayden Christensen as Anakin Skywalker's Force ghost, '"Yeah, I never understood that. I talked to J.J. as friends throughout the entire process. Every night, I'd be like, "How's it going?" Every time, he was so positive. I'm being completely honest here, but not once did he ever tell me that there was any pressure on him to cut things out. It's part of the creative process, obviously. Kathy Kennedy is brilliant; the people at Disney are brilliant. They give notes, but ultimately, it's up to J.J., the director, who they really trust. Personally, I don't think there's any truth to that, and I would be surprised if there's a "J.J. cut." Every movie goes through a series of cuts; it's just the nature of it. You see what works, what you need more of and where you need clarity. So, I think that's all a part of the creative process. I don't buy into it at all."'
THE MANDALORIAN---it was confirmed that Robert Rodriguez directed an episode for Season 2. Also, Lucasfilm is considering a Disney+ spinoff tv series about Ahsoka Tano starring Rosario Dawson.
THE BATMAN---Eiza Gonzalez (BABY DRIVER) said she was very disappointed in losing the Catwoman role to Zoe Kravitz, "It’s part of why you’re so far down the line, because you’re living and dreaming the character. It is heartbreaking; it is always hard. You have to envision yourself in the role in order to see the role. You can’t have one foot in and one foot out. When I started my career, I was more like that, and I wouldn’t get that far. So now I do, and I just go through the heartbreak afterwards.”
AQUAMAN 2---writer David Leslie Johnson-Goldrick commented on the sequel, “We’re not taking any one particular comic book story and adapting it, but if you want to know the vibe we’re going for, pick up pretty much any Silver Age story featuring Black Manta. It [the script] is going good! I’m texting with [James Wan] about the draft of the script right now — I think you’re gonna dig it.”
THE LOST BOYS---director Joel Schumacher wanted to do a female spinoff movie with Drew Barrymore and Rosanna Arquette, “There’s always been a desire at Warner Bros to do a sequel, and I always felt there was no sequel to Lost Boys because, of course, the Lost Boys are all dead, and unlike FRIDAY THE 13TH and HALLOWEEN and Freddy Krueger, we’re not going to bring them all back from the dead.
So what I suggested to them was that they do [THE] LOST GIRLS, because I thought girl vampires on motorcycles would be sexy and funny and something that I’d like to see.”
TRIVIA---more James Bond movie trivia.
The poster for FOR YOUR EYES ONLY showing a pair of provocative female legs is considered one of the best posters in the James Bond franchise---and three different women claimed the legs belong to them.
Model Nancy Stafford (some sources say Stafford is the Nancy Stafford who starred on MATLOCK) said, “I arrived on the set with my own bathing suit, and they handed me a crossbow and some silver shoes. The funny thing is, I’ve always had a battle with skinny legs and worked real hard at building them up. But I guess it turned out okay—although I’m certain they did some retouching.”
However, photographer Morgan Kane, who took the poster photo, said Stafford's legs were used only for, “a rough ad. But once the concept was approved, we went to London to reshoot" with British model Jane Sumner. Sumner claims the poster shows her hand with a plain gold band and another with three diamonds. But Kane said, “She has good reason to believe that. That’s her arm and her hand, that’s all. Jane had very nice legs, but we decided they were too heavy. Because Jane had the right crossbow—one with a scope on it—we attached her arm to the final version.”
New York model Joyce Bartle said the legs in the poster are her legs,“I’ve been looking at my legs since I was 4 years old, and I can tell they’re mine...I know the contours of my legs. They didn’t retouch a thing.” Kane supports Bartle “I have the shoes and the bathing suit. In fact, when Joyce put on that suit it came down too low so we asked her to put it on backwards. They’re Joyce’s legs.”
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