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A House of Dynamite is an intense nuclear thriller directed by Kathryn Bigelow, featuring multiple perspectives on a missile threat, highlighting the chaos and decision-making in a potential nuclear crisis, and emphasizing the fragility of nuclear protocols. The film is praised for its suspenseful direction and humanized characters, though its ending may be somewhat ambiguous.
The article criticizes Riri Williams' out-of-character decision to join The Hood in Ironheart, highlighting missed opportunities for character development and humor, and questioning the portrayal of the villain's costume and menace. It suggests that more authentic reactions from Riri could have improved the series' engagement and coherence.
Anthony Ramos is taking on his first major villain role as the Hood/Parker Robbins in Marvel's 'Ironheart,' after a successful career in Broadway and film. He discusses his preparation for the role, his experiences with voice acting, and his desire to return to the stage, highlighting his versatility and passion for acting across different mediums.
Anthony Ramos called out Madonna for using her iPad during his Hamilton performance, expressing frustration that she was not paying attention and suggesting she could leave if she wasn't enjoying the show. Ramos recalled her presence as intimidating, highlighting her distraction with her device during the performance.
Anthony Ramos criticized Madonna for her behavior during a Broadway show, calling her out for being distracted with her iPad and not enjoying the performance, which reignited past rumors and comments about her Broadway appearances and acting skills.
Anthony Ramos called out Madonna for using her iPad during his Hamilton performance, describing her as a distracting audience member who was texting and not fully engaged, a claim her rep has not publicly addressed. The incident adds to previous reports of Madonna being distracted during theater shows, highlighting her apparent disinterest during performances.
Madonna was criticized by Broadway star Anthony Ramos for allegedly being distracted by her iPad during a 2015 performance of Hamilton, adding to her history of controversial behavior at entertainment events.
Caviar has completed the cast for Joey Power's romantic comedy 'Love Language,' featuring Chloe Fineman, Bobbi Althoff, Morgan Jay, and Stephen Schneider, alongside Chloë Grace Moretz and Anthony Ramos. The film, currently shooting in Chicago, is produced by Caviar and No Notes Productions, with plot details still under wraps.
Jennifer Lopez was turned down by Anthony Ramos for a role in her new short film due to his friendship with her ex-husband, Marc Anthony. Despite expressing understanding and assuring Ramos that she would never do anything to target Anthony, Lopez stood behind her creative vision and emphasized the importance of pursuing art without being overly concerned about media perceptions.
Mattel announces plans for a feature-length animated "Bob the Builder" film starring Anthony Ramos, following the success of "Barbie." The film will be co-produced by Jennifer Lopez's Nuyorican Productions and will explore themes related to Puerto Rico. Ramos will play the lead character, Roberto, and the film aims to capture the essence of the beloved children's show while appealing to new audiences.
Anthony Ramos has been cast as the lead in a live-action version of 'Bob the Builder,' with his character being explicitly Latino and named Roberto. The decision to make the traditionally white character Hispanic has sparked mixed reactions, with some supporting the move for diversity and others criticizing it as "woke" casting or potentially racist. Jennifer Lopez's involvement in the project has also drawn attention, with some suggesting that developing a different Latino character, such as 'Handy Manny,' would have been more appropriate. The decision has ignited debate about racial representation and stereotypes in media.
Jennifer Lopez's production company Nuyorican Productions is teaming up with In The Heights star Anthony Ramos to produce a new animated Bob The Builder film, with Ramos voicing the iconic character. The film will follow Bob as he travels to Puerto Rico for a construction job, exploring issues affecting the island and celebrating the vibrant textures of the Caribbean Latin nations. Lopez is also promoting her upcoming album and an Amazon Prime musical, both titled "This Is Me... Now," which she describes as the most personal project she's ever done.
Jennifer Lopez is set to produce a movie adaptation of the popular children's character Bob the Builder, with Anthony Ramos voicing the lead role. The film's plot will see Bob traveling to Puerto Rico for a construction job, celebrating the vibrant textures of the Caribbean Latin nations. The project is part of Mattel Films' efforts to bring its properties to the big screen, following the success of Greta Gerwig's Barbie adaptation.
Anthony Ramos is set to star in an animated Bob the Builder movie produced by Mattel and Jennifer Lopez's Nuyorican Productions. The film's synopsis involves Bob traveling to Puerto Rico for a construction job and exploring the island's issues while celebrating the vibrant Caribbean Latin nations. The project will be overseen by Mattel and Nuyorican, with production by ShadowMachine. This is part of Mattel's expansion into feature projects, following the success of Barbie, with other IPs like Hot Wheels and American Girl also in development. Ramos, known for his roles in Transformers and Dumb Money, will also produce the film, while Lopez is represented by CAA.
Mattel Films is developing an animated feature film based on the popular children's series "Bob the Builder," with Jennifer Lopez producing and "In the Heights" star Anthony Ramos voicing the title character. The film will follow Bob as he travels to Puerto Rico for a major construction job, exploring issues affecting the island and celebrating the vibrant textures of the Caribbean Latin nations. Ramos, who is also producing the film, sees it as carrying an important message and being inspired by his own life. The project is part of a slate of Mattel films in development, including a live-action "Barney" movie and a Vin Diesel-led "Rock ‘Em Sock ‘Em Robots."