Another year has come to pass and with it some big names in Hollywood.
Over the last twelve months we’ve had to say a sad farewell to certain filmmakers and stars who have appeared in some of the world’s favourite films and TV shows.
Here’s a look back at some of those famous faces who passed away in 2018.
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Luke Brady is to star in the production which opens at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London in 2025.
Paddington in Peru takes a moment to honour the memory of two great figures in the marmalade-loving bear's life.
Saoirse Ronan, Kristen Stewart and Barry Keoghan are also among the stars who have been nominated.
The streaming service has created an easy way for subscribers to find movies and TV shows to get into the festive spirit.
Ethan Hawke will return as The Grabber in the horror sequel. Here’s everything we know about The Black Phone 2 so far.
The 98-year-old tagged the vice president in his social media caption.
He has one child, Brando, with a former partner.
Dwayne Johnson's action-comedy Red One introduces a muscular Santa Claus. But plenty of other Christmas movies have twisted Saint Nick into something new.
Michael Bond's loveable bear has become a cinema icon through the Paddington film franchise, but will the character return after his adventures in Peru?
The new Disney+ series is over, but Agatha All Along introduced several Marvel characters we will definitely see again in the years to come.
Oscar winner Joaquin Phoenix returns as Arthur Fleck in Joker 2. Here is everything you need to know about the long-awaited DC sequel.
The third film in the Paddington franchise sees the beloved bear visit his Aunt Lucy in Peru, only to go on a rescue mission when he discovers she is missing.
The movie will be released in the UK on Friday.
The film will be released in the UK on November 8.
The star said he applied for drama school to impress a girl.
Bateman described his wife as ‘one of my favourite actors in the world’.
The star will also perform songs from musicals including The Boy From Oz, Les Miserables, and The Music Man at the London festival.
Eastwood rose to international fame in Sergio Leone’s dollars trilogy of spaghetti westerns in the 1960s.
Ben Whishaw is back as the voice of Britain's most loved bear. Here is all we know about the third Paddington film.
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