The Fighter (for which Bale won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor) and
American Hustle. Further details about the plot and characters are still being kept under wraps but it is said to based on Russell’s original idea.
The project will be produced by Arnon Milchan, Matthew Budman, and Anthony Katagas for New Regency.
Malek is best known for his acclaimed performance in the hit show
Mr. Robot which gave him an Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a drama. The series only ran for four seasons from 2015 to 2019. He also starred in 2019’s Freddy Mercury biopic
It was announced on Monday that Ben Affleck has been tapped to direct the upcoming adaptation of the fantasy adventure novel Keeper Of The Lost Cities for Disney.
According to Deadline, the Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice actor has also signed on to produce co-write the screenplay along with Kate Gritmon in addition to helming the feature.
The star has directed numerous movies, including the 2012 Academy Award-winning film Argo.
Future project: On Monday, it was reported by Deadline that Ben Affleck is slated to direct the upcoming adaptation of the fantasy adventure novel Keeper Of The Lost Cities for Disney; he is seen at the premiere of The Way Back in 2020
Hollywood star Christopher Walken does not have a mobile phone or use a computer
17 Dec 2020
Gulf Today
In this tech-savvy world, where knowledge of gadgets makes you smart and digital advancement is vital, it is not difficult to find many who are totally at sea navigating the world of electronics or social media. For every gadget geek there is one Luddite, so to speak. American actor, singer and director Christopher Walken is a striking example. He does not have a mobile phone, a computer or ever even sent an email.
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And he does not think he has any need for it. Age could be a factor. He is 77, and at that stage his self-esteem will not allow a kid to get the better of him in technology.
Ann Criswell and the birth of the Houston rodeo cook-off
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Chronicle Food Editor Ann Criswell at the inaugural rodeo cook-off in 1974 said that the barbecue was all right, considering that men had cooked it.Nance Redding / Houston Chronicle
For many Houstonians, the World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Contest at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (aka cook-off) has been part of our early spring calendars for as long as we can remember.
The rodeo and livestock show debuted in 1932, but the first cook-off occurred in 1974. The beginnings were humble; only 17 teams participated. Fortunately, the judging team provided some much-needed star-power for the inaugural event. In addition to the obligatory local celebrities, a real-deal Hollywood star, Ben Johnson, was a judge. A veteran of many classic Western movies, Johnson had recently won an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor for his part in the film “The Last Picture Show.”