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The unbelievable, untold life story of the late Sir Christopher Lee is being brought to the screen in a new documentary. Lee is one of the most prolific British actors of all-time, starring in multiple Hammer Horror films (most notably as Count Dracula), the James Bond franchise, playing Saruman in The Lord of the Rings, and Count Dooku in Star Wars.

Boardwalk Empire star and beloved actor Steve Buscemi has become the latest celebrity to suffer a random attack on the streets of New York City. According to the New York Post, the Brooklyn native, who was a New York City firefighter from 1980 to 1984 and is now best-known for his roles in the likes of Fargo, Reservoir Dogs, and Miracle Workers, was walking through Kips Bay where he was struck in the face in broad-daylight in one of the latest unprovoked assaults in the five boroughs, law enforcement sources told The Post.

Despite all the sunshine blazing brightly in the torrid desert, Mad Max: Fury Road stars Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron's on-set feud seemed to dump buckets of rain on the production. George Miller had the opportunity to not only work closely with the Oscar-winning Theron and the Academy Award-nominated Hardy on Fury Road an apropos title considering the actors' trouble adjusting to one another's approach to their work but the director also witnessed their quarreling firsthand.

There is still a lot of life left in the long-running Planet of the Apes franchise, as most recent outing Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes garners $129 million at the global box office. Which should bode well for the studios plans for a nine-movie saga. According to THR, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes brought in $56.5 million domestically and $72.5 million overseas against its $160 million production budget, giving it the second-best debut of the series in North America.

Get ready to jot down another upcoming movie on your Must Watch list, as two-time Academy Award winner Mahershala Ali will join Academy Award nominee and Mad Max: Fury Road star Tom Hardy in the thriller 77 Blackout. Described as a crime thriller, the project will be set during the New York City blackout of 1977, with the hugely talented pair finding themselves amid the chaos.

Action movie superstar Jason Statham will unite with the director behind last years Plane, Jean-Franois Richet, for Mutiny, which will find The Beekeeper star on the run while uncovering a major global conspiracy. No doubt while punching as many people as possible. Mutiny comes courtesy of Lionsgate, who have now picked up the North American distribution rights ahead of the Cannes market.