The image shows Timothée Chalamet as Dylan, wearing the sunglasses he usually sported during the time covered in the film.
As previously reported, A Complete Unknown, directed by James Mangold, arrives in theaters Christmas Day. It follows Dylan from his arrival in New York City at age 19 to his groundbreaking decision to “go electric” at the Newport Folk Festival in 1965.
In addition to Chalamet, who does his own singing in the film, A Complete Unknown stars Edward Norton as Pete Seeger, Monica Barbaro as Joan Baez, Boyd Holbrook as Johnny Cash and Nick Offerman as Alan Lomax. Elle Fanning plays Sylvie Russo, a character based on Dylan’s real-life girlfriend and muse Suze Rotolo.
New Line Cinema and Kevin Costner‘s Territory Pictures have announced that the Oscar winner’s Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 will make its streaming debut Aug. 23 exclusively on Max.
The second installment was originally envisioned as a four-film Western epic that was initially supposed to hit theaters on Aug. 16, but the poor box office reception of the first, which debuted to just $11 million on June 28, caused the studios to pull the sequel from its release date.
The strategy shifted to bringing the film to streaming in hopes of finding an audience and building anticipation for future theatrical releases.
A synopsis of the film says, “Horizon: An American Saga explores the lure of the Old West and how it was won — and lost — through the blood, sweat and tears of many.”
It continues, “Spanning the four years of the Civil War, from 1861 to 1865, Costner’s ambitious cinematic adventure will take audiences on an emotional journey across a country at war with itself, experienced through the lens of families, friends, and foes all attempting to discover what it truly means to be the United States of America.”
Director, producer and co-writer Costner stars alongside Sam Worthington, Sienna Miller and Giovanni Ribisi. The movie’s ensemble also includes Abbey Lee, Will Patton, Jena Malone, Michael Rooker and Costner’s Yellowstone nemesis Danny Huston.
On Sept. 7, the Venice Film Festival will screen both the first and second chapters of Costner’s pet project, for which he reportedly invested tens of millions of dollars of his own money to see to its fruition.
As reported, he said the festival’s closing-day double-bill “shows not only their belief in how the two films work together but their support of a director’s vision.”
While San Diego Comic-Con is known for showcasing projects about costumed superheroes, plenty of other creatives descend on the event to spill some tea, and Abbott Elementary‘s Emmy-winning creator, Quinta Brunson, did just that.
The multihyphenate was on hand with her co-stars for a screening of the ABC hit and panel for a 2,600-strong crowd of fans on Saturday.
It was there she teased an “interesting” upcoming crossover episode in the show’s fourth season, according toEntertainment Weekly, one she promised “will be exciting, and I think it will change television as we know it.”
While she wouldn’t spill which show Abbott will be crossing over with, Quinta later insisted in an EW video interview that it wasn’t hype. “I really feel that way. I’m not a liar. I’m standing on it,” she insisted.
Even her assembled cast members, including Sheryl Lee Ralph, Tyler James Williams and Lisa Ann Walter, aren’t aware of what’s to come, Quinta says.
“They don’t know. But it’s super tight. I can’t wait until we get to do it … I’m really excited about it.”
Other than that, Brunson told the reporter, “I’m not telling you anything!”
(SPOILERS) On social media, Ryan Reynoldshas uncovered for fans an Easter egg that revealed the fate of Channing Tatum‘s slurring Southern X-Man Gambit in Deadpool & Wolverine.
At the end of the blockbuster, a collection of heroes that includes Gambit hold off a horde of bad guys while Ryan’s Deadpool and Hugh Jackman‘s Wolverine escape to another dimension.
It’s assumed the heroes may have sacrificed themselves — but Reynolds just showed that Gambit got out of the wasteland known as The Void.
The scene is technically in the film, but hard to spot as it’s hidden in the “deep background” on a monitor at the TVA, Reynolds explained when posting the moment.
Tatum’s character is shown walking through the aftermath of the fight, when he turns and smiles as the same kind of “Marvel Sparkle Circle” that allowed Deadpool and Wolverine to escape opens behind him.
As reported, Tatum tried for years to bring a Gambit movie to theaters, only to have the plans scuttled when ABC News’ parent company Disney acquired 20th Century Fox.
While he was grateful he got the chance to finally suit up, he tells Collider he doesn’t want to get his hopes up for future appearances. “I could never be in another Marvel movie again, and it wouldn’t surprise me because I’ve had it in my hand before, and it’s gone away,” the Blink Twice star says.
“I’m always grain-of-salting it, but I’m hoping that [Marvel Studios president] Kevin [Feige] will allow me in.”
