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Now, the Barbie cast was pretty much perfect as is, but in the months following the movie's release, a lot has come out about who could have been in the ensemble, and they are too good to not be bummed about. Great talents like Dan Levy, Jonathan Groff and Bowen Yang were almost Kens, but for a while now I’ve been the saddest about how Greta Gerwig couldn’t bring her Little Women and Lady Bird leads back for a third round. After Gerwig previously revealed that Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet almost had cameos in…

To tell an addiction story is to traffic in cliche. It’s “always a story that has already been told”, writes Leslie Jamison in her addiction memoir The Recovering, one that comes down “to the same demolished and reductive and recycled core: Desire. Use. Repeat.” Recovery relies on its own well-worn platitudes – rock bottom, one day at a time, “I’m X, and I’m an alcoholic.”The Outrun, German director Nora Fingscheidt’s mesmeric adaptation of Amy Liptrot’s 2016 memoir, accepts such trite foundations as a point. Rona, played…

Ultimately, as we all know, Florence Pugh portrayed "the sister" in 2021's "Black Widow" — more specifically, Yelena Belova, assassin and adopted sister to Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson). The first (and only) standalone film for Johansson's Black Widow delved into her family dynamic for the first time, also introducing Rachel Weisz and David Harbour as Natasha and Yelena's makeshift parents Melina Vostokoff and Alexei Shostakov. Pugh is fantastic in the role, which is to be expected — the young…

New films starring Kristen Stewart, Saoirse Ronan and Steven Yeun will premiere at next month’s Sundance film festival, celebrating its 40th year.The lineup for the Utah-based festival boasts an array of film and TV premieres that highlight the “vitality of independent storytelling” with almost half coming from first-time directors.Stewart, who has previously been at the festival for 2016’s Certain Women and 2018’s Lizzie, will return with 80s-set romantic thriller Love Lies Bleeding from the Saint Maud director Rose…

The Hunt For Reed Richards & Sue Storm For Fantastic Four Reboot Has Been On For A While At The MCU (Pic Credit: Movie Still, Poster) Marvel Cinematic Universe has now officially entered the phase 5 of its run. The studio is fast moving towards the time they begin telling the stories of the veteran families of the comic universe. The day is not very far when the Multiverse saga will not just begin introducing the OG Marvel superheroes but even give them hefty storylines. One of the most anticipated projects in…

Production on Greta Gerwig’s Barbie is well under way. The film received a lot of attention this summer for wacky released pictures showing crazy costumes and fun characters, including Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling as Barbie and Ken. But apparently Saoirse Ronan was supposed to be in the film as well in a unique role. Unfortunately it didn't work out, but the Lady Bird star recently revealed who she was supposed to play in the much anticipated comedy. In an interview with People Magazine, the star revealed that she was…

Saoirse Ronan was all set to appear in Greta Gerwig’s upcoming Barbie movie starring Ryan Gosling and Margot Robbie.Gerwig has twice directed Ronan in the critically lauded films, Lady Bird (2017) and Little Women (2019).In a new interview with People, Ronan revealed that she was supposed to make a cameo appearance in the film but it didn’t pan out due to a scheduling conflict.“I live in London and they were there,” the actor explained.“There was a whole character I was going to play – another Barbie,” Ronan said. “I was…

Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images) Actress Saoirse Ronan was supposed to reunite with her Little Women and Lady Bird director Greta Gerwig on the upcoming Barbie movie, but alas, it wasn’t meant to be. Now Ronan is speaking out about what could have been. In an interview with People, Ronan revealed that she was all set to do a cameo in the movie, which stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling in a much-hyped pairing. Unfortunately, she was also filming a movie about an alcoholic trying to get their life together called…

Hold on to your deerstalkers: the whodunnit is back, with its trail of clues, its lineup of suspects and its well-timed doses of British bloody murder. It arrives when the country is sickly, like a bustling matron, to reassure us that evil will out and that justice prevails in the end. The genre abides by its own strict set of rules. Its predictability has become its USP. “It’s a whodunnit,” says the world-weary narrator at the start of See How They Run. “You’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all.”We have long since reached…