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The first Verity teaser drops, linking Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett in a haunting room as a writer uncovers chilling secrets about Anne Hathaway’s Verity, signaling a moody adaptation directed by Michael Showalter ahead of its October 2 release.
Actor Josh Hartnett was hospitalized after a car collision involving a Canadian police vehicle in Newfoundland while filming a Netflix series, but was later released from the hospital.
Josh Hartnett was involved in a car crash in Newfoundland, Canada, while filming a Netflix series, but has been released from the hospital and is back to work.
Mackenzie Davis has joined the cast of Netflix's limited series 'Untitled Newfoundland Project,' starring opposite Josh Hartnett, set in Newfoundland, Canada, where they will film a story about a fisherman defending his community from a mysterious sea creature. The series will have six episodes, with Davis and Hartnett in leading roles, and is created by Jesse McKeown.
The first trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's horror thriller "Trap" introduces Josh Hartnett as a loving father caught in a nightmarish situation when he takes his daughter to a concert, only to discover that it's a trap set to catch a serial killer. The film, funded by Shyamalan himself, features a talented cast including Hayley Mills and marks Shyamalan's first collaboration with Warner Bros. since "Lady in the Water." "Trap" is set to hit theaters on August 9, and fans are eager to see Hartnett in a horror-adjacent role for the first time since "Penny Dreadful."
The trailer for M. Night Shyamalan’s upcoming thriller "Trap" showcases Josh Hartnett's performance as an unexpected serial killer, revealing a major twist early on. The film, set to release on August 9th, follows a father taking his daughter to a concert, only to discover that he is being targeted as a notorious serial killer called The Butcher. Directed by Shyamalan, the movie also features Ariel Donoghue, Hayley Mills, and Allison Pill, and is the first film from Shyamalan’s deal with Warner Bros.
Warner Bros has released the first trailer for "Trap," a thriller directed by M. Night Shyamalan and starring Josh Hartnett and Saleka Shyamalan, set for release on August 9. The film follows a man and his daughter who attend a concert and become embroiled in a dark and sinister event. As the trailer unfolds, it is revealed that Hartnett's character is actually The Butcher, setting the stage for a suspenseful and twisted story. Shyamalan's latest film marks his first release under a new agreement with Warner Bros Pictures Group, and it is set to open against several other highly anticipated films.
M. Night Shyamalan's new film "Trap" features Josh Hartnett as a seemingly wholesome dad who is actually a sinister character known as "The Butcher." The movie, inspired by Purple Rain, revolves around a concert where The Butcher is trying to escape a trap without revealing his true identity to his daughter. Shyamalan aimed to incorporate dark humor into the film, creating a blend of terror and laughter for the audience.
M. Night Shyamalan's upcoming mystery thriller "Trap" features Josh Hartnett as a serial killer, with the trailer revealing a dark and sinister event unfolding at a pop concert. The film, which also stars Saleka Shyamalan, Hayley Mills, and Marnie McPhail, was teased at CinemaCon and "The Summer of Shyamalan" event, where the director discussed the unconventional casting of Hartnett and the film's dark humor angle. "Trap" is set to be released on August 9th.
Actor Josh Hartnett revealed during the 2024 SAG Awards that he and his wife Tamsin Egerton welcomed their fourth child. Hartnett, who has largely stepped back from mainstream Hollywood, expressed pride in his family life and work. The couple, who married in 2021, previously welcomed three children and have been living in England. Hartnett also reflected on his experience working on the Christopher Nolan-led movie, Oppenheimer, which won a SAG Award.
Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has revealed that actor Josh Hartnett never screen-tested for the role of Batman in his Dark Knight trilogy, despite Hartnett's previous claims. Nolan stated that while he had initial conversations with Hartnett, the actor was more interested in another project at the time. Hartnett has expressed regret for not taking on the role, but Nolan praised his work and expressed excitement for their upcoming collaboration in the film Oppenheimer. Other actors considered for Batman included Hugh Dancy, Jake Gyllenhaal, and Heath Ledger.
The latest season of Black Mirror features an episode titled "Beyond the Sea," which takes place in an alternate 1969 where astronauts can beam their consciousness back to Earth via a space-travel link. The episode explores themes of love, connection, and isolation, as well as the consequences of making flawed choices amid emerging science. The episode's Manson-esque murder scene was difficult for the actors to film, and the love triangle between the characters adds a complicated layer to the story.
Josh Hartnett has clarified rumors of an alleged feud with Harrison Ford on the set of their 2003 film "Hollywood Homicide," saying that their disagreements were blown out of proportion and that they actually got along well. Though they had their differences, the set was not filled with tension, and their supposed animosity was misinterpreted.