Josh Horowitz

Nick Jonas revealed that 'The Lion King' brings him to tears when watching with his daughter, Malti. He shared this during a panel for his new film 'Power Ballad,' highlighting the emotional impact of sharing childhood stories with his child. Jonas also discussed his wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas's parenting approach, emphasizing their hands-on involvement and efforts to protect Malti's privacy.

In a delightful twist of fate, Stanley Tucci shared that the now-legendary line 'Gird your loins' from 'The Devil Wears Prada' was a surprise moment born from director David Frankel's improvisation. Tucci couldn't help but admire the spontaneity, joking that the phrase might just be the epitaph he leaves behind someday—proof of its unforgettable resonance.

In a recent interview, director Zack Snyder disclosed that Christian Bale's time as Batman was officially over, which is why he didn't reprise the role in 'Batman V Superman'. Snyder pointed out that any talks of Bale returning would only be plausible if his version of the caped crusader was still in action, not hanging up the cowl.

In a recent statement, Ralph Fiennes, celebrated for his role as Voldemort, shared his belief that Tilda Swinton would be an outstanding choice for the iconic villain in the new Harry Potter series. While Fiennes has ruled out returning to the role, his endorsement speaks volumes.

Ryan Gosling has taken to the spotlight to tackle the ongoing speculation surrounding his interest in stepping into Ghost Rider's flames. Although he didn't declare a concrete commitment, the actor hinted at conversations with Marvel Studios' maestro, Kevin Feige.

The Duffer brothers have explained why episodes of 'Stranger Things' season four went so long and revealed why they don't expect season five to follow suit.

Actor Ryan Gosling missed a surprise visit from Tom Cruise on the set of his upcoming film 'Star Wars: Starfighter'. Cruise landed his helicopter and even filmed a scene with a camera. Gosling was on his only day off after weeks of filming. He expressed regret at missing the unexpected event.

Elizabeth Olsen warned actors to only sign up for one Marvel movie at a time.

Director Christopher Nolan has revealed that directing a James Bond film would be a "privilege" for him. However, he added that taking on the iconic spy would be a tough task since his filming style is different from how the Bond movies have been made. Nolan's own focus on realism and attention to details contradicts the fictional escapades of Bond's infamous womanizing character. Nevertheless, he expressed his interest in directing a Bond film in the past, as he deeply admires the character and would like it to have his own take on it.

Actor Colman Domingo reacted to the rumours that he was set to replace Jonathan Majors in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and take over the role of Kang the Conqueror, reported Deadline.

Actor-comedian James Corden has disclosed that he auditioned for the role of hobbit Samwise Gamgee in Peter Jackson's 'Lord of the Rings' movie trilogy.

Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt shared screen space in sci-fi film 'Edge Of Tomorrow'

The much-loved sitcom Parks and Recreation may have ended 10 years ago, but Chris Pratt still shares a strong bond with his former castmates.

Rebecca Ferguson reveals her role in 'Dune: Part Three' is significantly reduced, appearing in just one scene. She expressed mixed feelings of excitement and FOMO, acknowledging her character's journey was primarily in the first two installments. Despite the brief appearance, Ferguson praised director Denis Villeneuve's masterful approach to storytelling.

Patrick Schwarzenegger revealed on the Happy Sad Confused podcast that he auditioned for the role of Superman in James Gunn's upcoming movie but did not receive any feedback. Despite not landing the superhero role, Schwarzenegger has successfully earned the part of Golden Boy in 'Gen V'. The title role of Superman ultimately went to David Corenswet.

'Zero Dark Thirty' star Chris Pratt laughed away rumours that he was being eyed by Disney as the next Indiana Jones, saying jokingly that he fears he would be "haunted by the ghost" of Harrison Ford, who, incidentally, just turned 80. Talking to the podcaster Josh Horowitz, who asked about an article which reported the speculation, the actor joked: "I don't even know who Steven Spielberg is. Who? Steven Who? No, aren't they doing Indiana Jones with Harrison Ford?"

King of Pop Michael Jackson aspired to play the role of Lord Morpheus in a television adaptation of the "The Sandman", author Neil Gaiman has revealed.

Mark Wahlberg reflects on challenges faced while filming 'The Departed' and appreciates the opportunities it brought. He discusses working with a star-studded cast and the experience of receiving an Oscar nomination.

Matt Reeves has revealed that 'The Batman Part II' will delve deeper into Bruce Wayne's character, shifting the focus from Batman's persona. The sequel aims to explore uncharted territory with its antagonist, promising a villain unlike any seen before in previous films. The script is under tight security, ensuring no plot details are leaked before the release.

Marvel Studios president and MCU architect Kevin Feige recently stated at Comic-Con that he'd love to find a place for Ryan Gosling in the MCU.

Winona Ryder, now 59, revealed Hollywood deemed her 'unattractive' in the 80s, a sentiment that stunned co-star David Harbour. Despite being told she lacked the 'look,' Ryder pursued character acting, inspired by Ruth Gordon. Harbour, meanwhile, expressed deep admiration for Ryder's acting prowess and empathy, developed while working together on 'Stranger Things'.

Zack Snyder discusses casting choices for 'Batman v Superman' and interactions with potential actors like DiCaprio. DiCaprio shared ideas about Superman fighting the Justice League, influencing Snyder's later films.

In a recent conversation with Josh Horowitz on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, actor Gary Oldman openly acknowledged his own critical view of his performance as Sirius Black in the Harry Potter franchise. Oldman reflected on the possibility of altering his approach, admitting that if he had read J.K. Rowling's original books more thoroughly like his co-star Alan Rickman, he might have approached the character differently. He also emphasized the importance of not becoming complacent and constantly striving to improve. Despite his extensive filmography, Oldman hinted at the possibility of retirement after his series concludes.

Caleb McLaughlin, who portrayed Lucas in 'Stranger Things,' shared his hopes for a lasting future for his character and Max. He believes their love story is 'iconic' and deserves a happy ending. Show co-creator Matt Duffer echoed this sentiment, calling their bond 'too pure, too strong.' The series finale hinted at their continued romance after graduation.

The 'Amazing Spider-Man' actor Andrew Garfield recently revealed that he lied to his former co-star Emma Stone about his appearance in 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'.

'Titanic' actress Kate Winslet is calling out the tabloid treatment she received early in her career.

Actor Jake Gyllenhaal was considered for the role of Batman in Christopher Nolan's "Batman Begins" before Christian Bale was cast, according to screenwriter David S. Goyer. Goyer revealed this during an episode of the "Happy Sad Confused" podcast, stating that he had advocated for Gyllenhaal. Goyer also mentioned that Liam Neeson was chosen for the role of Ra's Al Ghul because he was older, which suited the story they were telling about Bruce Wayne's father.

Zack Snyder, the architect of the SnyderVerse, spoke frankly about its future and James Gunn's newly launched DCU. A live-action return remains uncertain, but Snyder said he's open to exploring comics or animation. He also voiced support for Gunn's direction, praising his distinctive storytelling and wishing him success with the revamped DC universe.

Before hitting Hollywood, Chris Pratt, then a restaurant worker, was nicknamed 'Christo' due to a worn-out name tag. He seriously considered adopting this moniker professionally, even preferring it at one point. Despite the widespread adoption of 'Christo' among colleagues, Pratt ultimately stuck with his birth name, though he humorously suggests it's never too late to reconsider.

Garfield refused to clear any speculation about the possibility of his character's return when asked if he would bet on it. He said that commenting on something like that was a little bit of "insider trading" and warned reporters that anything he said would feed the fire of speculation.