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Bradley Cooper has been cast as Duke in Paramount’s new G.I. Joe movie, with Danny McBride directing. The move confirms Cooper’s involvement, but reports identify him as Duke rather than saying he replaces Chris Hemsworth, as our earlier coverage had speculated.

The Lake Charles film festival will feature the 100th anniversary screening of “45 Minutes from Hollywood,” a 1926 silent comedy short starring Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, before they were stars. After screenings, there will be time for questions, answers and discussions. (Special to the American Press)

Tom Cruise’s Digger faces box office pressure as Warner Bros. prepares for the film’s October 2 release

From ‘Kal Ho Naa Ho’ and Spider-Man to Gossip Girl, explore the locations that became part of cinematic memory

There is a tangible feeling of excitement in Saltaire about the latest cinematic production to descend on the Victorian model village.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson is back on the big screen at the end of the year in the new movie Werwulf, directed, written, and produced by acclaimed filmmaker Robert Eggers.

AI is making movie scenes dramatically cheaper to produce. In China, a film student says a wedding scene that would typically cost about 60,000 yuan, roughly $9,000, to shoot using conventional methods can now be created with generative AI for about 1,400 yuan, roughly $200, a fraction of the original cost.

The Saw franchise has weathered a stop-and-start road to its 11th installment—but it just took a big step forward by locking in a director. The next game player will be Mike P. Nelson, whose Amazon-set giant snake movie Beware Boiúna is hitting theaters next week.

It’s hard to imagine most movie scenes happening any other way. But behind plenty of memorable moments is a script that once looked completely different. Characters with different lines, scenes playing out in unexpected ways, and sometimes entire sequences that took a completely different direction before the cameras rolled. A few of these original ideas…

Set in 1980s Secunderabad, the film enters the world of the Savari community, a marginalised group fighting for identity, dignity and recognition. Jadal (Nani), who returns from prison, finds himself back in a society controlled by Malik (Mohan Babu), a powerful figure whose influence extends over the community and its people. As resentment against this…