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Danny Lloyd, the child actor who played Danny Torrance in Stanley Kubrick' benchmark horror The Shining, has seen the trailer for the movie's sequel, Doctor Sleep.
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Marvel 'fan' has made a 'defeminised' version of 'Avengers: Endgame'
If you thought that Avengers: Endgame was too brutally feminist for your fragile tastes, there's a new version that could be just for you.
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Donald Trump takes a selfie with the Queen in new clip from 'The Queen’s Corgi'
Just when you thought 2019 couldn’t get worse.
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'Toy Story 4' nearly opened with a musical zombie sequence
Toy Story 4 could have been 'Woody of the Dead'.
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Deleted 'Game of Thrones' scene disproves popular Cersei fan theory
Lean Headey has revealed that scene that was left on the cutting room floor from the penultimate season of Game of Thrones would have dealt Cersei Lannister a severe blow.
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'Game of Thrones' prequel starts filming (and in a familiar location)
Game of Thrones prequel starts filming (and in a familiar location)
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'Game of Thrones' director binned an action scene with 50 direwolves from Battle of Winterfell
Ghost might have got his moment to shine, admits 'Game of Thrones' director Miguel Sapochnik.
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Captain Marvel 2: Everything you need to know
Carol Danvers is a proper Avenger now.
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'Bright' writer Max Landis accused of emotional abuse and sexual assault by eight women
More women have come forward with their #MeToo stories about the screenwriter son of John Landis.
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A New 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Theory Explains Marvel's Last Big Tony Stark Twist
There might be one final Iron Man and Peter Parker moment in the MCU.
MoviesTom Butler'Bond 25' explosion: 'No need for formal investigation' concludes Health and Safety Executive
One crew member also sustained a minor injury in the incident that’s left the iconic soundstage exposed to the elements.
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The cursed production of 'The Wizard of Oz' 80 years on
The iconic film might fill audiences with joy but it was far from joyful for the people who made it.
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Netflix defends new prank show that targets jobseekers after swift backlash
Netflix has said all involved had 'a great time' filming new show 'Prank Encounters'.
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There's now an Iron Man suit that can actually fly
Commuting is about to get much, much cooler.
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'Men In Black: International' exposé reveals 'Infighting and daily re-writes' on doomed fourquel
Men In Black: International has taken a panning at the hands of the critics, and now has the dubious honour of having the lowest-grossing opening in the franchise's history.
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John Cusack accused of anti-semitism over deleted tweet
John Cusack has been accused of racism after he re-tweeted an anti-semitic meme, before deleting it 30 minutes later.
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Whoopi Goldberg seemingly blames Bella Thorne over nude photo leak
'The View' co-host, Whoopi Goldberg, seemingly blamed actress Bella Thorne over her recently-leaked nude photos.
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'Drab' first look at Spielberg's 'West Side Story' is getting a bit of a slating online
Steven Spielberg is in the middle of remaking the classic, Oscar-trawling musical West Side Story, and now we've got our first idea of what it's going to look like.
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Game of Thrones: Arya's final scene was teased back in season 6
One of Game of Thrones’ most beloved characters had their final moment teased back in season six.The HBO show – which drew to a conclusion last month – presented a hopeful ending for the living Stark children, including Sansa and Bran, in its controversial finale.The last we saw of Arya (Maisie Williams), she had shunned the idea of returning to Winterfell. Instead, she boarded a boat headed west to see what lies beyond Westeros – a moment that was hinted way back in season six.In the eighth episode, titled “No One”, Arya happened upon a travelling acting group led by Lady Crane (Essie Davis). She took a shine to Arya who, after offering her a place to rest after being stabbed by the Waif, asks her to join her group on their travels. Arya, though, has other plans.Crane asks her where she’ll go instead and Arya says: “Essos is east and Westeros is west, but what’s west of Westeros? Nobody [knows]. That’s where all the maps stop.”After Crane tells her she’ll likely come across ‘the edge of the world,” Arya – clearly excited by this prospect - says: “I’d like to see that.”It’s a small, but nice moment – pointed out by a Reddit user – that will no doubt provide a kick to fans when re-watching the show for the knowledge that Arya will go on to fulfil this wish.Last week, Richard Madden \- who played Robb Stark - revealed he was glad to be one of the earlier stars to leave the show.You can find a ranking of every single Game of Thrones character – from worst to best – here.Game of Thrones is available to watch on NOW TV.
