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With the 20th anniversary of the 'Harry Potter' films, we got to wondering what Harry Melling (a.k.a. Dudley Dursley) is up to these days...

Scott Cooper's upcoming The Pale Blue Eyes sees Edgar Allan Poe doing what he does best: Solving mysteries.

Robert Pattinson Sets First-Look Producing Deal With Warner Bros, HBO The deal encompasses all Warner divisions and is “The Batman” actor’s first foray into producing Brian Welk | May 24, 2021 @ 10:25 AM Getty Images Robert Pattinson is getting into producing and has signed an overall first-look deal that touches all divisions with Warner Bros., including Warner Bros. Pictures, New Line Cinema, Warner Bros. Television and HBO Max. Pattinson stars in WB’s “The Batman,” and this deal, which is his first foray into producing, also includes releases for theatrical, SVOD and WBTV prope...

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Copy to clipboard I don’t think it’s unfair to say that Tom Holland has had a massive year with more upcoming movies on the way. Despite there being a lockdown followed by a dearth of theatrical releases, Holland has had three major movies come out during the pandemic in Chaos Walking, The Devil All The Time. He also only recently wrapped on Spider-man: No Way Home, which means there's more on the way. Ahead of the upcoming Sony and Marvel film's release, the actor shared one detail about filming that movie that involves director John Watts and a jar of money.