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The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland has released archival photos of famous alumni like David Tennant, James McAvoy, Sam Heughan, Jack Lowden, and Ncuti Gatwa, showcasing their early days before fame, highlighting the school's role in training many prominent actors across stage and screen over 75 years.
James McAvoy was punched by a stranger at a Toronto bar during TIFF but handled the situation calmly and continued enjoying his evening. The actor was promoting his directorial debut, California Schemin', and the incident did not seem to impact his overall experience at the festival.
Famous actor James McAvoy was sucker-punched from behind at a Toronto bar during TIFF but remained calm and laughed it off, with others intervening to remove the attacker.
James McAvoy was unexpectedly punched by a drunk man at a Toronto bar during TIFF, but remained calm and continued his evening. The incident occurred shortly after he premiered his directorial debut, California Schemin', at the festival.
James McAvoy stars in the English-language remake of "Speak No Evil," portraying a father with an obsession for perfection. The film, based on the Danish horror sensation "Gæsterne," follows a disturbing weekend getaway for an American family at the idyllic country estate of a British family. Produced by Blumhouse and set to premiere on September 13, the movie taps into the trend of English-language remakes and is part of a larger movement in the film industry to capitalize on established intellectual property.
The trailer for the upcoming horror movie Speak No Evil, a remake of a divisive Danish film, has been released, featuring James McAvoy in a chilling role. The film, produced by Blumhouse, follows an American family who encounter disturbing events at a British couple's country estate. The trailer showcases terrifying moments and hints at McAvoy's intense performance. Directed by James Watkins, the movie also stars Mackenzie Davis, Scoot McNairy, and Aisling Franciosi, and is set for release on September 13.
Chris Pratt celebrates the 15th anniversary of the film "Wanted" by sharing a clip on social media where James McAvoy's character slaps him with a keyboard. Pratt humorously highlights the scene, acknowledging his on-screen villainy and inviting fans to join in the celebration. He also hints at the possibility of a revenge scenario in a potential Super Mario Bros. Movie sequel.
James McAvoy is set to star in an American remake of the Danish horror movie Speak No Evil, which aims to traumatize viewers through uncomfortable interactions and conversations between characters. The original screenplay will be used for the remake, which is set to release on August 9, 2024, and will be produced by Blumhouse with James Watkins directing. There is no word yet on which character McAvoy will play.
James McAvoy is set to star in the Blumhouse and Universal remake of the Danish horror movie "Speak No Evil," directed by James Watkins and set to release in theaters on August 9, 2024. The original movie follows a Danish family visiting a Dutch family on holiday, which slowly turns into a nightmare. Jason Blum will produce the film, with Paul Ritchie, Christian Tafdrup, Jacob Jarek, and Bea Sequeira serving as Executive Producers.
James McAvoy is set to star in Speak No Evil, a psychological horror thriller remake of the Danish film Gaesterne, produced by Blumhouse and directed by James Watkins. The film centers on a family's dream holiday that turns into a psychological nightmare. The original film was nominated for 11 Danish Film Awards. McAvoy previously collaborated with Blumhouse on Split and Glass. Universal has set a release date of Aug. 9, 2024.
James McAvoy and Blumhouse are teaming up again for a remake of the Danish thriller, Speak No Evil, with James Watkins directing. Universal has set a theatrical release date of August 9, 2024. The original movie follows a Danish family visiting a Dutch family on holiday, and the remake will be based on the screenplay by Christian Tafdrup and Mads Tafdrup. Jason Blum will produce the film for Blumhouse, with Paul Ritchie, Christian Tafdrup, Jacob Jarek, and Bea Sequeira serving as executive producers.