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Adria Arjona, who stars alongside Glen Powell in Netflix's new romantic action-comedy, Hit Man, revealed that the film's intimate scenes were anything but sexy when it came to shooting them thanks to a rash caused by the pair's steamy bath scene. Hit Man follows Gary Johnson, who poses as a professional killer, but finds his fake job upended when he's hired by (and falls in love with) a desperate woman (Arjona) fleeing from her abusive husband.

Writer and producer Simon Kinberg, who is best known for writing and producing many of the X-Men movies, will forge a new Star Trek franchise for Paramount Pictures. As per a report by THR, Kinberg is now in talks to produce the next outing in the iconic Star Trek series and, if all goes well, he will take a lead role in carving out the rest of the franchise going forward.

George Floyd might have lost his life at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer, but his spirit will live on in a new biopic titled Daddy Changed the World. Floyd was murdered on May 25, 2020, after police officer Derek Chauvin knelt on his neck for more than nine minutes while Floyd lay face down and handcuffed on the ground.

Anya Taylor-Joy, who portrays the titular heroine in George Miller's Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, is an advocate for more honest feminine emotions on screen. The actress has said that she is often presented with scenes where her character reacts to devastating moments by crying. However, Talyor-Joy said she often fights for her characters to embrace anger and rage, considering the reactions to be a better fit for the scene, resulting in the scripts being changed.

With James Gunn's Superman well into production, its cast has had to get into phenomenal shape to portray some of DC's most iconic characters. Rachel Brosnahan (Lois Lane), Sara Sampaio (Eve Teschmacher), and Mara Gabriela De Fara (Angela Spica), along with Jennifer Holland (who will portray Emelia Harcourt in the DCU, but not in Superman) have all taken to Instagram to show off their hard work behind the scenes.

As Glen Powell's star power continues to grow (following the success of Anyone But You), the actor recently revealed that he turned down a leading role in one of the biggest sci-fi franchises Jurassic Park. The actor, who soon stars in the natural disaster movie Twisters (alongside Normal People's Daisy Edgar-Jones) and Netflix's latest action/comedy, Hit Man, was tapped for the leading role in the next film in the franchise, Jurassic World 4.