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The Guardian
29-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
My Best Friend's Wedding 2: Celine Song to write sequel to hit comedy
A sequel to 1997 comedy My Best Friend's Wedding is in the works with Celine Song tapped to write the screenplay. According to Collider, the playwright turned writer-director, who broke out with Oscar-nominated drama Past Lives, has reportedly been hired by Sony as the film enters early development. News of the film recently circulated when one of its stars Dermot Mulroney teased that there is 'talk of a sequel' and that 'lawyers were talking' while promoting Netflix drama series The Hunting Wives. The original film starred Julia Roberts as a meddling food critic who decides to break up her best friend's wedding because of her feelings for him. It also starred Cameron Diaz and Rupert Everett and made just under $300m at the global box office. Roberts has previously expressed interest in reprising the role. The actor was last seen on the big screen in romantic comedy Ticket to Paradise and this year will lead Luca Guadagnino's provocative thriller After the Hunt. She will then be seen in paranoid thriller Panic Carefully with Elizabeth Olsen. Song scored a best original screenplay Oscar nomination for Past Lives and recently followed it up with Materialists, a romantic comedy drama starring Dakota Johnson and Chris Evans. The Guardian's Adrian Horton called it 'as beguiling as it is frustrating' in a three-star review. She has also been attached to a HBO series about the world of e-sports. The sequel joins a number of other follow-ups to films from the 1990s. This month saw both the release of underperforming slasher reboot I Know What You Did Last Summer in cinemas and Adam Sandler's Happy Gilmore 2 on Netflix, next month sees the launch of comedy sequel Freakier Friday, a TV series extension of Clueless is currently in development at Peacock and a seventh Scream film hits the big screen next year.
Indian Express
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Julia Roberts shares rare photos with husband Danny Moder, celebrating 23rd wedding anniversary: ‘The Fun continues'
American actor Julia Roberts and her husband, Danny Moder, just marked 23 years of marriage. The duo kept it low-key and later shared rare sneak peeks with fans, giving a glimpse into their happy married life. The Pretty Woman star posted a picture on her Instagram handle, showing the couple camping as they celebrated their big day and another milestone together. Roberts and Moder first met in 2000 on the sets of The Mexican, and two years later, they tied the knot in a private ceremony. The couple shares three kids, son Henry and twins Hazel and Phinnaeus, and mostly keep their personal life away from the camera. Also read: When Julia Roberts revealed she was drawn to Hinduism after coming across a picture of Neem Karoli Baba 'You + Me = 23 🎇🎆🎇🎆🎇,' Roberts captioned a photo taken from inside their camping tent, with just their feet peeking into the frame, capturing the beautiful landscape. On the other hand, Moder shared a candid selfie of the two reflected in a silver spoon, marking their anniversary with the caption, '23 years is SILVER. Here we are in my engraved SPOON! The fun continues… and a happy 4th to all.' Back in January, while celebrating Moder's birthday, the American diva shared a throwback of herself pregnant as a tribute to him. Though the couple is famously private about their personal life, last year, Roberts opened up about the secret to her youthful glow. 'Good genes, leading a life that is fulfilling, and I have said this, and I say it usually as kind of a joke, but I do believe in the love of a good man,' she told Vogue in an interview. She added, 'I believe that my husband loves me and cares for me in a way that makes me feel deeply, deeply happy.' A post shared by Julia Roberts (@juliaroberts) A post shared by modermoder (@modermoder) Both Roberts and Moder were previously married to different people. The Ticket to Paradise star was married to singer Lyle Lovett, whom she divorced in 1995 after just two years together. She then started dating actor Benjamin Bratt, it was around the same time she first met Moder. Moder, on the other hand, was married to makeup artist Vera Steimberg in 1997. The ex-couple finalised their divorce shortly before he tied the knot with Roberts. 'I love spending time with him, and I love his work ethic,' the American star told PEOPLE in 2015, opening up about their love story. She added, 'Also, when you feel like you have to do scenes where you're sort of really exposing yourself in a way that I wouldn't do sitting here with you guys comfortably, but if he was sitting right behind me and I felt some sense of that security, it just makes you want to do more, really.'
Time of India
14-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Jeff Goldblum reveals he was 'very starstruck' meeting George Clooney
Hollywood star was "very starstruck" when he got to meet English star for the first time. The 72-year-old actor said that he was very taken aback when he got to see the Ticket to Paradise star backstage at his Broadway show Good Night, and Good Luck alongside Beatles legend Sir , reports Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Speaking on Late Night with Seth Meyers, he said: "I was very excited. After the play, I was looking and (McCartney and I) both got a chance to go backstage and meet George and the cast. I saw him in the flesh for the first time ever, and there he was." "I just thought 'My golly, I'm very starstruck,' because he means a lot to me." The Jurassic Park actor described Clooney as being "very nice" to him and couldn't help but "brag" in revealing that it was the former ER star who asked him for a picture, as opposed to the other way round. "He was very is bragging, I shouldn't do it. But he said, 'Jeff, Jeff Goldblum. I love Jeff Goldblum. Come here, Jeff, let's take a picture,' and all that stuff. It made my life and my year." Meanwhile, Goldblum heaped praise on the Beatles and recounted discovering the rock band, which also consisted of , Ringo Starr, and George Harrison - in his early teen years. He added: "Everybody, you've all got stories like this. But I was a kid when I Want to Hold Your Hand and 'She Loves You, came out. And I remember Suzy Connolly ... in her cut-off jean shorts, and I was like 12, 13... And they went, 'Here, come and listen to this song.' It's all mixed in my nostalgic bosom in a way that's very, very exciting and meaningful."
Yahoo
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Wicked star Jeff Goldblum reveals that once celebrity he was 'very starstruck' by
Jeff Goldblum was "very starstruck" when he got to meet George Clooney for the first time. The 72-year-old actor has worked with A-listers such as Julia Roberts, Matthew Broderick and Ariana Grande over the course of his decades-long career in film, but admitted that he was very taken aback when he got to see the Ticket to Paradise star backstage at his Broadway show Good Night, and Good Luck alongside Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney. Speaking on Late Night with Seth Meyers, he said: "I was very excited. After the play, I was looking and [McCartney and I] both got a chance to go backstage and meet George and the cast. "I saw him in the flesh for the first time ever, and there he was. "I just thought 'My golly, I'm very starstruck,' because he means a lot to me." The Wicked actor described George as being "very nice" to him and couldn't help but "brag" in revealing that it was the former ER star who asked him for a picture, as opposed to the other way round. "He was very is bragging, I shouldn't do it. "But he said, 'Jeff, Jeff Goldblum. I love Jeff Goldblum. Come here, Jeff, let's take a picture,' and all that stuff. "It made my life and my year." Meanwhile, Jeff was full of praise for the Beatles and recounted discovering the rock band - which also consisted of John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison - in his early teen years. He added: "Everybody, you've all got stories like this." "But I was a kid when I Want to Hold Your Hand and 'She Loves You, came out. "And I remember Suzy Connolly ... in her cut-off jean shorts, and I was like 12, 13... "And they went, 'Here, come and listen to this song.' It's all mixed in my nostalgic bosom in a way that's very, very exciting and meaningful."
Perth Now
13-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Wicked star Jeff Goldblum reveals that once celebrity he was 'very starstruck' by
Jeff Goldblum was "very starstruck" when he got to meet George Clooney for the first time. The 72-year-old actor has worked with A-listers such as Julia Roberts, Matthew Broderick and Ariana Grande over the course of his decades-long career in film, but admitted that he was very taken aback when he got to see the Ticket to Paradise star backstage at his Broadway show Good Night, and Good Luck alongside Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney. Speaking on Late Night with Seth Meyers, he said: "I was very excited. After the play, I was looking and [McCartney and I] both got a chance to go backstage and meet George and the cast. "I saw him in the flesh for the first time ever, and there he was. "I just thought 'My golly, I'm very starstruck,' because he means a lot to me." The Wicked actor described George as being "very nice" to him and couldn't help but "brag" in revealing that it was the former ER star who asked him for a picture, as opposed to the other way round. "He was very is bragging, I shouldn't do it. "But he said, 'Jeff, Jeff Goldblum. I love Jeff Goldblum. Come here, Jeff, let's take a picture,' and all that stuff. "It made my life and my year." Meanwhile, Jeff was full of praise for the Beatles and recounted discovering the rock band - which also consisted of John Lennon, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison - in his early teen years. He added: "Everybody, you've all got stories like this." "But I was a kid when I Want to Hold Your Hand and 'She Loves You, came out. "And I remember Suzy Connolly ... in her cut-off jean shorts, and I was like 12, 13... "And they went, 'Here, come and listen to this song.' It's all mixed in my nostalgic bosom in a way that's very, very exciting and meaningful."
