Loren Allred wowed the 'Britain's Got Talent' judges with her performance of hit ballad 'Never Enough'.
More musicals, magic and mayhem than you could shake your new year’s resolutions at.
Take your pick from an Alex Cross double bill, hard hitting historical dramas, and THE greatest show.
The box office takings are a fraction of what you would usually expect.
Zac Efron wants to make a sequel to The Greatest Showman, but we have to wait until Hugh Jackman's schedule opens up.
Ralph Breaks The Internet smashes the Official Film Chart this week as it climbs three places to reach Number 1 following its release on disc. The animated sequel sees John C. Reilly and Sarah Silverman return to voice Ralph and Vanellope von Schweetz as the friends who discover a wi-fi router in their arcade and a whole new adventure ensues. Bohemian Rhapsody remains at Number 2 for another week, as last week’s Number 1, Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes Of Grindelwald drops to Number 3. This week’s highest new entry is Spider-Man: Into The Spider-verse (4). This animated take on the Marvel character follows teenager Miles Morales, the Spider-Man of his world, who crosses paths with five counterparts from other dimensions as they team up to stop a threat that affects all realities. Creed II slips to Number 5, Robin Hood is this week’s Number 6 and former chart-topper A Star Is Born is at Number 7. Sci-fi Horror Annihilation debuts this week at Number 8. Natalie Portman stars as a biologist, who while mourning the disappearance of her husband, signs up for a dangerous, secret expedition into a mysterious zone where the laws of nature don't apply. Incredibles 2 returns to the Top 10 after climbing seven places to Number 9, ahead of Christopher Robin at Number 10. The Greatest Showman’s phenomenal run in the Official Film Chart Top 10 has come to an end as it slides to Number 11 this week. It’s the first time the musical Goliath has dropped out of the Top 10 since the Official Film Chart was established. It started at Number 3 on the first ever Official Film Chart in November last year and has spent 22 weeks in the Top 10. The all-conquering film was confirmed as the best-selling film of 2018 based on physical and digital sales and continues to be massively popular in 2019 starting the year with two weeks atop the Official Film Chart. Check out this week’s Official Film Chart video show for an exclusive look at Emily Blunt in Mary Poppins Returns which is available to Download & Keep from April 15.
TriStar Pictures is behind the plan, as is producer John Goldwyn, whose grandfather Samuel Goldwyn made the original.
Ladies and gents, this is the moment you've waited for.
It's clear what you've been spending your Christmas money on in the first week of January.
Although it was technically released in 2017 on Boxing Day, 'The Greatest Showman' has undoubtedly been the most talked about movie of 2018.
2018 has been a great year for cinema and Hollywood could learn a lot from its successes and failures.
Hugh Jackman's PT Barnum musical The Greatest Showman continues to be the runaway success story of the year.
The actors rehearse key scenes in this exclusive behind-the-scenes video
Hugh Jackman's face during James Franco's speech at the Golden Globes was priceless.
From original musical numbers to awe-inspiring scores there have been some impressive cinematic soundtracks in 2017.
The actor spoke to Yahoo Movies UK about his film career and moving away from the bromantic comedies that have become synonymous with his name.
The actress discusses the challenges of her trapeze artist role which shares some similarities to her Spider-Man Homecoming co-star Tom Holland's performance as the webslinger.
Kicking showmanship up a notch, Hugh Jackman and his cast-mates from the forthcoming movie The Greatest Showman, will broadcast the 'first ever live movie commercial'.
Christmas is getting a bit more sparkly.
P.T. Barnum didn’t always tell the truth, but he knew how to put on a dazzling show. That sense of spectacle is present in these new posters for The Greatest Showman, Fox’s original musical starring Hugh Jackman as the visionary circus founder and notorious hoaxster. The film tells the story of Barnum’s unlikely rise to fame in the late 1800s, with contemporary pop songs written by La La Land lyricists Benj Pasek and Justin Paul. Michelle Williams co-stars as Barnum’s wife Charity, while Zac Efron, Rebecca Ferguson, and Zendaya play the star performers of the Barnum & Bailey circus. Check out Yahoo Entertainment’s debut of the new character posters in the slideshow above.The directorial debut of Australian VFX wizard Michael Gracey, The Greatest Showman is a passion project for Jackman, who spent years trying to get the big-budget film made. Notably, this is Jackman’s first film musical since 2012’s Les Misérables (for which he received an Oscar nomination) and Efron’s first foray into the genre since his High School Musical days.The Greatest Showman opens in theaters on Dec. 20.
Hugh Jackman explains why his long-gestating PT Barnum biopic has taken over 8 years to get off the ground in our set visit report.
First look at original big screen musical based on the life of circus sideshow pioneer PT Barnum.
Jackman stars as famed circus ringmaster PT Barnum in an all-new big screen musical, arriving January 2018.