Daniel Radcliffe: ‘i Don’t Know If It Would Work’ To Have Original ‘harry Potter’ Stars Appear In Max Series

Apparently on a mission to master every accent and form of dialect on the planet, English actress Jodie Comer will learn another new accent for her role in Danny Boyle's upcoming zombie threequel 28 Years Later. Rising to fame without industry contact or drama school, Comer reached international acclaim for her leading role in the BBC drama Killing Eve, which saw her bounce between numerous accents, most notably Russian.

Paramount Pictures has greenlit a remake of the 1982 classic An Officer and a Gentleman. It has also been confirmed who's set to star: Miles Teller won't be hanging his military suit any time soon, as the young star has been cast in this update of the unforgettable romance classic.

Daniel Radcliffe, the London-born actor who rose to worldwide stardom when he played Harry Potter in the franchise of the same name, has explained why he hasn't returned to big studio films that could spawn into franchises. Radcliffe, whose debut in 2001 consolidated what would then turn into a decent career, has mostly stuck to more serious roles that have helped him stay away from the typecast of his famous child performance.

The rising star enjoyed keeping things silly with her legendary co-star.

In the pantheon of monster movies, the werewolf sub-genre is one that has delivered some huge highs and beastly lows. One that falls into the former category is Neil Marshalls 2002 movie, Dog Soldiers, which became a cult classic thanks to it embracing practical effects over other movies love of CGI, and delivering a solid horror movie to boot.

David Duchovny's newest film, Reverse the Curse, serves as a great example of modern compromises in the creative landscape. Originally bearing the provocative title Bucky F*cking Dent, the film was renamed following advice that its chances for wider visibility might be stifled due to its content.