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Adam Wingard’s Onslaught leans into ’80s grindhouse vibes with brutal gore and brisk pacing, but while the gore is vivid and the cast strong (notably Arjona and Stevens), the film flounders on its central premise and character development, and the third act loses momentum, delivering a finale that feels earned but ultimately unsatisfying.
Rebecca Hall has officially joined Netflix’s untitled series based on Dan Brown’s The Secret of Secrets, portraying Katherine Solomon opposite Morgan Spector as Robert Langdon. The adaptation, developed by Brown and Carlton Cuse, will blend futuristic science with mystical lore and was ordered to series by Netflix in 2025. The novel, published by Doubleday in 2025, follows Langdon as he races to rescue a missing scientist and a groundbreaking manuscript with humanity-altering potential.
The Godzilla vs. Kong family mourns Kaylee Hottle, who died at 18 in a car crash. Hottle, who portrayed Jia in the films, was remembered by co-stars such as Rebecca Hall and Millie Bobby Brown, while Legendary Pictures issued a heartfelt statement praising her talent and warmth as the industry grieves.
Rebecca Hall anchors Maria Martinez Bayona’s Cannes premiere The End of It, a near‑future sci‑fi dramedy about an immortal artist who chooses to die. The film pairs strong performances (with Bernal, Rapace, and Feldstein) and striking Canary Islands visuals, but its uneven ending and a modest budget dampen its satirical punch, though it marks a promising directorial debut.
Rebecca Hall has expressed more nuanced feelings about her past work with Woody Allen, stating she doesn't regret the collaboration despite previously donating her pay from his film to Time's Up and apologizing in 2018. Hall explained that she felt pressured to make a statement amid the #MeToo movement but now believes it's not the responsibility of actors to comment on such controversies. She emphasized her focus on being an artist rather than an activist.
Rebecca Hall expressed regret over her past statement apologizing for working on Woody Allen's film "A Rainy Day in New York," saying she doesn't believe it's the responsibility of actors to comment on such situations. Hall, who initially donated her salary to the Time's Up Legal Defense Fund, now feels that her statement was misinterpreted as denouncing Allen, which wasn't her intention. She emphasized her preference to focus on her work as an artist rather than making public statements.
Rebecca Hall expressed regret over her public apology for working with Woody Allen, stating she doesn't regret the collaboration despite previously apologizing during the #MeToo movement. Hall, who starred in Allen's films "Vicky Cristina Barcelona" and "A Rainy Day in New York," initially apologized in 2018 after Dylan Farrow's allegations against Allen resurfaced. She donated her salary from "Rainy Day" to the Time's Up fund but now feels actors shouldn't be "judge and jury" on such matters.
Rebecca Hall expressed regret over her previous public apology for working with director Woody Allen, stating that she now believes individuals should not act as judge and jury in such matters. Hall had appeared in two of Allen's films and initially denounced him amid controversy surrounding the director.
Dan Stevens discusses his roles in "Godzilla x Kong," "Abigail," and "Cuckoo," as well as the possibility of a sequel to "The Guest." He reflects on his collaboration with director Adam Wingard and co-star Rebecca Hall, and shares his excitement for future projects. Stevens also talks about his character in "Godzilla x Kong," his experience working with Brian Tyree Henry, and his upcoming role in Netflix's miniseries "Zero Day."
BBC has announced 12 new drama commissions, including adaptations of popular novels and plays, featuring stars like Aimee Lou Wood, Rebecca Hall, and Joseph Fiennes. The lineup includes romantic comedy-drama "Film Club," A24's TV adaptation of "The Ministry of Time," and "Dear England," a drama about Gareth Southgate and the England men’s soccer team. Other shows include "Mint," "Lions," "This City Is Ours," "Blue Lights," "Reunion," "The Split Up," "The Dream Lands," and "We Go Again," showcasing a diverse range of stories and characters.
The BBC has announced its largest drama slate in years, featuring 12 new shows including a TV adaptation of James Graham's play "Dear England" starring Joseph Fiennes, Aimee Lou Wood's debut writing project "Film Club," and a Rebecca Hall-led series "The Listeners" from Element. The lineup also includes a spin-off of Abi Morgan's legal drama "The Split," a Northern Irish police drama "Blue Lights," and various other compelling projects showcasing some of Britain's best talents.
Anne Hathaway, Sigourney Weaver, and Rebecca Hall attended the Metropolitan Opera's opening night gala for the new production of Dead Man Walking. Hathaway and Weaver wore elegant black outfits, while Hall stood out in a white ensemble. Other A-listers in attendance included Ben Stiller, Angela Bassett, and Whoopi Goldberg. The opera, based on the memoir by Sister Helen Prejean, has become a popular contemporary work since its premiere in 2000.