Here are some of the latest developments in the film industry:
Jason Momoa Returns for ‘Dune 3’
Despite his character’s demise in the first film, Jason Momoa will reprise his role as Duncan Idaho in “Dune 3,” which will adapt Frank Herbert’s “Dune: Messiah.” Directed by Denis Villeneuve, the film is slated for release in 2026.
Helen Mirren Critiques James Bond Franchise
Dame Helen Mirren has expressed her dissatisfaction with the portrayal of women in the James Bond series, labeling it as “born out of profound sexism.” She opposes the notion of a female Bond, advocating instead for narratives featuring real-life female spies, such as those in the French Resistance.
‘A Working Man’ Tops Box Office
Jason Statham’s thriller “A Working Man” debuted at the top of the box office, earning $15.2 million. This performance surpassed Disney’s “Snow White,” which experienced a 66% drop in its second weekend, bringing in $14.2 million.
Pluto TV Expands Horror Content
In celebration of the halfway point to Halloween, Pluto TV is adding 27 new horror films and 10 additional TV channels focused on horror content starting in April. The ad-supported service is accessible on various devices, including TVs, Amazon Fire Stick, Roku, and smartphones.