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Will Smith shares his first introduction to Venus and Serena Williams father before signing on to play him in King Richard and its a doozy.

Saniyya Sidney plays tennis star Venus Williams in the feel-good family drama King Richard.

Check out the highlights coming to the screens of Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV +, MUBI, Disney + and HBO Max! These are the most anticipated streaming premieres for this month

The American Black Film Festival will kick off the 2021 event with Will Smith's eagerly anticipated film 'King Richard'. 

The movie star slots perfectly into the role of Richard Williams, in this incomplete but enjoyably rousing biopic

And we're deliberately breaking the first rule of film club again — judging all these big screen 'books' by their trailer 'covers'

Fews actors have the natural star power that Will Smith so charmingly radiates. More than that, few have his very powerful street cred. We’ve spent so many years loving him as a leading man that it only takes his name on a poster to get theater seats filled. Which is exactly the kind of effect theaters are aching for. Thankfully, Will Smith loves to stay busy and his upcoming slate of movies ranges from biopics, to crime dramas, to thrillers, and remakes you didn’t even want, but will sure...

Bob Marley Biopic Gets King Richard Director Reinaldo Marcus Green Bob Marley Biopic Gets King Richard Director Reinaldo Marcus Green King Richard director Reinaldo Marcus Green will direct Paramounts upcoming biopic about late reggae pioneer Bob Marley. King Richard helmer Reinaldo Marcus Green. Deadline reports that Green has officially boarded the project, which will be produced by the late reggae icons family members Ziggy Marley, Rita Marley, and Cedella Marley on behalf of Tuff Gong. Robe...

100 Highly Anticipated Movies Coming Out in 2021 By Abby Monteil, Stacker News On 1/10/21 at 11:00 AM EST If 2020 unexpectedly called the future of the film industry into question, 2021 is set to be a similarly strange (but hopefully less tumultuous) year for cinema. The FDA issued its first emergency use authorization for a COVID-19 vaccine in December 2020, providing hope that life can proceed more normally in the following year (including moviegoing). Theres hope that well be able to crow...