Here you go: the #Superman trailer. Krypto, take us home.
Watch the teaser trailer now and ❤ this post to get updates from @superman before it hits theaters this July.
No actor in Hollywood’s history has done action better than #TomCruise. But buried underneath one of the most famous faces alive is an emotionally intelligent actor with extremely underrated range. Cruise is more than capable of playing a character actor in a well-developed story with intense dialogue rather than insane stunts. It would be fascinating to see Cruise pick a wider range of roles as he gets older. Could you imagine how well Cruise would do in a film like #Oppenheimer?
Had an amazing interview with Bold Journey where I had the opportunity to talk about my career beginnings, successes, and of course my family just to name a few. Check it out for a quick read. Hope you enjoy!
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After just watching a group of writers and actors on both coasts wish me a happy birthday, I can’t help but think back to my very first WGA strike in 1960. It was a different America then and has me reflecting on all of the Americas I’ve known for 101 years.
Christopher Nolan says he will “absolutely” not work on another film until the Hollywood strikes are resolved:
“It's very important that everybody understands it is a very key moment in the relationship between working people and Hollywood. This is not about me, this is not about the stars of my film. This is about jobbing actors, this is about staff writers on television programmes trying to raise a family, trying to keep food on the table.”
(via @BBCNews)
People think actors are all rich. We are not. I rent my home + had to close my savings accounts on Monday to consolidate $ so I could pay my rent. No retirement funds, a kid in college, etc... and I'm one of the lucky ones! #ActingIsNotAHobby#SAGAFTRAstrong
#StarTrekPicard actor Michelle Hurd on the #SAGStrike: "All the TV shows you watch, you see someone like me: 'Who's that? What's her name? I don't know, but I've seen her in a bunch of stuff.' We are the ones as well who aren't able to make our rent." https://t.co/ZxyhOOnavK
These execs make 30 40 million a year -
and one even saying publicly “ we’re just gonna wait ‘em out - you know till people get evicted loose their homes - we gonna bust the union “
THIS is who they are -
They are trying to break you - ruin you - for having the temerity to ask for your fair share - they want to punish - grind your face in the dirt for even thinking about it -
SAG-AFTRA President Fran Drescher: 'We are speaking of behalf of workers all across the nation & around the world … If we don’t take control of this situation from these greedy megalomaniacs, we’re all going to be in threat of losing our livelihoods'
The greed is almost a legendary comic trope - one fun fact - when I was a youngin- I did a film (with a boom box ) and somehow I got points - net not gross.
Never expected to see any money - but the film became quite famous - so about 10 years ago - I looked again at the financial statements they were obligated to report - and to my shock - they claimed they had LOST 44 million dollars on the film -
I thought wow , I almost bankrupted Fox! ( not really )
The film cost about 13 million to make - and money spent to release was minimal at the time - 30 years in - that film lost millions every year ! A neat accounting trick don’t ya think ?
To non-union actors, note this language in the SAG-AFTRA strike notice: “Any non-member seeking future membership in SAG-AFTRA who performs covered services for a struck company during the strike will not be admitted into membership in SAG-AFTRA.”
This is not hyperbole. This is exactly what was included in the studios’ AI proposal. And it’s not the only hair-raising item they put forward. This is just one of many reasons our strike is righteous and necessary. #SAGAFTRAstrong#SagAftraStrike#Solidarity