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 Entelis and Sexton are also busy developing and acquiring content for CNN Plus, the network’s streaming service that is expected to debut around March. “We have a film we’ve just announced for [CNN Plus] called The Last Movie Stars, which is directed by Ethan Hawke, the story of the lives, careers, marriage and philanthropy of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward,” Entelis says. “It’s a very, very unique project for us. It’s a film of multiple chapters, so it’s a very extensive project. It’s going to launch on the streaming service, which will also have original CNN Films that have not aired on the network.” In the meantime, there is the matter of the Oscar nominations. Julia is one of 15 films still in the running for Best Documentary Feature. A nomination would be “the icing on the cake,” Sexton says. “We’re excited either way.” Adds Entelis, “That would be a dream come true, and it would be wonderful, and the time we spent doing that the last time [with RBG], I mean, pinch me, that...

Spider-Man: No Way Home star Andrew Garfield was interrogated concerning whether he was showing up in the film close by individual previous Spider-Man Tobey Maguire during the sum of his advancement for Tick, Boom! He prevented it to the closures from getting the Earth, yet, obviously, we currently realize he was playing hesitant the whole an ideal opportunity to stay quiet about the defining moment. Yet, incidentally, we might have harassed cast individuals from last Christmas season’s other MCU film, Eternals, the whole time, as no less than one had some awareness of what was truly going down. Addressing ScreenRant, Sprite entertainer Lia McHugh uncovered that she had some awareness of the arrival of past Spider-Men months ahead of the No Way Home’s delivery, expressing: “obviously I did. Indeed. I knew the large confidential. “I went to the Black Widow debut, I requested one from the huge makers since I’m under NDA and everything. I resembled, ‘Are each of them three in it?’ And he ...

 Watch Chris Evans’ psychic superhero thriller before it leaves streaming The first month of 2022 is nearly over, and that means there’s a wealth of new movies being added to streaming when January finally rolls over. But before we settle in for February, there are plenty of fantastic classic and underseen films to catch before they disappear from the streaming platforms. From Peter Weir’s Dead Poets Society and Darren Aronofsky’s Black Swan to Paul McGuigan’s superhero thriller Push and Bill Duke’s undercover cop drama Deep Cover, these are the movies you absolutely need to make the time to watch before they leave streaming come next month.