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It seems Halle Berry doesn’t only have age-defying looks. The X-Men actress also has an age-defying womb.
ABC has confirmed the 46-year-old actress is pregnant, while TMZ reports Berry has been carrying the child of her fiance/co-star Olivier Martinez for at least three months. Some sources say the actress may have been baby-bumping around a little longer than that; since the couple already knows the child is going to be a boy. | Full Story
Halle Berry is confirmed as the latest X-Men veteran to return for Bryan Singer’s upcoming time-bending project, X-Men: Days of Future Past. But despite the platinum hair, heavy makeup, white contacts, and demanding stunts, Berry is looking forward to tackling another role as the sexy weather goddess, Storm.
After having won the People’s Choice Award for “Favorite Female Action Star” the Oscar-winning actress is fully aware how much people love her character, and that makes her job of bringing bad weather much more enjoyable. | Full Story
X-Men: Days of Future Past has already committed to bringing back some famous faces in the X-Men universe, but that doesn’t mean director Bryan Singer is quite ready to bring back two in particular — the beloved Nightcrawler and Storm.
Since last September, when Patrick Stewart announced to the world he would be reprising his role as Professor X, quite a few familiar have jumped onboard Bryan Singer’s follow up to X-Men: First Class. Hugh Jackman, Ian McKellen, Anna Paquin, Shawn Ashmore and Ellen Page have all committed to reprising their roles as various mutants, while the crew from First Class –James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender and Jennifer Lawrence — remains wholly in tact. | Full Story
Sony Pictures released a new trailer for The Call, a movie which starring Halle Berry as a veteran 911 operator who’s past comes back to haunt her.
Things go crazy for Berry’s character Jordan when she receives an intruder call from a teenage girl. As seen in the trailer, the girl makes the frantic 911 call from the trunk of a car, expressing she has been abducted by a man who locked her up. Jordan soon realizes that the killer is someone from her past and feels obligated to go out of her way to help in order to save the girl’s life. | Full Story
It’s official – Hugh Jackman will reprise his role as Wolverine in X-Men: Days of Future Past. This comes as little surprise considering the actor has never passed up an opportunity to don adamantium claws and kick some major mutant and human tail. Last month, Who Got The Role reported Jackman was in negotiations, but X-men director and producer, Bryan Singer, confirmed the news last night. He proudly tweeted,”I would officially like to welcome @RealHughJackman to the cast of #Xmen Days of Future Past. | Full Story
Bryan Singer apparently has a knack for bringing people together. According to a recent report from THR, Singer is calling upon original cast members from X-Men and X2 to reprise their roles for his upcoming film, X-Men: Days of Future Past.
So far, both Patrick Stewart and Ian McKellen have already agreed to reprise their roles as Professor X and Magneto, respectively. Hugh Jackman, who played the unmistakable Wolverine, is also currently in negotiations. | Full Story
Morris Chestnut has landed roles in two upcoming films.
First there is Kick-Ass 2, a movie which will feature an ensemble of superhero misfits that fight crime — similar to The Avengers. The bunch will go head-to-head with The Red Mist, an enemy character who has gathered a team of “supervillains” in order to defeat both Kick-Ass and Hit-Girl. Chestnut will play the guardian of Chloe Moretz’s character, one of the Kick-Ass superheros. | Full Story
Yesterday we showed you some first look images from the multi-genre film Cloud Atlas. Today the trailer has been released, giving the first detailed look at the adaptation of David Mitchell’s best selling novel. The nearly six minute trailer gives us a clue how the directors have tied together the six stories that span from the 16th Century to a post apocalyptic future.
The trailer features Halle Berry and Tom Hanks as their different selves in different time periods. If this sounds like a mind-bender, you’re not far off. | Full Story
Some images surfaced today of Tom Hanks and Halle Berry in Cloud Atlas. Andy and Lana Wachowske join Tom Tykwer in adapting and directing the muti-genra novel by David Mitchell.
Here are two images courtesy of Entertainment Weekly from the upcoming film that features Hanks and Berry as tribesman in a post-apocalyptic future. They are members of a technologically advanced civilization. Jim Broadbent and Ben Whishaw can be seen in the second photo playing a composer and young apprentice respectively. | Full Story
Actress Halle Berry was reportedly rushed to a Los Angeles hospital after she suffered a head injury on set.
According to TMZ the 45-year-old actress fell and hit her head on concrete during shooting for the upcoming film The Hive.
An ambulance was called to the scene of Berry’s accident and she was reportedly taken to Cedars Sinai Medical Center around 10 p.m. Tuesday night.
Filming was completely shut down after Berry’s accident, according to an X17online.com report. | Full Story
Movies have enriched Dan Schindel's life so much that he decided
the best way to give back was to become a critic. In addition to Who Got the
Role?, he writes for ScreenPicks, We Are Movie Geeks, Off to
See the Elephant, and several other sites. He spent a year watching and
reviewing a documentary every day for his blog, Days of Docs, so now he
knows everything.
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