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[This story contains spoilers for the first two episodes of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.]

At 13, Star Wars: Skeleton Crew star Ravi Cabot-Conyers is an old soul. He was not only introduced to Star Wars by way of the original trilogy, but his desire to act was born out of his parents’ decision to share the 1966 Batman series with him at an early age. On top of that, he was raised in a household that appreciates the art of jazz, ensuring that a variety of musical instruments were always at his disposal. So, hats off to Christina Cabot and Charles Conyers for feeding Ravi a media diet that is refreshingly unconventional for Gen Alpha. (Cabot, whose father Joe was an accomplished trumpeter, played Major Kathleen Sparr in 2008’s The Incredible Hulk.)

‘90s music also factored into Cabot-Conyers’ preparation for the role of Wim on the Jon Watts and Christopher Ford-created Skeleton Crew. As established in the Watts-directed series premiere,...

Deadpool & Wolverine could have tarnished the legacy of Logan with its opening skeleton fight scene, but behind-the-scenes footage has proven why it worked. The opening scene of the 2024 Marvel movie has lived long in the memory of audiences for various reasons. Not only is it the home of Deadpool & Wolverine's iconic "Bye Bye Bye" dance, but it is the scene in the movie that directly addresses the events of Logan after fears that the return of Hugh Jackman as the character would ruin his strong ending from 2017.

Furthermore, the opening sequence houses plenty of Deadpool & Wolverine Easter eggs, with all of these elements combined making it truly memorable. Regardless of how it turned out, the opening sequence of Deadpool & Wolverine could have been dangerous. Upon first watching the movie, I still held my reservations as the ending of the Logan movie is one of my personal favorites in the superhero movie genre.

Deadpool & Wolverine delivered on its promise and ended up being one of the best Multiverse Saga movies to date. A lot of work went into making the threequel a reality, and filmmaker Shawn Levy enlisted Shane Reid and Dean Zimmerman as editors.

Reid counts the likes of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire and Saturday Night among his credits, while Zimmerman is Levy's longtime collaborator, having worked on the Night at the Museum franchise, Real Steel, Free Guy, The Adam Project, and many more.

We recently had the good fortune to sit down with Reid and Zimmerman to learn more about their work on the Deadpool threequel.

During our conversation, they talked in detail about the Deadpool Corps' role in the movie (including that incredible oner), the Honda Odyssey fight scene, Wesley Snipes' big Blade moment, the Wolverine Variants sequence, and that iconic scene where Hugh Jackman's Logan finally dons Wolverine's comic-accurate mask.

We figured it wasn't Blake Lively wearing the Ladypool suit on the set of Deadpool & Wolverine, but a newly discovered Instagram post has finally revealed who was wielding those Uzis.

As you can see below, it was stunt performer Christiaan Bettridge; she doubled for Gal Gadot in the Wonder Woman movies and also counts the likes of The Marvels and Knuckles among her previous credits.

"It’s not lost on me how special it was to don this suit," Bettridge told her followers. "Fun fact: when the first Deadpool came out in 2016, before my stunt career had properly started, I was so obsessed with it and thought to myself, if there is ever a Ladypool I want to be her stunt double!"

"Obviously I had no idea this would happen but every step of the way, from the first fitting to the final day on set was so special. A...

Ryan Reynolds has joined the chorus of action movie stars calling for the Academy to start recognizing the people who actually make all that action happen, i.e., stunt performers, whose lack of a dedicated Oscar has been an increasing sticking point for many film fans and creators over the last few years.

Ryan Reynolds is celebrating the stunt team on Deadpool & Wolverine and making a case for the Oscars to award their work.

In a new social media post, Reynolds honored the performers who stepped in for actors to make the complex action scenes happen and hoped that their work would be more widely recognized.

“Stunt work doesn’t have a category at The Oscars and I hope that’ll change someday. So many films have smashed it this year,” Reynolds shared on X, the microblogging platform formerly known as Twitter. “Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Chaplin were stunt performers as well as filmmakers. Telling stories with their entire bodies.”

He continued, “This [Deadpool & Wolverine] stunt team over-delivered. A lot of them are friends I’ve worked with for years and I’ll spend the rest of my days doodling their names in my Heidi Stationary, dotting all the ‘i’s’ with little hearts.

Ryan Reynolds has been basking in the success of Deadpool & Wolverine since the movie hit theaters. The actor has also been thanking everyone involved in the project, with his most recent social media post praising the film's stunt team while sharing his hopes for a related category to be included at the Academy Awards.

"This Deadpool & Wolverine stunt team over-delivered. A lot of them are friends I've worked with for years, and I'll spend the rest of my days doodling their names in my Heidi Stationary, dotting all the 'i's' with little hearts," Reynolds wrote on Instagram. "Stunt work doesn't have a category at The Oscars and I hope that'll change someday. So many films have smashed it this year. Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Chaplin were stunt performers as well as filmmakers telling stories with their entire bodies."

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Ryan Reynolds, star of upcoming film “Deadpool & Wolverine,” is urging the Academy to acknowledge stunt work at the Oscars. In a recent social media post, Reynolds praised the stunt team’s work on the new movie. He said stunt performers deserve credit just like other artists in film.

The actor shared photos with his stunt doubles and coordinators on Instagram. “Stunt work isn’t nominated for an Oscar yet. I hope that changes,” Reynolds wrote. He pointed out that early filmmakers like Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin performed their own stunts. Reynolds said these pioneers told stories with their bodies, just like today’s stunt performers.

Reynolds specifically highlighted some members of his team. This includes his longtime stunt double Alex Kyshkovych and stunt coordinator George Cottle. He also gave credit to Hugh Jackman’s double Daniel Stevens. The actor said the “Deadpool & Wolverine” stunt team...

Ryan Reynolds believes stunt performers deserve their own Oscars category.The 47-year-old actor has taken to social media to pay tribute to the stunt performers who worked on 'Deadpool and Wolverine'.Ryan wrote on X: "Stunt work doesn’t have a category at The Oscars and I hope that’ll change someday. So many films have smashed it this year. Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Chaplin were stunt performers as well as filmmakers. Telling stories with their entire bodies. "This D and W stunt team over-delivered. A lot of them are friends I’ve worked with for years and I’ll spend the rest of my days doodling their names in my Heidi Stationary, dotting all the “i’s” with little hearts. "I’ve worked with Alex Kyshkovych since the very first @deadpoolmovie . He not only doubles me - he’s the Fight Coordinator. I’d take a sledgehammer to the face for Alex.

Ryan Reynolds took to social media on Wednesday to champion his Deadpool & Wolverine stunt team, and called on the Academy Awards to add a category to “recognize the amazing work of stunt teams across the industry.”

“Stunt work doesn’t have a category at The Oscars and I hope that’ll change someday. So many films Smashed it this year… Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Chaplin were stunt performers as well as filmmakers. Telling stories with their entire bodies,” wrote Reynolds in an Instagram post alongside photos of him and his stunt crew on set.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has been under pressure to include a new stunt category at the Oscars for years, but it hasn’t happened yet. In a social media post, Deadpool & Wolverine star Ryan Reynolds praised the movie’s stunt team and added his voice to those who want to see an Oscar category for stunts.

“Stunt work doesn’t have a category at The Oscars and I hope that’ll change someday,” Reynolds wrote. “So many films have smashed it this year. Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Chaplin were stunt performers as well as filmmakers. Telling stories with their entire bodies. This D&w stunt team over-delivered. A lot of them are friends I’ve worked with for years and I’ll spend the rest of my days doodling their names in my Heidi Stationary, dotting all the ‘i’s’ with little hearts.“

Reynolds continued,...

Ryan Reynolds thinks it’s about time The Academy added an Oscar best Best Stunt Team — if only to recognize the deep bench of industry vets he worked with on the biggest live action movie of the year, “Deadpool & Wolverine.”

“Stunt work doesn’t have a category at the Oscars, and I hope that’ll change someday,” Reynolds began in a lengthy social media post Wednesday. “So many films have smashed it this year. Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Chaplin were stunt performers as well as filmmakers. Telling stories with their entire bodies.”

That’s when he drew special attention to the crew on the MCU’s first R-rated action romp, saying that they “over-delivered” and joking that he’ll “spend the rest of my days doodling their names in my Heidi Stationary, dotting all the ‘i’s’ with little hearts.”

“I’ve worked with Alex Kyshkovych since the very first ‘Deadpool,...

The first time you watch Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) brawl Yuriko Oyama aka Lady Deathstrike (Kelly Hu) in 2003's "X2: X-Men United," you may find yourself echoing what Logan says at the outset of their showdown: "Holy s**t." More than 20 years later, the fight between these two super-healing individuals with adamantium-laced skeletons still ranks up there as one of the most savage mutant versus mutant scuffles in all of 20th Century Fox's "X-Men" movies. Despite being restricted by the film's PG-13 rating, this sequence manages to packs in plenty of wince-inducing moments, culminating with Lady Deathstrike's horrifying fate of death by liquified adamantium injection. That she'd spent the whole movie being forced to serve the detestable William Stryker (Brian Cox), who uses a mind control serum to rob her of her agency, only adds to the greater tragedy of the character.

In light of this, it might've felt strange...

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Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's film Deadpool & Wolverine gave the Marvel Cinematic Universe some jaw-dropping cameos, including several stars from the past X-Men­ films.

Reynolds' wife, Blake Lively, became a show-stopper when she took on the role of Lady Deadpool, as her skin-tight red catsuit highlighted her curves.

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Marvel fans who have watched the film surely had a hard time understanding Channing Tatum's lines as he played Gambit's role. In fact, he became the subject of memes following his appearance in Deadpool & Wolverine after Deadpool asked the character whether minions were Gambit's dialect coach.

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Chris Evans famously delivered his phrase, "Avengers, assemble!" as Captain America. However, he surprised Deadpool and the viewers when he yelled, "Flame on!" before flying into the sky.

Before playing Steve Rogers' role, Evans was Fantastic Four's Johnny Storm, a.k.a.

Ryan Reynolds’ Deadpool & Wolverine is still breaking records at the box office. But it also holds several twists and turns that are only now being presented in front of the audience. One such interesting fact was the movie’s deliberate obscuring of Tom Holland’s face in a specific scene.

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This set the entire internet abuzz with theories linking it to the puzzling events of Spider-Man: No Way Home. However, the real reason behind this clever tactic might be more straightforward than what the rest had imagined.

The Real Reason Tom Holland’s Face Is Hidden in Deadpool & Wolverine

Ryan Reynolds has captivated audiences once again with Deadpool & Wolverine, delivering a film brimming with surprising twists and cameos. One such twist involved strategically obscuring Tom Holland’s face, sparking numerous online theories. To clarify, The Canadian Lad,...

Deadpool & Wolverine features so many cameos and Easter eggs that it's honestly hard to keep track of them all. But there's one very important cameo that not even the star of the movie, Ryan Reynolds, actually knew about. Not that the actor is always aware of everything taking place, but this cameo in particular puts Reynolds very close to another Marvel superhero that didn't appear in his movie: a certain Avenger with a Spidey sense, played by Tom Holland.

As Reynolds revealed in an Instagram story, he found out that Holland's little brother, Harry Holland, appeared in the movie as a stunt double. Reynolds was actually reposting a story by stunt coordinator George Cottle, who uploaded a photo of Holland in a Deadpool costume. Cottle's caption reads: "When @slevydirect and @vancityreynolds set the bar so f'ing high, even the stunt team needed a special guest star!! It may...

Fans got an unexpected treat when stunt coordinator George Cottle revealed on social media that Harry Holland, younger brother of Spider-Man star Tom Holland, had cameoed in the record-breaking R-rated blockbuster Deadpool & Wolverine.

In a behind-the-scenes photo posted to his Instagram, Cottle praised then-19-year-old Holland for suiting up as Deadpool for the film’s stunt sequences. “It may not [be] the Holland the world wanted, but it was the Holland we all needed!” Cottle captioned the post.

The revelation came as a shock to lead star Ryan Reynolds, who voiced his surprise on his Instagram Story. “This is how I find out?!? You tell me?” Reynolds wrote, suggesting he was unaware of Harry Holland’s role on set.

Harry addressed the cameo cryptically on his own Instagram Story: “Lots of cameos in Deadpool…” The younger Holland brother is no stranger to surprise appearances, having previously had small roles supporting his...

Ryan Reynolds has just found himself one step closer to Spider-Man in the MCU‘s six degrees of separation.

After Deadpool & Wolverine stunt coordinator George Cottle shared a behind-the-scenes photo of Tom Holland‘s younger brother Harry Holland in a Deadpool costume while performing on the movie, the Golden Globe nominee reacted to the discovery on his Instagram Story.

“When @slevydirect and @vancityreynolds set the bar so f’ing high, even the stunt team needed a special guest star!!” wrote Cottle. “It may not [be] the Holland the wold wanted, but it was the Holland we all needed!! @harryholland64 you smashed it my friend! #haroldpool”

Reynolds shared the photo, writing, “This is how I find out?!? You tell me?”

“Lots of cameos in Deadpool…” wrote Harry on his own Insta Story.

Ryan Reynolds reacts to finding out Tom Holland’s brother Harry Holland was in Deadpool & Wolverine. (Instagram @vancityreynolds)

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“Deadpool & Wolverine” can add another name to its list of cameos.

Stunt coordinator and second unit director George Cottle revealed Monday on Instagram that Tom Holland’s brother, Harry Holland, was a part of the “Deadpool & Wolverine” stunt team.

“When [Shawn Levy] and [Ryan Reynolds] set the bar so f’ing high, even the stunt team needed a special guest star!!” Cottle wrote on his Instagram story. “It may not [be] the Holland the world wanted, but it was the Holland we all needed!!”

Cottle also shared a behind-the-scenes photo of Harry Holland, who played a Deadpool variant in the superhero threequel. “You smashed it my friend,” he wrote directly to Harry Holland, along with the hashtag #Haroldpool.

Harry Holland’s role came as a surprise to many — even Ryan Reynolds himself.

The Deadpool actor shared Cottle’s post on his own Instagram story, adding the message: “This is how I find out?...

Warning: Minor spoilers for Deadpool & Wolverine ahead!

In a delightful surprise for Marvel fans, Harry Holland, brother of Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, makes a cameo appearance in the newest addition to the MCU: Deadpool & Wolverine.

This was confirmed through a behind-the-scenes photo shared by George Cottle, the supervising stunt coordinator for the movie, which Harry then shared on his Instagram story. Harry Holland is featured in a Deadpool suit, a role that has been praised by Cottle, who referred to him as a "special guest star."

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Deadpool & Wolverine brings the Merc with a Mouth to the MCU with his usual fourth-wall-breaking and disregarding a rule surrounding a beloved hero.

The cameo is important to Harry, who had a scene cut from Spider-Man: No Way Home previously. In that film, Harry played a bike thief, although that role had...

Deadpool & Wolverine is chock-full of cameos from characters from other universes, but there's one actor with a connection to Spider-Man that you didn't even know was in the film. On his personal Instagram, Deadpool & Wolverine stunt coordinator George Cottle shared a photo from behind the scenes of the film showing Spider-Man actor Tom Holland's brother Harry suited up as one of the variants of the Merc with a Mouth. The caption on the photo reads, "Even the stunt team needed a special guest star! It may not be the Holland the world wanted, but it was the Holland we all needed!" While it's true that the world would have exploded over a Spider-Man cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine, it's still delightful to see one of the Holland brothers getting the chance to work on an MCU film of such grandeur.

Harry Holland, Tom Holland's brother, has a cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine. Holland's role was praised by the supervising stunt coordinator, George Cottle, who called him a "special guest star". Harry Holland played a Deadpool variant in Deadpool & Wolverine, probably in the scene where Deadpool and Wolverine fight the Deadpool Corps.

Tom Holland's brother Harry Holland confirms he has a cameo in Deadpool & Wolverine. Among Deadpool & Wolverine's myriad cameos, a few actors made a secret appearance, including Ryan Reynolds' wife Blake Lively and three of their children.

Harry Holland, brother of MCU Spider-Man actor Tom Holland, also plays a small role in Deadpool & Wolverine. On Instagram, Deadpool & Wolverine supervising stunt coordinator George Cottle shares a behind-the-scenes image of Harry Holland wearing a Deadpool suit, praising Holland for his "special guest star" work in the movie. Harry Holland himself reposted Cottle's image to his Instagram story.

Willem Dafoe is a fan favorite after having portrayed several iconic villains in his decades-long career in the film industry. Yet it is his portrayal of Green Goblin in Sam Raimi’s Spider-Man that has been widely hailed as one of the best roles he has ever done.

Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn in a still from Spider-Man: No Way Home

From his chilling blue eyes to his menacing smile that can go from warm to blood-curling in the flash of a second, Dafoe is one of those actors who was bound to play a villain. And his portrayal of Green Goblin is no short of a cinematic wonder, for such great was his acting, that even Tom Holland got horrified while filming Spider-Man: No Way Home.

Willem Dafoe Terrified Tom Holland With His Green Goblin Portrayal

Dafoe’s laugh in this No Way Home scene terrified Tom Holland

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Tom Holland is the current face of Spider-Man, although he stands on the shoulders of others who came before him, including Tobey Maguire. The actor is an integral part of the MCU, and he quickly became a favorite among comic book lovers. His natural athleticism allows him to pull off stunts very easily.

However, before Holland, Maguire performed his own stunts too. Back when he played the webbed superhero in Sam Raimi’s films, the actor filmed some of the most jaw-dropping scenes ever seen on the big screen. The BTS footage shows the work Maguire put in to execute them to perfection.

Maguire holds a special place as the webbed superhero (Source: Spiderman) Tobey Maguire filmed his own stunts in Sam Raimi’s Spider-man films

Sam Raimi took a chance on Tobey Maguire to play the titular superhero in the 2002 film. Such was its success that it spawned sequels,...

One of the year’s biggest hits — and a surefire Oscar contender — is Oppenheimer, filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s three-hour epic, captured on sprawling 65 mm, about theoretical physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer’s stewardship of the Manhattan Project that created the world’s first atomic bomb, his anxiety over unleashing such a destructive force out into the world, and his subsequent persecution by the very U.S. government that had celebrated his WWII-ending monstrosity.

And it’s Irish actor Cillian Murphy, a frequent Nolan collaborator, who is tasked with embodying the film’s tortured protagonist,...

Deadpool 3 began filming last month, and the excitement for the Merc with a Mouth's MCU debut is growing. In 2022, Hugh Jackman teamed up with Ryan Reynolds to announce that not only would Wade Wilson be coming to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but he would be joining Wolverine. And since then, fans have been looking forward to the film. And it seems that not only them.

Tom Holland, who will soon return to the big screen with Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures in the fourth installment of his film saga as Peter Parker, is one of the most excited for the third part of the Deadpool trilogy.

In an interview with Forbes, when asked if he'd ever imagined sharing the screen with both Reynolds and Jackman, the actor couldn't hide his anticipation for the future film:

“Yeah, of course I have. I’m a big fan of both of those guys.

(Superhero Bits is a collection of stories, updates, and videos about anything and everything inspired by the comics of Marvel, DC, and more. For comic book movies, TV shows, merchandise, events, and whatever catches our eye, this is the place to find anything that falls through the cracks.)

In this edition of Superhero Bits:

Several superhero movies are getting trailers during the Super Bowl.

The Arrowverse is probably good and truly on its deathbed.

"Deadpool 3" adds a key member to its production team.

A new clip from the "Legion of Super-Heroes" animated movie.

All that and more!

MCU Phase 3 Variant Covers Revealed By Marvel Comics

Marvel Comics is helping fans relive the epic epicness that was Phase 3 of the MCU. With Phase 4 in the rearview mirror and Phase 5 on the horizon, now might be a good time to reflect on the final films in the Infinity Saga. As we can see here,...

Filming has wrapped for the Disney+ series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew which stars Jude Law. Stunt coordinator George Cottle shared a video on Instagram celebrating the moment.

“That’s a Wrap on Skeleton Crew!! Once again I was lucky enough to be surrounded by some of the most amazing stunt performers I have ever worked with!! I fell so lucky to work with you all! Thank you for all your hard work and dedication! So so excited for this one!” Cottle captioned the video.

Stunt actor Juliana Potter also shared on her Instagram Stories a message after wrapping saying, “Going to miss my Star Wars: Skeleton Crew stunt family. So grateful. Can’t wait for the world to see what’s in store.”

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew is set to premiere later this year on the streaming platform.

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It looks like Tom Holland's Peter Parker will be put through the wringer once again in upcoming Marvel sequel Spider-Man: No Way Home. A new image of the actor behind the scenes with the rest of the principal cast and crew clearly shows Holland battered and bruised, no doubt as a result of a run-in with a villain (or possibly multiple villains) as he attempts to navigate his way around the madness of the multiverse.

The image, which arrives just after news that Spider-Man 3 has wrapped shows Jacob Batalon as Ned and Zendaya as Mj alongside Holland's Peter Parker, with the actor shown wearing the Spider-Man suit, albeit unmasked, his smiling face jarring with the cuts and bruises that adorn it.

While it is currently unknown how Peter Parker ends up undergoing so much damage to his adolescent mug, Holland did recently reveal that Spider-Man: No Way Home...

It has been confirmed that the highly anticipated Marvel sequel, Spider-Man: No Way Home, has now wrapped filming in Atlanta. This reveal comes courtesy of stunt coordinator George Cottle, who took to social media to celebrate, thanking the cast and crew of the movie along the way, including several names that should raise a few speculative eyebrows...

"That is a Wrap on one of the most incredible projects I have ever been a part of! Where do I start!! Thank you @jnwtts for his incredible talent and leadership! Thank you @tomholland2013 @zendaya @lifeisaloha @tonyrevolori for their friendship and hard work! And of course to my team! I am only ever as good as the people around me!! @vanski78 the constant calm, @colinfollenweider @jspider #chrisdaniels #anthonygenova @nbenseman @delson310 @duffygaver @alicesadventuresonearth @gregtownley @luke_scott94 @hugghinsj @zac.henry @benjenx @jadepbell @makahacraigger truly too many to list!! I love you all and really hope...

You could argue that Tenet, the brain-teasing new blockbuster-to-be from agent provocateur Christopher Nolan, doesn’t know whether it’s coming or going. Actually it’s doing both — and the director-screenwriter is challenging us to try and keep up. It’s as if an African-American James Bond, in the person of the sharply bespoke-suited spymaster played by John David Washington, found himself among the mindhunters of Nolan’s 2010 Inception. He’s a filmmaker who has been screwing around with our ideas about time since his 2001 breakthrough Memento — even his 2017 war...

In 2011, a 22-year-old stunt performer from Australia named Destan Arslanoski suffered a career-ending injury while working on a film in Malaysia.

Arslanoski says that the performer who was scripted to swing a prop ax at his back, Craig Fairbrass, had been told to “tone down” the aggression of his approach during rehearsals. Nonetheless, Fairbrass missed the spine protector Arslanoski was wearing, hitting his lower back and causing an immediate and long-term injury.

Representatives for Fairbrass declined to comment for this story. The film’s production company also declined to comment.

“I collapsed to the ground and couldn’t feel my legs,” says Arslanoski, who today, at 30, is working as a corrections department custodial officer and serving part-time in the Royal Australian Air Force. Crew members dragged him near a fan in the almost 120-degree heat, and he lay prone and waited for nearly an hour before paramedics finally arrived — there...

Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures have released a pretty great new trailer for Kong: Skull Island.

The movie reimagines the origin of the mythic Kong in a compelling, original adventure from director Jordan Vogt-Roberts (“The Kings of Summer”).

In the film, a diverse team of explorers is brought together to venture deep into an uncharted island in the Pacific – as beautiful as it is treacherous – unaware that they’re crossing into the domain of the mythic Kong.

Kong: Skull Island stars Tom Hiddleston (“The Avengers,” “Thor: The Dark World”), Samuel L. Jackson (“The Hateful Eight,” “Avengers: Age of Ultron”), Oscar winner Brie Larson (“Room,” “Trainwreck”), John Goodman (“Transformers: Age of Extinction,” “Argo”) and John C. Reilly (“Guardians of the Galaxy,” “Step Brothers”). The international ensemble cast also includes Tian Jing (“Police Story: Lockdown”), Corey Hawkins (“Straight Outta Compton”), Jason Mitchell (“Straight Outta Compton”), John Ortiz (“Steve Jobs”), Thomas Mann...

Actor Tom Holland took to his official Instagram account to reveal a behind-the-scene shot of himself in costume as Spider-Man. The picture was intended as a thank you to stunt coordinator, George Cottle, and his team.

The post reads:

"Thank you to @georgejcottle and his amazing team for making me look like a badass. #spidermanhomecoming #stunts."

Thank you to @georgejcottle and his amazing team for making me look like a badass. #spidermanhomecoming #stunts

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Spider-Man: Homecoming is currently shooting in Atlanta and stars Tom Holland, Michael Keaton, Zendaya, Donald Glover, Jacob Batalon, Laura Harrier, Tony Revolori, Tyne Daly, Bokeem Woodbine, with Marisa Tomei, Robert Downey Jr. and Jon Favreau.

A young Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Tom Holland), who made his sensational debut in Marvel Studios' Captain America: Civil War, begins to navigate his newfound identity as the web-slinging superhero in Spider-Man: Homecoming.

“This planet doesn’t belong to us…” Daily Dead’s live Hall H coverage from Comic-Con continues with the release of Warner Bros.’ first official trailer for Kong: Skull Island.

Press Release: Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures’ “Kong: Skull Island” reimagines the origin of the mythic Kong in a compelling, original adventure from director Jordan Vogt-Roberts (“The Kings of Summer”).

In the film, a diverse team of explorers is brought together to venture deep into an uncharted island in the Pacific – as beautiful as it is treacherous – unaware that they’re crossing into the domain of the mythic Kong.

“Kong: Skull Island” stars Tom Hiddleston (“The Avengers,” “Thor: The Dark World”), Samuel L. Jackson (“The Hateful Eight,” “Avengers: Age of Ultron”), Oscar winner Brie Larson (“Room,” “Trainwreck”), John Goodman (“Transformers: Age of Extinction,” “Argo”) and John C. Reilly (“Guardians of the Galaxy,” “Step Brothers”). The international ensemble cast also...

Last year's blockbuster Interstellar performed quite well at the box office, taking in over $672 million worldwide. But the sprawling and ambitious sci-fi epic had many fans scratching their heads when it came to the ending, which was so complex we even broke it down at length back in November. Screenwriter Jonathan Nolan and producer/science adviser Kip Thorne attended a media event at Caltech's Jet Propulsion Lab to promote the release on Blu-ray and DVD, arriving from Paramount on March 31, where Jonathan Nolan revealed that the original ending was "much more straight-forward." If you haven't seen Interstellar yet, there will be Spoilers below, so read on at your own risk.

At the end of Interstellar, Matthew McConaughey's Cooper launches himself into the black hole known as Gargantua, in hopes of sending the data compiled on the signularity of gravity back to Earth. He ends up in "the 5th dimension,...

The SAG Awards sparkled. Women in beautiful dresses, perfectly accessorized; men crisply attired in suits or tuxes; and flash cameras and video everywhere—it was quite a scene. There was drama …

… and romance:

Boldface names made their way down the red carpet: the bolder the name, the faster they moved. Oops, there went Brad Pitt (Benjamin Button). Too late. But Alec Baldwin (30 Rock) did pause for a moment:

He picked up an award later that evening for male actor in a comedy series. Meanwhile, the unofficial award for cutest kids went to the ones playing adman Don Draper’s children in Mad Men. Kiernan Shipka looks sweet …

… but advised me that if she won an award (she did, as part of an ensemble), it would go next to her Tae Kwon Do trophies. Easy there tiger! Meanwhile, her cast-mate and fellow winner Aaron Hart is a handsome little fellow …

… but...

The winners for the 15th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards® have been announced. The ceremony was held on Sunday, Jan. 25, at the Los Angeles Shrine Exposition Center and was simulcast by TNT and TBS. Dany Boyle's acclaimed "Slumdog Millionaire" took home the best Cast of a Motion Picture, Sean Penn won for his dramatic performance in "Milk" and Heath Ledger was recognized again for his work as 'The Joker' in "The Dark Knight." Actresses taking home top honors were Meryl Streep who impressed most again with a win for her performance in Miramax Films' "Doubt" and Kate Winslet added another award for her work on The Weinsten Company's "The Reader." As announced by the Screen Actors Guild, here are the winners: 15th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards® Recipients Theatrical Motion PICTURESOutstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role Sean Penn Harvey Milk "Milk" Focus FeaturesOutstanding Performance...

The man behind the mask... Christian Bale plays Bruce Wayne/Batman in The Dark Knight

Photo: Warner Bros. Pictures I was recently thinking how amazing it actually is to have films based on comic book superheroes starring bonafide actors working under the direction of a bonafide helmer. Christian Bale is a prime example of a man none of us would have thought of a few years ago to star as the Caped Crusader in a new Batman franchise, but here we are. It's 2008 and not only do we have one film starring Bale, but two, and he has led the way for actors such as Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man) and Edward Norton (The Incredible Hulk), proving you don't have to be some second rate actor looking for a big break in the summer blockbuster film. No, in fact you can be a highly sought after actor and as long...