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Sir Michael Gambon – the 2nd Dumbledore – Gone at 82
Sir Michael Gambon, the second actor to bring to life Headmaster Albus Dumbledore in the Harry Potter movies, has died at the age of 82.
The Creator | Final Trailer
Why are the reviews around The Creator so divergent? Thaddeus Howze breaks it down. And, watch the new trailer.
Wish | Full Trailer – Disney Animation
In Disney’s ‘Wish’, 17-year-old Asha, goes against powerful King Magnifico when her powerful wish calls down a celestial ball of boundless energy named ‘Star’ from the sky.
Ultraseven 55th Anniversary Anthology Comes to Blu-ray
The 55th anniversary anthology of the classic Ultraman franchise comes to Blu-ray™ November 14th.
SAG-AFTRA Members Approve Video Game Strike Authorization
SAG-AFTRA members have voted 98.32% in favor of a strike authorization against Interactive Media producers, including major video game makers.
John Trimble, Star Trek Fan, Visionary and Husband to Bjo, Passes Away
John Trimble, who with his wife BJo Trimble created the write-in campaign that saved the original series Star Trek from oblivion, has passed away. He was 87.
Heritage Auctions Returns TV’s First ‘USS Enterprise’ to Eugene Roddenberry Jr., Son of ‘Star Trek’ Creator Gene Roddenberry
The long-lost, recently discovered 3-foot model was used in the show’s opening credits and the original pilot ‘The Cage’
Samantha Davis, Wife of Warwick Davis, Dies at 53
British actress Samantha Davis, the wife of Harry Potter and Star Wars star Warwick Davis, has died at the age of 53.
Seth Macfarlane Partners with Martin Scorsese Film Foundation to Restore Its First-Ever Collection of Animated Films
Animator and filmmaker Seth MacFarlane is partnering, through his Seth MacFarlane Foundation, with Martin Scorsese’s Film Foundation. They are teaming up to fund TFF’s first-ever restoration of a curated selection of historically significant animated shorts from the 1920s – 1940s.