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Rumors suggest Nintendo is pursuing a Metroid film, with Sony and Universal reportedly fighting to secure the rights for a live-action adaptation; Brie Larson has been floated as a potential Samus. A Zelda movie is currently prioritized, with official details likely to surface after that project.
Deadline exclusives: Sony is close to a $25M+ worldwide deal for Skeletons, a creature-feature horror produced by J.J. Abrams and directed by JT Mollner, with Brie Larson set to star. FilmNation Entertainment, Infrared, and Assemble Media are producers; Brian Duffield wrote the screenplay based on a Philip Fracassi short story. The project, previously known as Fail-Safe, drew strong bidding at the European Film Market and is slated to begin filming this summer.
Sony won worldwide rights for Skeletons at the European Film Market, a horror thriller produced by JJ Abrams with Brie Larson attached to star. JT Mollner will direct and co‑write from Philip Fracassi’s short story; the project — previously known as Fail-Safe — drew multiple bids, with domestic rights in the mid‑$20 millions and higher global figures.
Nintendo confirms a Sunday Direct dedicated to The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, airing January 25 at 14:00 UK time, featuring an exclusive trailer and appearances by Mario, Luigi, Bowser Junior and Rosalina (voiced by Brie Larson); no game announcements are planned, with viewers able to watch the trailer during the presentation.
Nintendo and Universal released the trailer for 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie,' featuring Mario and Luigi traveling through space to various planets, meeting Rosalina voiced by Brie Larson and Bowser Jr. voiced by Benny Safdie. The film is based on the popular 2007 video game and is set to be released in April 2026.
Brie Larson has debuted a new dark brown pixie cut for her role in the West End revival of Sophocles's "Elektra," marking a significant transformation from her usual long blonde hair. The Oscar-winning actress shared her new look on Instagram, emphasizing her dedication to the role with the caption "Elektra is here." This hairstyle change is part of her preparation for her stage debut, with previews set to begin early next year.
Brie Larson has debuted a dramatic brunette pixie haircut for her upcoming role as Elektra in a West End production. The transformation, shared on Instagram, marks a significant change from her previous long blond hair. Larson will portray Elektra, a character consumed by grief and vengeance, in a play based on Sophocles' tragedy, translated by Anne Carson. The production will run in Brighton and London starting January 2024. Fans have had mixed reactions to her new look, with some praising the change and others preferring her longer hair.
Actress Brie Larson discusses her lifelong love for video games, particularly Nintendo games, and her excitement for the new Princess Peach-focused game, Princess Peach: Showtime! Larson reminisces about playing Nintendo games with her sister and expresses her enduring fascination with the characters and gameplay. She credits video games as a significant part of her life and looks forward to the release of Princess Peach: Showtime!
Jennifer Lopez expressed her deep appreciation for the emotional interaction she had with Brie Larson at the Golden Globes, where Larson expressed her admiration for Lopez's work and its impact on her career. Lopez, visibly moved by the encounter, shared that she understood Larson's feelings as she had similar experiences with her own idols. The exchange was described as a touching and overwhelming moment for Lopez, who felt it meant a lot to her, possibly even more than it did to Larson.
Jennifer Lopez gets emotional as she reflects on her viral Golden Globes moment with Brie Larson, expressing how much it meant to her and how it reminded her of her own inspirations in Hollywood. The emotional exchange between the two stars went viral after Larson expressed her admiration for Lopez, leading to a heartfelt interaction between the two at the awards show.
Brie Larson was overwhelmed with emotion when she met her idol Jennifer Lopez at the Golden Globes, tearfully expressing her admiration for the singer and thanking her for inspiring her to become an actress. Lopez reciprocated the sentiment, acknowledging the impact of her work and the enduring influence of her role in the movie "Selena." The heartfelt encounter left both stars visibly moved and highlighted the profound impact of celebrity inspirations.
"The Marvels," the Brie Larson-led sequel, will be available for purchase/rent on Apple TV+ and Prime Video starting Jan. 16, and on Blu-ray and DVD on Feb. 13, featuring exclusive bonus content. Despite its poor box office performance, the digital release aims to attract more viewers for the latest MCU installment, which has faced criticism for its overwhelming ties to the franchise's expanding universe.
An exclusive deleted scene from "The Marvels" showcases Brie Larson's Carol Danvers, Iman Vellani's Kamala Khan, and Teyonah Parris's Monica Rambeau on the colorful alien planet Aladna, where they face a new cosmic menace. The scene features the heroes communicating through song, with Kamala seeking a weaponized accessory and Carol being treated as a princess. The home release of "The Marvels" will include behind-the-scenes clips, a gag reel, and five deleted scenes.
Brie Larson had an emotional encounter with Jennifer Lopez at the Golden Globes, breaking down in tears and expressing her admiration for the pop culture icon. Lopez reciprocated the sentiment, and the two shared a heartfelt moment on the red carpet.
At the Golden Globes 2024, Brie Larson broke down in tears upon meeting her acting inspiration, Jennifer Lopez, with the two sharing a heartwarming exchange on the red carpet. Emma Stone triumphed with a win for Best Performance by a Female Actor in a Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy for "Poor Things," while "Oppenheimer" and "Succession" were among the big winners of the night. Additionally, Barbie beat out Taylor Swift in a new category, and a full list of winners was announced for both film and television categories.