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Pete Davidson appeared at CinemaCon 2026 with bare arms to showcase progress in his tattoo-removal journey while promoting How to Rob a Bank with director David Leitch. He has been removing tattoos for years, noting the process could take about another decade and citing his past struggles with addiction and self-image, which made tattoos feel like a reminder of a sad period; he even faked tattoo-free skin for a fashion campaign last year.
Producers David Leitch and Kelly McCormick discuss the behind-the-scenes of 'Nobody 2', including last-minute director changes, franchise ambitions, and their ongoing projects like 'Gears of War' and 'Violent Night 2', emphasizing their focus on action and original storytelling in Hollywood.
David Leitch, co-creator of 'John Wick,' reflects on the film's 10th anniversary and its impact on the action genre. Initially, Bruce Willis was considered for the lead role before Keanu Reeves took it on, leading to Leitch and Chad Stahelski directing the film. Despite challenges, including financial hurdles and Leitch not receiving co-director credit, 'John Wick' became a cultural phenomenon, influencing the industry to give more opportunities to stunt professionals as directors. Leitch expresses pride in the film's legacy and openness to returning to the franchise.
Ryan Gosling and director David Leitch premiered their action rom-com, The Fall Guy, at SXSW, receiving a warm welcome. The film pays tribute to stunt performers and features Gosling as a stuntman caught up in a murder and cover-up. The movie within a movie showcases practical stunt work and offers an inside look at the chaos on a film set. The cast, including Emily Blunt, Winston Duke, and others, attended the premiere, and the film is set to hit theaters on May 3.
Director David Leitch has exited negotiations with Universal Pictures for the upcoming "Jurassic World" film due to differing creative visions, leaving the project in search of a new director. The movie, set for a July 2nd, 2025 release, aims to launch a 'new Jurassic era' with a screenplay by David Koepp and without the return of previous stars like Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard.
Director David Leitch will not be helming the next "Jurassic World" film after negotiations with Universal fell through, leaving the studio in search of a replacement for one of its most popular franchises. The new movie, set to launch a fresh storyline, is in development with David Koepp writing the screenplay, and it's unclear if previous stars like Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard will return. The currently untitled next installment is slated for release on July 2, 2025.
Director David Leitch will no longer be helming the new Jurassic World movie as talks between him and Universal have ended, reportedly due to a difference in vision, despite the film being on the fast track for a 2025 release. The decision to part ways is said to be amicable, and the new film, signaling a "new Jurassic era," will see the return of screenwriter David Koepp but likely not the characters played by Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard.
David Leitch is no longer in talks to direct the next Jurassic World movie, as Universal and Leitch had different visions for the film. The studio is aiming for a July 2, 2025 release date and has enlisted David Koepp to write the script for a completely fresh take on the Jurassic era, with no expected return of previous cast members. The film will be executive produced by Steven Spielberg through Amblin Entertainment, and the franchise has grossed over $6 billion worldwide through six movies.
Universal Pictures has set a release date of July 2, 2025 for a new Jurassic World reboot, directed by David Leitch and scripted by David Koepp, which will not feature any characters from the previous films. The project is described as focusing on "a new Jurassic era" and will be executive produced by Steven Spielberg. The original Jurassic Park, released in 1993, was a massive success, leading to sequels and a successful revival with the Jurassic World trilogy. Production and casting details for the new reboot are currently unknown.
Filmmaker David Leitch is in talks to direct the next Jurassic World movie, set to be released on July 2, 2025, with David Koepp writing the script and Steven Spielberg executive producing. The film is expected to launch a "new Jurassic era" and may not involve characters from the previous Jurassic World movies or the original Jurassic Park saga. Leitch, known for action films like Deadpool 2 and Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw, has become a go-to director for Universal.
David Leitch is set to direct the new "Jurassic World" film, scheduled for release on July 2, 2025, with David Koepp writing the script and Steven Spielberg as executive producer. The film will kick off a new storyline in the franchise, and it's uncertain if previous stars will return. The "Jurassic Park" series has been a massive success, earning over $6 billion worldwide, with the most recent installment, "Jurassic World Dominion," surpassing $1 billion.
The new Jurassic World movie, set for release on July 2, 2025, will be a reboot directed by David Leitch and written by David Koepp, featuring a new Jurassic era and excluding previous franchise actors. The film is expected to be a major event, with Steven Spielberg as executive producer, and is part of a successful franchise that has grossed $6 billion worldwide.
Universal Pictures is in talks with director David Leitch to helm the next installment of the Jurassic World franchise, set for release in 2025. The film will feature a fresh take on the Jurassic era and is not expected to include previous cast members such as Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard. Leitch, known for his work on action films like Deadpool 2 and the Fast & Furious spin-off Hobbs & Shaw, is seen as an ideal choice to bring a new perspective to the popular series.