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Tom Holland Not at Premiere
“Avengers: Endgame” may force us to say goodbye to some Marvel figures, but we’re willing to bet that Spiderman ultimately stays safe from Thanos’ wrath. That prediction comes despite Tom Holland’s absence from the star-studded premiere earlier this week, a gap on the red carpet that fans were quick to analyze. Was it an indicator that Holland’s future with the Marvel franchise is in jeopardy? He does have a well-known habit of spilling spoilers. Nah. Holland, 22, took to Instagram after the premiere to explain why he couldn’t make it: He’s across the country doing re-shoots for “Chaos Walking,” which co-stars Daisy Ridley. The feature is a Lionsgate production, which may have contributed to why he couldn’t make the schedule work with a Walt Disney Studios premiere. “Hey everyone. I just wanted to do a little message and say sorry I wasnāt at the premiere last night. Iām here in Alabama ā not Iām not, Iām in Atlanta ā shooting ‘Chaos Walking,'” Holland said. (Alabama, Atlanta… what’s the difference to a guy from London.) “I hope the premiere was [as] amazing as the last one,” he said. “Iām sure it was better, Iām sure it was amazing.”
Animated Star Trek?
An animated āStar Trekā series has officially been given the greenlight byĀ CBS Television StudiosĀ andĀ Nickelodeon,Ā VarietyĀ has learned. The new CG-animated series will followĀ aĀ group of lawless teens who discover a derelict Starfleet ship and use it to search for adventure, meaning and salvation. AsĀ VarietyĀ previously reported, the series hails fromĀ Kevin and Dan Hageman, the pair behind āTrollhuntersāĀ and āNinjago: Masters of Spinjitzu,ā as well as Eye Animation Productions (CBSā new animation arm), Secret Hideout, and Roddenberry Entertainment. Ramsey Naito, EVP of animation production and development atĀ Nickelodeon, will oversee the show. āāStar Trek,ā Nickelodeon, and the state of animation are doing incredibly ambitious things as of late. We couldnāt be more excited to jump aboard,ā said Dan and Kevin Hageman. Alex Kurtzman, Heather Kadin, Katie Krentz, Rod Roddenberry and Trevor Roth will serve as executive producers on the project alongside the Hagemans. Aaron Baiers will serve as a co-executive producer.
We Finally Get The 6 Billion Dollar Man
Warner Bros. has pushed back the release date for Mark Wahlbergās sci-fi action film āThe Six Billion Dollar Manā by a year, moving the openingĀ from May 31, 2019, to June 5, 2020. The change, announced Wednesday, comes two weeks afterĀ Damian Szifron departed as director. The studio bought the rights to the project late last year from the Weinstein Company, which had been developing the movie with Szifron ā best known for directing the Argentinian drama āWild Tales.ā Warner Bros. is seeking a replacement for Szifron. āThe Six Billion Dollar Manā is based on the sci-fi TV series āThe Six Million Dollar Man,ā about a former astronaut, Colonel Steve Austin, portrayed by Lee Majors. Austinās character, employed as a secret agent, had superhuman strength due to bionic implants. The series ran for five seasons on ABC between 1973 and 1978, and was based on Martin Caidinās novel āCyborg.ā In November of 2016, Wahlberg and Bob Weinstein made a presentation of the project to buyers at the American Film Market. Wahlberg had asserted that he was not interested in most superhero tentpoles, adding, āI donāt care what it is, how much Iām getting paid, Iām not leaving my trailer in a cape.ā
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