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Daily Record
29-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
Netflix confirms The Gentlemen season two as Maya Jama set to join star studded cast
Netflix has announced that a second season of Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen will be coming soon wit the Love Island presenter set to make her debut in the show. Netflix has confirmed that The Gentlemen is returning for a second season with a number of new famous faces being added to the star studded cast, including Love Island presenter Maya Jama. The Guy Ritchie drama, branded a mashup between Downton Abbey and Peaky Blinders, is based on the director's 2019 film of the same name. The first season became one of the streaming platform's biggest hits when it dropped in 2024 with Theo James, Kaya Scodelario and Ray Winstone playing the lead roles. The Gentleman sees James and Scodelario play Eddie Halstead and Susie Glass, who are thrust together after James inherits land that's been co-opted by a weed growing empire ran by Susie's father, Bobby Glass, played by Winstone. Susie is the de facto head of the business while Bobby is in prison. Netflix has confirmed that James, Scodelario and Daniel Ings will all be returning to their roles for the highly anticipated second season. They will be returning alongside cast members Winstone, Vinnie Jones, Jasmine Blackborow, Michael Vu, Harry Goodwins, Ruby Sear, Pearce Quigley and Giancarlo Esposito. Meanwhile, Maya Jama is set to be the latest addition to the star studded cast. The Love Island presenter made her acting debut in Katherine Ryan's Netflix series The Duchess, playing a girl-next door role named Sandra for two episodes. The Gentlemen is understood to be her second acting role although details about her character in the show are yet to be revealed. Jama, 30, rose to fame as a DJ on Rinse Fm and a presenter on MTV. She then went on to front award shows and in 2023, she landed the presenting role on ITV'S Love Island. Also joining the cast for season two will be The Agency star Hugh Bonneville, Dune's Benjamin Clementine, The Leopard's Benedetta Porcaroli, Conclave's Sergio Castellito, Another Simple Favour's Michele Morrone, Tell Me Everything's Tyler Conti and Dune: Part Two's Amra Mallassi. During the last season, Eddie and Susie's undeniable chemistry was noted by fans, with many enjoying the intense aspect of their relationship. Other fans recalled a flashback scene in which the pair are seen dancing with their faces extremely close to one another, with many believing Ritchie was subtly hinting at a romantic history between them. Season two will pick up one year after Eddie and Susan joined forces to team up on Bobby's criminal empire overseas. As they strive to expand their enterprise, the choices Bobby is making seem to be increasingly unsound, and Eddie and Susie must decide whether to take action or risk losing it all. Guy Ritchie announced the news of the forthcoming season in a statement which read: 'I am delighted to return to set for season two of The Gentlemen. This chapter sees a deliberate expansion, both geographically and thematically, as we journey from the English countryside to the Italian lakes.' 'Eddie and Susie find themselves navigating an increasingly volatile empire as they're besieged on all fronts by an influx of enigmatic new players. "The stakes are heightened, the power dynamics are more precarious, and I'm thrilled to be collaborating once again with this exceptional cast and crew.'
India.com
28-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet actor who gave three disasters back to back, yet his fee was more than Amitabh Bachchan, has net worth of Rs 1650 crore
There are many such actors in the film industry, who have made a tremendous identity for themselves in the industry and among their fans on the basis of their strong acting. But there have also been such actors, who worked hard but failed to make a mark. Today we are going to tell you about one such mega flop actor of Bollywood, whose fees were more than the superstar of the century Amitabh Bachchan, but despite this, he could not give a single hit and today he has disappeared from Bollywood. He never achieved the position in Bollywood that he had desired when he started his career. But as soon as he stepped into South cinema, his luck changed and he became a megastar in South. We are talking about Chiranjeevi, the soul of South cinema. He worked in only 3 films in Bollywood – 'Pratibandh', 'Aaj Ka Gundaraj' and 'The Gentleman'. But all three films proved to be big flops at the box office, which made him a flop hero of Bollywood, but he got tremendous recognition in South. His identity could not be strengthened in Hindi films, but he won the hearts of people in the South industry with his strong acting and style. He became so popular there that people started treating him like God. Chiranjeevi had a series of hit films in the 90s. He gave 14 superhit films in that era, which made him the biggest superstar of the South. Not only this, his popularity increased so much at that time that he was considered equal to Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan. According to reports, today Chiranjeevi charges up to 70 crores for a film. If we talk about his total net worth, it is said to be around 1650 crores. At the same time, the total net worth of his Konidela family is believed to be around 4000 crores. He has become not just an actor but an icon. He has proved that if there is hard work and dedication, then one can make a mark in any industry. The love and status that South Cinema gave him is no less than a dream.
Daily Mail
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
A-List movie star, 48, shocks fans with his chiselled torso as he goes shirtless while grabbing a coffee in LA - can YOU guess who it is?
One of Hollywood's biggest stars stunned onlookers earlier this week, as he showed off his shirtless physique while grabbing a coffee in Los Angeles. Colin Farrell showed of his chiselled torso as he enjoyed the low-key outing, which was posted by a fan on TikTok. The Irish born actor, 48, cut a low-key figure as he headed out solo, before stopping to send a text. Posting a clip of the surprise sighting, a fan captioned the post: 'Living in LA is so wild because why was I craving a coffee and I got...' with the photo of Colin. One fan begged for a similar interaction and said 'may this type of celebrity sighing find me'. From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the Daily Mail's new Showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The sighting comes after The Gentleman actor shared a heartfelt message about placing his adult disabled son into care. He explaining that he wants to ensure his son's care is properly managed while he and his ex-partner are still alive, and to provide him with a strong sense of community. The actor previously explained how son James, 21, was heartbreakingly misdiagnosed with cerebral palsy before doctors eventually confirmed he was suffering from Angelman syndrome. Angelman syndrome, a rare genetic disorder that primarily affects the nervous system, causes severe physical and intellectual disability. Speaking to Candis Magazine, Colin revealed he and his ex Kim Bordenave have made a decision and plan to settle James into a long-term care facility. He said: 'It's tricky, some parents will say: "I want to take care of my child myself." And I respect that. 'But my horror would be... What if I have a heart attack tomorrow, and, God forbid, James' mother, Kim, has a car crash and she's taken too – and then James is on his own? 'Then he's a ward of the state and he goes where? We'd have no say in it.' He and Kim are hoping to 'find somewhere we like where he can go now, while we're still alive and healthy, that we can go and visit, and we can take him out sometimes'. Colin continued: 'We want him to find somewhere where he can have a full and happy life, where he feels connected.' The Phone Booth actor previously discussed his first-born son's condition and said medical advice was sought after James missed developmental milestones and struggled to sit up or crawl as a baby. Colin explained how many sufferers of the rare syndrome are often misdiagnosed with cerebral palsy due to both conditions having similar symptoms. He told People: '[James] couldn't sit up. He wasn't crawling. I think he was a year and a half when we took him to get really checked out, and he was diagnosed as having cerebral palsy.' Cerebral palsy is the name for a set of conditions affecting movement and co-ordination stemming from a problem with the brain that takes place before, during or soon after birth. Difficulty speaking, swallowing or seeing — along with learning difficulties — can also be symptoms. Colin said: 'It was a common misdiagnosis, because it shared a lot of the same characteristics. And that was a downer for sure.' The Oscar nominee revealed that, when James was only about two and a half years old, a pediatric neurologist suggested he be tested for Angelman syndrome. Recalling the moment he received the diagnosis, he shared: 'I remember the first two questions I asked were, "What's the life expectancy and how much pain is involved?" 'And the doctor said, "Life expectancy, as far as we can tell, is the same for you and for me, and pain, no."' A doctor had noticed an unusual symptom that prompted him to test for Angelman syndrome. The actor is now launching the Colin Farrell Foundation to provide support, education, and advocacy for adults with intellectual disabilities. 'This is the first time I've spoken about it, and obviously the only reason I'm speaking is I can't ask James if he wants to do this,' he said. The proud dad stated that his eldest son 'has worked so hard all his life, so hard'. He said: 'Repetition, repetition, balance, his jerky gait. When he started feeding himself for the first time, his face looks like a Jackson Pollock by the end of it. But he gets it in, he feeds himself beautifully. I'm proud of him every day, because I just think he's magic.' Colin also described watching his son take his first steps just before his fourth birthday. Detailing the 'profound' moment to People, Colin said: 'I knew they [James's carers] were working on walking. And I stood over there, and she let him go, and he just came to [me].
India.com
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet actor whose three Bollywood films were disasters, his fee was more than Amitabh Bachchan's, today his net worth is Rs 1,650 crore, he is…
Everyone dreams of becoming a lead hero in cinema, but this dream comes true for only a few people. If becoming a superstar is written in one's fate, then no one can stop them. The same happened with a superstar who stepped into Bollywood, but could not achieve the status of a superstar there. But he earned a lot of name in South cinema and ruled the hearts of fans there. Today his net worth is Rs 1650 crore. This superstar is none other than mega star Chiranjeevi. he did only three films in Bollywood, and all three of them were a disaster. These films were: Pratibandh, Aaj Ka Gundaraj and The Gentleman. He had a lot of luck in South cinema. In the 1990s, Chiranjeevi gave many hit films and gave tough competition to Amitabh Bachchan. He became one of the highest paid actors in that era. Chiranjeevi worked in more than 150 films and won 10 Filmfare and four Nandi Awards for his brilliant performance. For the unversed, Chiranjeevi, carries a huge stardom in South industry specially in Tollywood belt, he has large number of fans from Tamil Nadu, Kerala, and even Karnataka. According to media reports, Chiranjeevi gave 14 consecutive hit films in the South in the 1990s and became a superstar. Some reports claim that his fees at that time were even higher than Amitabh Bachchan's. According to a report in 'The Week' magazine, while Amitabh Bachchan used to get Rs 1 crore for a film, Chiranjeevi used to get Rs 1.25 crore per film. Talking about his net worth, it is Rs 1650 crore, while the total wealth of his Konidela family is said to be around Rs 4000 crore.
Yahoo
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Spanish Titles at This Year's Marché du Film
In addition to Spain's strong presence in Cannes' competition sections this year, the country has numerous high-profile titles looking to woo buyers at the Marché du Film. Below, we look at some of the most intriguing titles set for this year's market. 'Away,' Gerard Oms More from Variety Robert De Niro Unveils First Footage of New Documentary About His Dad, His Own Fatherhood Journey and Mortality: 'It's Not Essential That I See the Final Thing' Cannes Film Market and Consumer Technology Assn. Launch CES Innovation Award Spain's Big Shoot Scene Remains Resilient, Despite Global Headwinds Produced by Zabriskie Films (Spain) and Revolver Amsterdam (Netherlands), 'Away' is a Spanish-Dutch co-production shot entirely in the Netherlands. It employs a naturalistic and neorealist tone to portray the story of a Spanish immigrant adrift in Northern Europe. The film stars Spanish A-lister Mario Casas. Sales: Latido Films 'Deaf,' Eva Libertad Berlin's Panorama Audience Awardwinner 'Deaf,' produced by Distinto Films, Nexus CreaFilms and A Contracorriente Films, addresses motherhood through the lens of the deaf community. It is one of the first Spanish features to fully center the experience of a deaf woman, starring Álvaro Cervantes and Libertad's sister Miriam Garlo. The film promotes accessibility in its storytelling and production choices. Sales: Latido Films 'The Footballest: The Pirate's Treasure Mystery,' Miguel Ángel Lamata Produced by Chester Media Producciones, Wandermoon, Misterio Pirata AIE and Take One, this live-action feature is adapted from a best-selling children's book series. It was developed as a major family entertainment property targeting both Spanish-speaking and international markets, with a vibrant ensemble cast led by Joaquín Reyes and Arturo Valls. Sales: Filmax 'Gaua (The Night),' Paul Urkijo Produced by Irusoin, Ikusgarri Films and Vilaüt Films, with Gaua AIE, this Basque fantasy-horror film uses rural mythological elements to evoke the 17th-century witch trials. Paul Urkijo, acclaimed for 'Errementari' and 'Irati,' once again crafts a uniquely regional cinematic universe combining folklore and psychological terror. Sales: Filmax 'The Gentleman,' Luis Gabriel Beristáin Produced by Esto También Pasará and SDB Films, this Spanish-Mexican co-production features 'Hellboy' actor Ron Perlman. Shot between Spain and Latin America, 'The Gentleman' combines noir influences with modern-day social commentary, focusing on the emotional toll of violence and loss. Sales: Film Factory 'God Sees It' ('Dios lo ve'), Alex Guimerà and Guillem Ventura A feature documentary produced by a consortium of Spanish cultural institutions and production houses, including support from RTVE and 3CAT. God Sees It profiles the provocative, cross-disciplinary career of Oscar Tusquets Blanca, blending interviews with major Spanish creatives like Salvador Dalí and Antonio López. Sales: Feel Sales 'The Harvester' ('Sacamantecas'), David Pérez Sañudo Produced by La Claqueta and Amania Films, 'The Harvester' is a period thriller inspired by historical true crime. Set in the 1870s, the production recreated the city of Vitoria's old quarters with meticulous attention to historical accuracy, featuring Antonio de la Torre in a major starring role. Sales: Latido Films 'Lionel,' Carlos Saiz A Spanish-French co-production led by Bluconic Films, Blur, Icónica and Promenades Films. 'Lionel' is an intimate road movie shot across Spain and France. Its minimalist production mirrors the emotional distance of the father-son journey, and it benefited from support by ICAA (Spain) and the CNC (France). Sales: Sideral 'Our Father, Our President,' Manuel Huerga This Spanish political drama, centered on Jordi Pujol's scandal, combines dramatic reconstructions with historical context. It is produced by Last Minute AIE, Minoria Absoluta, Vilaüt Films and Lastor Media. The project involved extensive research and close collaboration with Catalan historians to ensure authenticity. Sales: Filmax 'The Portuguese House,' Avelina Prat An intimate drama produced by Distinto Films (Spain), O Som e a Fúria (Portugal) and Jaibo Films (Spain). 'The Portuguese House' was shot largely on location in rural Portugal, highlighting local landscapes and architecture. The project received support from Spain's ICAA and Portugal's ICA. Sales: Bendita Film Sales 'The Redemption,' Daniel Guzmán Filmed in Madrid and opening the Malaga Festival, 'The Redemption' reflects the housing crisis that has affected many Spanish inner cities, one of the most popular topics of conversation in Spain today. The film's semi-documentary style captures the gritty reality of economic dislocation. The feature is produced by El Niño Producciones, Aquí y Allí Films, La Mirada Oblicua and Romania's Avanpost. Sales: Film Factory 'The Talent,' Polo Menárguez Produced by the Mediapro Studio and Reposado, 'The Talent' offers a sharp social critique wrapped in a coming-of-age drama. The film combines veteran talent with rising Spanish stars like 'Élite' standout Ester Expósito, aiming at both a youth and prestige audience. 'TheGood Boss' director Fernando León de Aranoa serves as co-screenwriter and producer. Sales: Film Factory 'Los Tigres,' Alberto Rodríguez One of the most ambitious films coming from Spain this year, backed by Movistar Plus+, Kowalski Films, Feelgood Media, Le Pacte and Mazagón Films AIE, 'Los Tigres' is set on theAndalusian coast. Shot often underwater, it uses specialized diving cinematography to tell a story of familial loyalty and crime amid the economic collapse of traditional industries. Sales: Film Factory 'The Van' ('La Furgo'), Eloy Calvo Campos 'The Van,' a live-action departure from the traditionally animation-focused studio Teidees Audiovisuals, tells a father-daughter survival story on the outskirts of Barcelona. The film was independently financed and shot using a stripped-down, verité style. Sales: Sideral 'Who Wants to Marry an Astronaut?' David Matamoros This romantic comedy was shot across the U.S. and Spain and leverages a strong Latin American co-production structure to broaden its reach across different territories. Companies included in the multi-territory production include Mr. Miyagi Films (Spain), Mother Superior (Uruguay) and Sombracine (Argentina). The film has scored upbeat sales already. Sales: Feel Sales 'The 47,' Marcel Barrena Produced by The Mediapro Studio, 'The 47' became the highest-grossing Catalan-language film in over 40 years. A story about urban transport reform, it used historical recreations of 1970s Barcelona and received multiple Goya nominations, and shared a best picture win. Sales: The Mediapro Studio Best of Variety New Movies Out Now in Theaters: What to See This Week Emmy Predictions: Talk/Scripted Variety Series - The Variety Categories Are Still a Mess; Netflix, Dropout, and 'Hot Ones' Stir Up Buzz Oscars Predictions 2026: 'Sinners' Becomes Early Contender Ahead of Cannes Film Festival
