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Sienna Miller, the English actress famed for her roles in movies such as Layer Cake, Alfie, Factory Girl, and G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, has often addressed questions about her height in interviews.

On Style.com, she mentioned standing at “five foot six.” However, in a separate interview with Allure, she stated her height as “five feet five and a half.”

Her actual height is approximately 5ft 5in (165.1 cm)—right around the average height for English women. While she may not be the tallest actress in Hollywood, Miller effortlessly elongates her frame with an impeccable selection of high heels.

Sienna Miller exudes ethereal elegance at the Venice Film Festival Closing Ceremony on September 7, 2024, in a sheer lace Chloé dress, thigh-high Eve leather boots, and a statement gold-tone chain belt—yet still appears noticeably shorter next to Kevin Costner (Credit: Ipa / INSTARimages)

Whether she’s on the red carpet or spotted at a fashion event,...

Winning an Oscar is supposed to be the pinnacle, right? The ultimate stamp of approval, the golden ticket to prestige projects and paychecks. But how could it ever be that simple? There’s a long history of actors who, after basking in the glow of their Academy Award moment, have suddenly found themselves struggling to land roles, battling weird industry backlash, or – if they happen to be a woman – being deemed “too difficult” overnight.

Some just call it the Oscar curse, because Hollywood loves to anoint a star, but it also loves to tear one down. Having said that, there’s a rare breed of actors who not only win an Oscar but do it again. And again. So who are these titans of the Academy, the actors who didn’t just win but kept winning?

Robert De Niro in a still from Taxi Driver | Credits: Columbia Pictures 25. Elizabeth Taylor...

The Godfather of Harlem has his work cut out for him with a new rival in the first teaser trailer for Season 4 of the MGM+ series (premiering Sunday, April 13, with weekly episodes).

Rome Flynn (Chicago Fire, How to Get Away With Murder) joins the cast as gangster Frank Lucas, who has his eye on owning Harlem.

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Heavy is the head that wears the antler crown.

As if the teen survivors in Yellowjackets needed more drama in their lives, the series’ full Season 3 trailer — released Thursday — makes it seem as though newly minted Antler Queen Natalie might not be long for the throne.

Teen Shauna, in particular, seems invested in knocking her teammate out of the power position she acquired at the end of Season 2.. A little unhinged, no? (Though, in everyone’s defense, pretty much everything about their situation in the woods has become a little-to-a-lot unhinged.)

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One of the many reasons that Michael Caine is often cited as being one of the greatest actors of all-time is his ability to reinvent himself. Although Caine became a star thanks to his charismatic performances in Sleuth and Alfie, he was able to stay relevant to a younger generation thanks to the key roles he played in The Muppet Christmas Carol and the various films directed by Christopher Nolan. It is great to see that Caine was able to stay so active, but he did have to step away from some of the genres he was most closely associated with due to his advancing age; early on in his career, Caine played many military serviceman and morally ambiguous criminals. Hollywood does not often give the chance to older actors to get one last shot at the spotlight, but Caine gave one of his best performances ever in the gritty crime thriller Harry Brown,...

Charles Shyer, director of Father of the Bride and Baby Boom and cowriter of the Oscar-nominated Private Benjamin, died Friday, as Variety reports. He was 83. The cause of death was not disclosed.

“It’s with an indescribably heavy heart that we share the news of our beloved father, Charles Shyer’s passing,” his family said in a statement to Deadline. “His loss leaves an unfillable hole in our lives, but his legacy lives on through his children and the five decades of wonderful work he’s left behind. We honor...

Charles Shyer, the writer/director behind films like Private Benjamin, Father of The Bride (1991), and Father of the Bride Part II (1995) has died at the age of 83. Per Deadline, no cause of death was revealed.

The Meyers-Shyer family did provide a statement to Deadline about Shyer’s death that read: “It’s with an indescribably heavy heart that we share the news of our beloved father, Charles Shyer’s passing. His loss leaves an unfillable hole in our lives, but his legacy lives on through his children and the five decades of wonderful work he’s left behind. We honor the extraordinary life he led and know there will never be another quite like him.”

Shyer Was Nominated for an Oscar for Private Benjamin

Shyer earned an Oscar nomination in 1981 for writing on 1980’s Private Benjamin, which starred Goldie Hawn, an honor he shared with Nancy Meyers and Harvey Miller.

Charles Shyer, who was Oscar-nominated for co-writing “Private Benjamin” with Nancy Meyers and went on to direct a string of hit comedies including “Father of the Bride” and “Baby Boom,” died Friday. He was 83.

His family said in a statement to Deadline, “It’s with an indescribably heavy heart that we share the news of our beloved father, Charles Shyer’s passing. His loss leaves an unfillable hole in our lives, but his legacy lives on through his children and the five decades of wonderful work he’s left behind. We honor the extraordinary life he led and know there will never be another quite like him.”

After Shyer’s collaboration with Meyers, whom he married the same year as “Private Benjamin” was released, the pair were Oscar-nominated for original screenplay along with Harvey Miller, kicking off a fruitful professional and personal relationship that produced some of the 1980s and ’90s most successful comedies.

Charles Shyer, the writer and director behind some of the most memorable comedies of their eras, has passed away at the age of 83.

Charles Shyer’s first film credit – after penning episodes of The Odd Couple and Happy Days – came with 1977’s Smokey and the Bandit, lending to what would become a fast-paced, quip-filled comedy that would be one of the highest-grossing movies of the year. Shyer would garner more industry attention with the following year’s House Calls, sharing a WGA nomination.

He would go on to win a Writers Guild of America Award for Private Benjamin, which found Goldie Hawn as a privileged 20-something who joins the army. Shyer, along with a team that also included frequent collaborator and one-time wife Nancy Meyers, would be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.

While Private Benjamin would end up being Charles Shyer’s most defining work (it...

Charles Shyer, the director and Oscar-nominated writer who teamed with then-wife Nancy Meyers on such audience-pleasing, feel-good comedies as Private Benjamin, Irreconcilable Differences, Baby Boom and Father of the Bride, has died. He was 83.

Shyer died Friday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after a brief illness, his daughter Hallie Meyers-Shyer, writer and director of the 2017 Reese Witherspoon comedy Home Again, told The Hollywood Reporter.

The son of veteran assistant director Melville Shyer, one of the founders of the DGA, Shyer started out writing for sitcoms like The Odd Couple and The Partridge Family with then-partner Alan Mandel before they broke into the movies with the box office smash Smokey and the Bandit (1977), starring Burt Reynolds and Sally Field.

Shyer’s career skyrocketed when he joined forces with Meyers and Harvey Miller to pen the screenplay for Private Benjamin (1980), directed by Howard Zieff and featuring Goldie Hawn in her first big-screen starring role.

Oscar-nominated film director Charles Shyer, known for adding a funny touch to classic Hollywood films like “Private Benjamin” and “Father of the Bride,” has passed away at 83. He died on Friday, but the reason for his death has not been made public.

He died, and his family said, “His loss leaves an unfillable hole in our lives, but his legacy lives on through his children and the five decades of wonderful work he’s left behind.” Thank you for the wonderful life he lived. There will never be another person like him.

From the beginning, Shyer’s path in Hollywood seemed set in stone. He was born in Los Angeles to Lois Delaney and Melville Shyer, who worked as a production assistant and film director with D.W. Griffith. He started working in the movie business after going to UCLA to study. He started his career as an apprentice at the DGA.

Oscar nominated screenwriter, director, and producer Charles Shyer whose films include Private Benjamin, Baby Boom, and the 1991 remake of Father Of The Bride and its 1995 sequel Father Of The Bride II died Friday. No cause of death was given. He was 83.

The Meyers-Shyer family shared this statement with Deadline: “It’s with an indescribably heavy heart that we share the news of our beloved father, Charles Shyer’s passing. His loss leaves an unfillable hole in our lives, but his legacy lives on through his children and the five decades of wonderful work he’s left behind. We honor the extraordinary life he led and know there will never be another quite like him.”

Shyer’s Oscar nomination, as well as a WGA awards win, came for the original screenplay for 1980’s comedy hit, Private Benjamin starring Goldie Hawn which he co-wrote with Nancy Meyers and Harvey Miller. His next...

Michael Caine's perfect James Bond replacement, The Ipcress File, was unfortunately cut short by two back-to-back sequel flops. With more than 175 acting credits to his name, Caine has starred in classic movies such as The Man Who Would Be King (1975), Hannah and Her Sisters (1986), Get Carter (1971), and Alfie (1966). Caine is also celebrated for starring in several of Christopher Nolan's best movies, such as Interstellar, Inception, The Dark Knight, and The Prestige.

The Ipcress File was released in 1965 and starred Caine and a clever spy in London named Harry Palmer. The film was directed by Sidney J. Furie and also featured appearances by Nigel Green, Guy Doleman, Sue Lloyd, and Gordon Jackson. The Ipcress File received an impressive Rotten Tomatoes score of 97% matched with an audience score of 85%. The success and acclaim of the first film sparked two back-to-back sequels in 1966 and 1967, which tanked hard and essentially sunk the spy franchise.

On Monday 23 December 2024, BBC One broadcasts Celebrity Escape to the Country!

Alfie Boe Season 2 Episode 3 Episode Summary

In the upcoming episode of “Celebrity Escape to the Country,” West End superstar Alfie Boe takes a break from the stage to explore the beautiful countryside of Sussex. Joining him on this adventure is host Ginny Buckley, who will guide him through the house-hunting process. This episode promises to showcase the stunning landscapes and charming properties that Sussex has to offer.

Viewers can look forward to seeing Alfie Boe’s journey as he searches for the perfect home away from the hustle and bustle of city life. With Ginny’s expertise, they will visit various locations and discuss what makes each property unique. The episode highlights the appeal of rural living, especially for someone used to the vibrant atmosphere of the West End.

In addition to house-hunting, the episode features a fun twist...

Michael Caine is often regarded as one of the greatest actors of all time. Between winning two Best Supporting Actor Oscars for Hannah and Her Sisters and The Cider House Rules, giving a genuinely heartbreaking performance in The Muppet Christmas Carol, and making himself known to younger audiences thanks to his collaborations with Christopher Nolan, Caine has managed to be an icon within multiple generations. Caine’s big breakout came thanks to the 1966 romantic drama Alfie, which explored the challenges that come with being a womanizer in a darkly comedic way. Although the film was regarded as an untouchable British classic, the remake of Alfie was able to feel relevant thanks to the excellent performance by Jude Law.

Jude Law, the guest on this episode of The Hollywood Reporter’s Awards Chatter podcast, is an Englishman who has been one of the world’s finest screen actors for some 30 years.

Twice Oscar-nominated before he was even 30, first for his breakout supporting turn in 1999’s The Talented Mr. Ripley and then for his first major leading role in 2003’s Cold Mountain, both of which were directed by Anthony Minghella, he has also been directed by Clint Eastwood, David Cronenberg, Steven Spielberg, Sam Mendes, David O. Russell, Kenneth Branagh, Mike Nichols, Martin Scorsese, Joe Wright, Steven Soderbergh, Wes Anderson, Paolo Sorrentino and Brady Corbet, among others.

And now, at the age of 51, he is starring on the well-received Disney+ series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew, and has given what many regard as his finest performance yet as an FBI agent on the hunt for white nationalists in 1980s Idaho in Justin Kurzel...

Love is beautiful in many ways but it doesn’t take long for things to turn ugly. Something similar happened with The Girl (2012) actress, Sienna Miller. Things were going great for her when her status in the film industry began growing thanks to both her work and romantic relationship with actor Jude Law. The two met on the set of their film Alfie in 2003 and got engaged the next year.

Sienna Miller in Alfie (2004) | Credits: Paramount Pictures

But alas, their love story came to an unexpected and unfortunate end when the Sherlock Holmes (2009) actor admitted to cheating on Sienna Miller with the nanny of his kids. Sienna Miller has previously opened up about what it was like dating Jude Law thanks to the interference of the media.

Sienna Miller Gets Candid about the Lows of Her Relationship Sienna Miller and Jude Law in a still from Alfie | Credits: Paramount Pictures...

There’s nothing more disheartening for a movie fan than when you go see a movie with a bunch of your friends, and while you absolutely love the movie, when the lights come on, and you walk out, you realize your friends absolutely Hated it. Sometimes this is justified, such as when my group of buddies rightly accused me of being insane for loving Die Another Day. At other times, they’re dead wrong, such as when one of my best friends tried to convince me Rushmore was bad (believe it or not – this also happened at The Matrix – but with a different friend). Another time I was totally disheartened by the reaction of a group of friends was back in the fall of 2004 when a group of us went to see Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow on opening night.

Wait a second, some of you might be asking.

Jude Law might be one of the most acclaimed Hollywood stars of this era, with a BAFTA win and two Academy Award nominations under his belt, and yet there’s one movie that the actor claimed to regret through his filmography. Apparently, it’s the project where he met his former partner Sienna Miller.

Jude Law in a still from Alfie (2004) | image: Paramount Pictures

According to the actor’s interview with GQ, the 51-year-old recently cited Alfie as his career’s biggest regret. Claiming how he was already an esteemed star when he took on the “cheesy” role as the film’s lead, Law claimed to have failed to find a silver lining behind his decision, over the years.

Jude Law Admitted Starring in Alfie Was a ‘Bad Move’

Recently celebrating a career-high at the Venice Film Festival, Oscar-nominated star Jude Law sat for an interview with GQ. While discussing...

Way before Ferris Buller's Day Off creatively broke the boundaries of the fourth wall, dozens of significant movies creatively utilized the cinematic technique, but none can compare to the influence of the world's first Cockney film — 1966's Alfie. Adapted from the 1963 play by Bill Naughton, Alfie starred one of the most acclaimed British actors of all time, and came about during the rise of the “kitchen sink” realism movement, where protagonists depicted the domestic situations of working-class Brits.

Actor Jude Law is raising concerns about a disturbing trend in modern filmmaking: eliminating mid-budget films that stress storytelling above spectacle. As he prepares for his new Disney+ Star Wars series, Law has openly criticized the current film industry, which promotes big-budget franchises and streaming entertainment.

In recent interviews with the Associated Press and British GQ, the two-time Oscar contender discussed the changing landscape of film production. He cited his earlier works, such as “The Talented Mr. Ripley” (1999) and “Cold Mountain” (2003), as examples of subtle storytelling, which he believes is becoming increasingly rare.

“Giving the correct budget and time and patience to stories like that is absolutely at the heart of filmmaking,” Law pointed out. “Right now, there’s a gaping hole in the type of films being made.”

Law’s condemnation is not directed at big-budget productions. Instead, he emphasizes the distinct worth of mid-range films, which enable richer...

Despite roles in such major franchises as Harry Potter, MCU and most recently, Star Wars, Jude Law is nostalgic for a bygone era of Hollywood.

The 2x Oscar nominee, whose Disney+ series Star Wars: Skeleton Crew premieres Monday, recently reflected on his early years as an actor making mid-budget films, which he says currently represent “a gaping hole” in the entertainment industry.

“I mean, I feel very lucky that when I came into this business, they were making [mid-budget films],” Law told the Associated Press. “And some of those first films that I got to make with people like Anthony (Minghella), looking back now, it’s remarkable that we were allowed to get away with that. But it’s also an era, it’s a type of film and type of storytelling that I think we miss. Giving the correct kind of budget and time and patience to stories like that is...

Four months into his tenure as Prime Minister, Keir Starmer has faced mounting public disappointment, even prompting a petition demanding a fresh general election. And the petition, which has now earned over 2 million signatures, has also gained the backing of the retired Hollywood actor Michael Caine.

Michael Caine in The Dark Knight Trilogy | Credit: Warner Bros.

The Oscar-winning actor, celebrated for his iconic performances across a diverse range throughout his career, has taken the front row to voice his support for the movement and advocate for new elections.

Michael Caine Joins Growing Call for Fresh UK Elections as Petition Surpasses 2 Million Signatures

After Elon Musk, the legendary British actor Michael Caine has also shared his support for the ongoing petition calling for a fresh general election in the United Kingdom.

Michael Caine | Credit: Manfred Werner / Tsui/Cca By-sa 3.0/Wikimedia Commons

Known for his performances in classics like Get Carter, Alfie,...

Jude Law is an accomplished actor with a BAFTA win along with two Academy Award nominations, but there's one movie he stars in that he's really not proud of. Two decades after its release, Law has opened up about the regrets he feels for starring in the 2004 movie Alfie.

Alfie, which was inspired by the stage play and previous film adaptation starring Michael Caine, featured Law in the lead role of Alfie Elkins Jr., a womanizer who attempts to give monogamy a try. Marisa Tomei, Omar Epps, Nia Long, Sienna Miller, and Jane Krakowski also starred. The romantic dramedy was a dud, earning $35 million against a budget of $60 million. Its critical reception was mixed, with the film holding a rotten score of 48% on the Tomatometer on Rotten Tomatoes. Looking back at the movie's lack of success 20 years later, Law admitted to GQ it was the wrong move to star in Alfie,...

Sydney Sweeney’s got no problem getting real on-screen—like, really real. Her take? Nudity’s just part of the job, and she’s not about to stop now. Known for diving headfirst into her roles, Sweeney sees these bold choices as pure dedication to her craft. But embracing this open approach hasn’t come without a cost.

Sydney Sweeney herself has a net worth of $40 million | Image by Vogue Taiwan, licensed under Cc By 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

For every fan applauding her authenticity, there’s another critique in the mix. Still, Sweeney’s totally unfazed. She’s here to push boundaries and keep stuff raw, proving that for her, going all-in on-screen isn’t just fearless—it’s her artistic signature.

Sydney Sweeney Defends Onscreen Nudity and Navigates the Challenges of Typecasting Sienna Miller and Jude Law in Alfie | Credits: Paramount Pictures

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Despite his many memorable leading man performances over the years, Jude Law has at least one regret in his filmography.

The 2x Oscar nominee recently reflected on director Charles Shyer’s 2004 remake of Alfie as a “bad move” for his career following Academy Award-nominated performances in Cold Mountain (2003) and The Talented Mr. Ripley (1999).

“I was in a really strong position [at that time] because I’d just had another [Oscar] nomination on the back of Cold Mountain, and for Alfie to be the film I chose to do quite soon after that, I think was a bad move,” Law told British GQ.

After Michael Caine portrayed the titular playboy in the original 1966 film, followed by Alan Price in the 1975 sequel Alfie Darling, Law was left underwhelmed by an early screening of his own rendition.

“I just felt it hadn’t elevated [the material] and felt a little light, a little too cheesy,” he admitted. “I think...

In the late '90s and early 2000s, Jude Law was at the top of his game. Films like Gattaca and Existenz helped propel him into the limelight, and hed follow them up with The Talented Mr. Ripley and Cold Mountain. Those two movies earned him the only Academy Award nominations of his career thus far, and while most actors would choose their roles carefully after receiving such a prestigious honor, Law says he regrets the "cheesy" film he decided to do next: Alfie.

Released in 2004, Law starred in the romantic comedy as Alfie Elkins Jr., a womanizing limo driver who exploits his job to sleep with countless beauties, only to cause harm to those around him, such as his single-mom girlfriend (Marisa Tomei), and best friend (Omar Epps). In a recent interview with GQ, Law told the magazine that taking on the role first made famous by Michael Caine...

Jude Law admitted in an interview with GQ Magazine UK that it was a “bad move” to sign on to star in 2004’s “Alfie” after earning his second Oscar nomination. Law earned raves for “Cold Mountain” and competed for best actor at the Academy Awards. Then came “Alfie,” a remake of the 1966 film starring Michael Caine. The movie flopped at the box office and was mostly panned by critics.

“I was in a really strong position [at that time] because I’d just had another [Oscar] nomination on the back of ‘Cold Mountain,'” Law said, “and for ‘Alfie’ to be the film I chose to do quite soon after that, I think was a bad move. I just felt it hadn’t elevated [the material] and felt a little light, a little too cheesy. I think it was made for too much money, and I was probably paid too much money, which I underestimated at the time.

Jude Law’s most beloved character Mr. Napkin Head almost had a very different origin story.

While fans of Nancy Meyers’ 2006 “The Holiday” are well-versed in the lore of Law’s single father character donning a white napkin over his face and wearing glasses, it turns out that the bit was originally for an entirely different movie: “Alfie.”

Law told Variety that the Mr. Napkin Head scene was cut from the 2004 feature, and Meyers took inspiration from it.

“I’d actually done Mr. Napkin Head before,” Law says. “I did ‘Alfie’ with Charles Shyer, who had been married to Nancy Meyers. And Charles included Mr. Napkin Head in ‘Alfie,’ but the scene got cut. And then I did Nancy’s film, and Mr. Napkin Head was in that.”

“Alfie,” which was a remake of the Michael Caine-led original, starred Law as the titular ladies’ man who cheats on his...

I can’t keep up with him.

On a recent September afternoon, Jude Law is running away from the set of “Black Rabbit,” a Netflix miniseries where he plays a Manhattan nightclub owner who welcomes his troublemaker brother back into his life. Today’s setup, shot in the South Street Seaport, involves a flashback sequence between Law’s character and his scraggly sibling, played by Jason Bateman. Law and I are supposed to meet in the lobby of a hotel after the scene wraps, but filming goes over, and his assistant, Ryan, texts me that Law wants to talk to me as he walks to his trailer a few blocks away. But by the time I make it outside, he’s already a distant figure on the horizon.

Is he that man in blue? “No, he’s in the gray,” Ryan says. “He’s fucking quick.” Unless we sprint — and...

Last month, we were so excited to learn that Netflix would be bringing not one but two of Emily Henry's most popular bestsellers to life. While Jennifer Lopez will be producing a series adaptation of Happy Place for Netflix, the streamer will also be adapting People We Meet on Vacation as a movie. The film's leading stars have already been set, and now we're learning who's joined the cast.

In the leading roles as the book's main characters Poppy Wright and Alex Nilsen, People We Meet on Vacation will star Emily Bader and Tom Blyth. Both are rising stars and excellent choices for these characters. Bader and Blyth will be joined by four familiar faces that we have all definitely watched in various Netflix movies and shows before.

On Sept. 18, Netflix announced that Sarah Catherine Hook, Jameela Jamil, Lucien Laviscount, and Lukas Gage have booked their ticket for this vacation!

Spoiler Alert: This piece contains spoilers for Emily in Paris season 4 part 1.

Emily Cooper (Lily Collins) has made her choice between Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount).

The third episode of Emily in Paris season 4 watched she and Gabriel get together at the Heartbreak Ball, a masquerade event promoting Antoine’s (William Abadie) new perfume that he needs to sell amid his divorce from Catherine (Charley Fouquet). They share a very Bridgerton-like carriage ride away from the event, determined to make the most of the moment, but the second half of the show still awaits, with plenty of unraveling cliffhangers that set up for more chaos.

“I did want to make it satisfying. I did want to give them a moment of really finding each other and feeling that spark that’s always been between them and getting to have some really lovely moments together, but at the same time,...

Warning: Spoilers ahead from Emily in Paris season 4 part 1.

Emily might have made her big romantic decision in Emily in Paris season 4 part 1, but there's still a lot more story to tell in the second part of the season. Following the drop of season 4's first five episodes on Aug. 15, the remaining five episodes will arrive on Sept. 12 and take Emily to Rome.

The big trip to Italy wasn't teased in season 4 part 1, but Netflix teased Emily's Roman holiday before cameras even started rolling on season 4, and paparazzi cameras later caught Lily Collins filming scenes in the city with a man who was neither Gabriel nor Alfie. Suspicious!

When Netflix released first-look photos from Emily in Paris season 4 and revealed a slew of new characters viewers have yet to meet in part 2, the mystery man was revealed by be a character named Marcello played by Eugenio Franceschini. Is Marcello going...

Warning: Major Spoilers ahead from Emily in Paris season 4 part 1.

After an almost two-year wait, Emily in Paris season 4 has arrived with its first batch of episodes on Thursday, Aug. 15. The hit Netflix original romantic comedy series has quite the long list of questions to answer from the state of Emily's relationships with both Alfie and Gabriel, Gabriel's status with Camille, and oh, yeah, just that little plot twist about Camille's pregnancy.

As the trailer for season 4 part 1 teased, Emily's still caught in between her feelings for Alfie and Gabriel, though she's open to the idea of being single and letting in new possibilities. But after watching the first five episodes of season 4, one of those new possibilities happens to be making a big romantic decision in the complicated love triangle.

Not only does Emily in Paris season 4 part 1 offer clarity in the Emily-Alfie-Gabriel-Camille situation, but there's two bombshell secrets...

Emily Cooper's chemistry with Gabriel and Alfie intensifies in Season 4 - Part 1. The season 3 finale wedding's fallout is explored thoroughly. Major secrets emerge, jeopardizing a character's dreams.

Emily in Paris is another Netflix series that follows the streamer's somewhat recent release strategy for popular shows. Like projects such as Stranger Things and You before it, Emily in Paris season 4 is divided into two parts, with the second releasing almost exactly one month after the first. The strategy mostly works, even though the series' episodes are not that long to warrant the divide, and Emily in Paris Season 4 - Part 1 has the perfect cutting-off point to set up many debates in the month it takes for Part 2 to arrive.

Emily in Paris

Cast Phillippine Leroy-Beaulieu, Bruno Gouery, Lily Collins, Camille Razat, Samuel Arnold, Lucas Bravo, Ashley ParkRelease Date October 2, 2020Seasons 3Genres Drama, Romance, ComedyStreaming Service(s) NetflixWriters Darren StarDirectors Andrew...

Emily is back, and Netflix promises she’s ready to chic things up.

Emily in Paris‘ long-awaited fourth season finally has a trailer (below). The season will put one stiletto in front of the other to walk the path set out by some of the streamer’s other biggest hits (Stranger Things, Cobra Kai and Bridgerton, to name a few) and will get a split-season release. Part one releases five episodes on Aug. 15, followed by part two’s five episodes hitting Sept. 12.

Season three left the hit show starring Lily Collins as Emily Cooper with a series of lingering bombshell reveals for Emily (involving a love triangle between Lucas Bravo’s Gabriel and Lucien Laviscount’s Alfie) and the rest of the cast. The trailer sees the protagonist of the comedy trying to move on after season three’s revelations and may find her circling around to a big decision by season’s end.

Our journey through Michael Caine’s 80s work reaches one of his best: Educating Rita, co-starring a powerhouse Julie Walters in the title role.

Michael Caine showed no sign of slowing down as he entered his third decade as a leading man. The 1980s would see him win his first Academy Award (Hannah And Her Sisters), tackle new genres such as horror (The Hand) and shark-based revenge movie (Jaws The Revenge) while continuing to work with interesting new auteurs like Brian De Palma (Dressed to Kill) as well as old friends from classic Hollywood such as John Huston (Escape To Victory).

Film by film, I’ll be taking a look at Caine’s 1980s filmography to see what hidden gems I can unearth alongside the more familiar classics…

Spoilers for Educating Rita ahead…

Directed by: Lewis Gilbert

Tagline: Frank Bryant is a professor of literature. And Rita is his newest student.

Looking back to his claim to fame following 1999’s The Talented Mr. Ripley, Jude Law is “proud” of how he handled all the extra attention and scrutiny.

The Oscar-nominated actor had already landed several movie and theater roles early in his career, but it was the Anthony Minghella-directed movie, in which he starred alongside Matt Damon and Gwyneth Paltrow, that truly changed his life.

“It was just a wonderful period of my life,” Law recently told People magazine. “It felt like everything I’d hoped acting and that career could provide was happening.”

He added of the film, “The success, or the response it got, was life-changing. Really.”

While Law initially relished in his newfound Hollywood fame, he quickly realized some of the negative sides of the spotlight — the extra eyes on his private life.

“I think there was an expectation suddenly and attention to choices I was making,...

"I didn't feel like I really ever leaned into playing handsome," said Jude Law, speaking to DuJour in 2024. "[...] I was trying to play against my looks in my early 20s, and now that I'm saggy and balding, I wish I had played it up."

He's got a point. A survey of the English actor's roles after becoming a bigger name in the '90s reveals that he rarely played good-looking stand-up guys when he was younger. Not only that, but on those occasions where he did lean into his natural beauty, he would often play some kind of cad (like he did in "The Talented Mr. Ripley" and "Alfie") or a character whose insecure, selfish behavior makes it difficult to appreciate his gorgeous features (like in "Closer" and "I Heart Huckabees"). "A.I. Artificial Intelligence" even went so far as to weaponize Law's looks by making them artificial and plastic-y...

Jude Law is ready to be challenged by screenwriter Justin Kuritzkes.

Law shared in an interview with Vanity Fair that he is set to work with “Challengers” scribe Kuritzkes on a Mike Nichols-inspired film.

“I’m developing a project with Justin Kuritzkes, who just wrote ‘Challengers,'” Law said. “The thing that bonded us was Mike Nichols. I said, ‘I think this is a Mike Nichols film.’ He was like, ‘Well, you would know.’ He felt the same when he went into ‘Challengers.'”

While Law kept the details of their upcoming project under wraps, he did reveal there would be a “sexual-social intercourse” element, much like in tense love triangle dramedy “Challengers” and late filmmaker Nichols’ famed works. Nichols directed Law in the 2004 romantic quadrangle drama “Closer.”

“If you’re true, if you get the tone right, there is something about that kind of intelligence and honest and...

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Sienna Miller made her acting breakthrough in 2004 with her role in the British crime film Layer Cake with Daniel Craig and the 2004 film Alfie alongside Jude Law. She has had an illustrious acting career spanning two decades of movies and television work.

Sienna Miller looking glamorous in a shimmery Gucci embroidered lace gown with a faux fur coat and platform heels at the 2021 Met Gala (Credit: Guerin Charles / Abaca USA / INSTARimages)

The actress and model was born in New York...

Sienna Miller has been a consistent performer ever since her breakthrough roles in Matthew Vaughn’s Layer Cake and Alfie. She impressed critics and audiences with her performances playing real-life people in Factory Girl, The Edge of Love, and The Girl, while also starring in award-winning films such as Foxcatcher and American Sniper.

Sienna Miller in The Edge of Love | Lionsgate

Like most actors and actresses in the industry in the early 2000s, everyone was doing their best to impress Harvey Weinstein who was the most powerful and influential producer at the time. Getting his approval meant a stable Hollywood career and Miller believed that his constant abuses at her were a form of tough love, which she felt was a badge of honor.

Sienna Miller Felt Inaugurated After Being Shouted At By Harvey Weinstein

Sienna Miller and Jude Law in Alfie | Paramount Pictures

Harvey Weinstein had a lot of...

Meeting John Wayne led to Michael Caine's surprising career advice tip: talk low, talk slow, and don't say too much. John Wayne advised Caine to never wear suede shoes after he had a hilarious encounter involving a starstruck man and urine. The advice came during a turning point in Caine's career as his fame was growing, spurred by his performance in the hit movie Alfie.

A surprising encounter with John Wayne led to Michael Caine receiving some unexpected career advice from a Hollywood icon. Having been active in the movie industry since the 1950s, it's not necessarily surprising that over the course of his long career, Caine has crossed paths with a long list of A-list actors, many of which being stars from Hollywood's past.

Among those are Harry Andrews, Laurence Olivier, Angie Dickinson, Shirley MacLaine, James Caan, and even John Wayne. Many were actors Caine worked with professionally,...

What will you ask the brilliant actor, author, cake decorator and star of new film A Family Affair?

Jane Asher has been on our screens for almost 73 years – her first role was aged five, in Mandy, and she turns 78 on 5 May. But it was aged 17 she really shot to big screen prominence, opposite Vincent Pryce in The Masque of the Red Death.

Then, two years later, in 1966, came Alfie, in which she plays a hitchhiker who becomes the latest in Michael Caine’s litany of conquests; in 1970 she was the lead in Jerzy Skolimowski’s suburban psychodrama Deep End.

Actress Sienna Miller (“Horizon: An American Saga”) poses for the Twinset Spring and Summer 2024 wardrobe campaign, photographed by Daniel Jackson:

Prior to a professional acting career, Miller worked as a print model for Coca-Cola, Italian Vogue and appeared in the 2003 Pirelli Calendar.

Signing with Pepe Jeans London, Miller was featured in their March 2006 campaign and continues to design a fashion line for them today.

February 2009, Miller became 'ambassador' for the fragrance Boss Orange women's perfume.

In 2001, she appeared in the feature "South Kensington" followed by a recurring role in the one-season, episodic TV drama "Keen Eddie". In 2004 Miller had a supporting role in the remake of "Alfie".

This was followed by playing the female lead in "Casanova". In 2006 she starred as 'Edie Sedgwick' in the bio-pic "Factory Girl".

In 2007, Miller appeared in 3 films including "Stardust", "Interview" and "Camille". In 2008 Miller co-starred with Keira Knightley in "The Edge of Love...

Actress Sienna Miller (“Horizon: An American Saga”) poses for the new Twinset Spring Summer 2024 ad campaign, photographed by Daniel Jackson:

Prior to a professional acting career, Miller worked as a print model for Coca-Cola, Italian Vogue and appeared in the 2003 Pirelli Calendar.

Signing with Pepe Jeans London, Miller was featured in their March 2006 campaign and continues to design a fashion line for them today.

February 2009, Miller became 'ambassador' for the fragrance Boss Orange women's perfume.

In 2001, she appeared in the feature "South Kensington" followed by a recurring role in the one-season, episodic TV drama "Keen Eddie". In 2004 Miller had a supporting role in the remake of "Alfie".

This was followed by playing the female lead in "Casanova". In 2006 she starred as 'Edie Sedgwick' in the bio-pic "Factory Girl".

In 2007, Miller appeared in 3 films including "Stardust", "Interview" and "Camille". In 2008 Miller co-starred with Keira Knightley in "The Edge of Love...

Christopher Nolan has earned numerous accolades for his work in the cinema. He recently took home his maiden Academy Award. And, now he is about to get a whole new honor that only a few can boast of.

Christopher Nolan on a film set. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/HellaCinema

Start calling him Sir Christopher Nolan from now onwards. The Oscar-winning filmmaker and his wife producer Emma Thomas are to receive a knighthood and damehood for their services to the movie industry.

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Nolan and Thomas have collaborated on all of his major feature films, including The Dark Knight trilogy, 2010’s Inception, 2014’s Interstellar, 2017’s Dunkirk, and 2020’s Tenet. However, Nolan is not the only member of The Dark Knight trilogy to receive this honor from the Royal family.

Director Yorgos Lanthimos’ “female Frankenstein” story Poor Things, which stars Emma Stone (Cruella), is a Golden Globe winner and it’s in the running for multiple BAFTAs and Oscars – and soon we’ll be able to watch it in the comfort of our own homes. Searchlight Pictures has announced they’ll be giving Poor Things a digital release on February 27th, with a Blu-ray and DVD release to follow on March 12th.

Scripted by Tony McNamara and based on a novel by Alasdair Gray (pick up a copy Here), Poor Things is described as being the incredible tale and fantastical evolution of Bella Baxter (Emma Stone), a young woman brought back to life by the brilliant and unorthodox scientist Dr. Godwin Baxter. Under Baxter’s protection, Bella is eager to learn. Hungry for the worldliness she is lacking, Bella runs off with Duncan Wedderburn, a slick and debauched lawyer, on...

It’s Oscar night 1987, Jeff Bridges and Sigourney Weaver are dressed up all fancy, ready to tear open that majestic envelope and read the name of the best supporting actor of the year. The competition was tough but when but the victor of the night was that of Sir Michael Caine for his wonderful performance in the Woody Allen flick Hannah and Her Sisters. The audiences erupted with applause as they celebrated Mr. Caine’s triumphant Oscar glory. But then silence nothing… the actor is nowhere to be found. Where could he be? What event could drag him away from this ceremony? Unfortunately, it would turn out the Michael Caine was stuck in the furious jaws of Universal and was out battling stupid sharks instead. That’s right, Michael Caine missed this Oscars because of Jaws: The Revenge. Was it worth it? Of the universally panned sharkie fourquel, Michael Caine said,...

With the Screen-to-Stage-back to Screen adaptation of Mean Girls landing in first place this weekend, we wanted to know what film based on a play has been your favorite? Are Oscar winning musicals such as Chicago or Amadeus your favorite? Maybe the classics like Grease or Little Shop of Horrors are more your speed? Or perhaps a nice court room drama such as A Few Good Men ranks number one for you? If you don’t see your favorite listed click the “Other” button and let us know what your favorite is in the comments.

Favorite Stage-to-Screen AdaptationCasablanca (1943)West Side Story (1961)My Fair Lady (1964)The Sound of Music (1965)A Man For All Seasons (1966)Oliver! (1968)Amadeus (1984)Driving Miss Daisy (1989)Chicago (2002)Alfie (1966)American Buffalo (1996)Annie (1982)Annie Get Your Gun (1950)A Bronx Tale (1993)Bug (2007)Cabaret (1972)Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (1958)Children of a Lesser God (1986)Closer (2004)The Crucible (1996)Cyrano (2021)Dear Evan Hansen...