Celebs
Dakota Johnson:-
Dakota Johnson has opened up about the commercial and critical failure of the superhero movie Madame Web, saying that she will probably “never do something like it again”.
Jason Mamoa:-
Jason Momoa is no longer feeling too optimistic about playing Aquaman in the future. The actor is reprising his superhero role in Warner Bros. ' upcoming “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom,” which might be Momoa's swan song as the character on the big screen.
Brie Larson:-
When asked specifically about any future MCU project she will appear in, Larson responded, "I don't want Marvel to come for me. But there is something. There is definitely something, to answer your question, that I would want to say, but I am not going to." Brie Larson in 2019's Captain.
Jack Black:-
I do relate to his youthful enthusiasm and sense of play and adventure. That's the kind of way I live my life too," says Jack. “The benefit of having a character that's just me is that I don't have to do much preparation. Maybe just think back to when I was a kid and put on a show – my personal Kung Fu..
Aaron Taylor Johnson:-
Kraven the Hunter star Aaron Taylor-Johnson prepared for his leading role by really getting into the mindset of a savage animal. Speaking to Esquire, the veteran actor explained that he started by analyzing the source material and quickly realized that if he wanted to replicate the towering Spider-Man villain, he’d need to bulk up his arms and gain plenty of muscle around his chest and stomach. Taylor-Johnson estimated that while he was filming Kraven, he weighed around 200 pounds, approximately 30 pounds above his usual body weight
Ryan Reynolds:-
Deadpool 3 star Ryan Reynolds has asked fans to stop posting spoilers. Appearing on Instagram, the Deadpool actor made a statement regarding recent set leaks, and asked fans not to spoil the upcoming sequel. “Surprises are part of the magic of theatrical movies,” he said. “It is important for us to shoot the new Deadpool film in real, natural environments, using practical effects as opposed to making the movie indoors and digitally.