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Who is Diane Lane?

Diane Lane is an actress who began acting at a young age and made her stage debut at six. She gained early recognition for her role in A Little Romance (1979) and later received critical acclaim and an Oscar nomination for Unfaithful (2002). Her other notable films include The Perfect Storm (2000) and Under the Tuscan Sun (2003).

3 nominations for Golden Globes

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Black Widow Star Scarlett Johansson Investigates Demonic Dealings In The Exorcist: Martyrs New Look

Screen Rant has shared a new promo image for Mile Flanagan's The Exorcist: Martyrs, revealing another look at Scarlett Johansson's protagonist as she investigates a crime scene. It's not clear whether this murder will have anything to do with the bloody, elaborately staged killings we saw in the trailer, but we'd say there will be some connection. The Black Widow star plays Detective Julie Miller, who witnesses the execution of Father Sunday (John Leguizamo), a notorious serial killer she apprehended who became known for staging gruesome murder scenes reminiscent of the brutal martyrdom of individual Roman Catholic saints. The execution does not go according to plan. “She’s a

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Scarlett Johansson Investigates a Church Crime Scene in New Look at Mike Flanagan’s ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’

Mike Flanagan is taking one of horror’s most famous franchises in a bold new direction. After the 2023 ‘The Exorcist: Believer’ underperformed and its planned follow-up was dropped, Universal turned to the filmmaker behind ‘Doctor Sleep’, ‘Midnight Mass’ and ‘The Haunting of Hill House’ to reset the series. Flanagan has made it clear that his film is a standalone story with new characters rather than a continuation of ‘Believer’. The project’s title, ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’, debuted alongside its first trailer around Blumhouse’s New York Comic Con panel in October. Now fans have another look at what’s coming. A newly released image from ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’, shared by Cinethology on X,

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Hayden Christensen Is Down for a ‘Jumper’ Sequel, but Don’t Expect Him to Teleport Back Anytime Soon

Before he returned to the ‘Star Wars’ galaxy, Hayden Christensen headlined one of the more memorable sci-fi action films of the late 2000s. ‘Jumper’, directed by Doug Liman and released by 20th Century Fox on Valentine’s Day, starred Christensen as David Rice, a young man with the ability to teleport anywhere in the world. Loosely based on Steven Gould’s novel, the film featured a strong cast, with Rachel Bilson as Millie Harris, Samuel L. Jackson as Paladin leader Roland Cox and Jamie Bell as rogue Jumper Griffin O’Connor. Diane Lane, Michael Rooker and Kristen Stewart also appeared. Now Christensen says he’d still like to go back to that world.

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Scarlett Johansson Kneels Over a Fallen Body in a New ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’ Look

Few horror franchises carry the weight of ‘The Exorcist‘. The original defined the possession genre, and every attempt to revive it since has faced impossible comparisons. That pressure is part of what makes ‘The Exorcist: Martyrs’ one of the most closely watched horror projects on the calendar. Mike Flanagan, the filmmaker behind ‘Doctor Sleep’ and ‘Midnight Mass’, has spent months building anticipation with carefully released glimpses. Each reveal has leaned toward atmosphere and dread rather than spectacle. The latest piece of marketing continues that approach. A new image from the film shows Scarlett Johansson crouched beside a man lying motionless on the floor of a church. Yellow police tape stretches behind them,

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Hayden Christensen Teases a ‘Jumper’ Sequel Return but Tells Fans Not to Hold Their Breath

Few movies have as strange a legacy as ‘Jumper’. It was a big-budget sci-fi launch with a hot director, a rising cast and a plan for multiple sequels, yet it never got past the first installment. Now Hayden Christensen is once again talking about a ‘Jumper’ sequel, and fans have been quick to take notice. The film arrived in 2008 with real momentum behind it. Doug Liman, fresh off hits like ‘Mr. & Mrs. Smith’ and the ‘Bourne’ series, directed a story about teleporters hunted by a secret group called the Paladins. Christensen played David Rice, a young man who discovers he can jump anywhere in an instant. During a panel at L.

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Kurt Russell’s Iconic 136-Minute Historical Drama Officially Sets New Streaming Release Date

Kurt Russellis bringing one of his most iconic movies to a new streaming home. The Golden Globe and Emmy nominee has had a particularly busy few years on both the big and small screens, particularly with Apple TV's Monarch: Legacy of Monsters series, an extension of Legendary's Monsterverse, his first major TV role in over 40 years, and the Matthew McConaughey-starring neo-Western drama The Rivals of Amziah King. Russell also joined the roster of Taylor Sheridan's extensive TV works with The Madison, in which he'll return for season 2, while the show itself is renewed through season 3. Now, as Russell gears up for the 2027 return of The Madison, he's about

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