It’s been 14 years since wee Billy Elliot won hearts around the globe when the film was first released in movie theaters. Since then his crowd-pleasing story has become a hit stage musical with music by Elton John, which you can watch it on the big screen when it’s shown U.S. theaters for three showings only on November 12, 15 and 18. These presentations will also feature a specially choreographed mash-up finale featuring 25 current and former on-stage Billys.
Angry inch? Michael C. Hall, currently starring in the Broadway revival of Hedwig, must be working for FedEx on the side ’cause check out that big package he’s carrying.
While on the subject, Willam untucks in the video below and reveals she is not happy about all those top knots the boys are wearing these days.
So what’s a guy to do after stripping all day? If you’re Matt Bomer and Joe Manganiello, you head to a local restaurant and get really mean with some fried chicken, which is just what the actors reportedly did immediately after they wrapped their semi-nude scenes in Magic Mike XXL.
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That X-Men stable keeps growing. Now Channing Tatum is set to play Gambit in a stand-alone film after he wraps the Magic Mike. We presume he’ll skip the fried chicken.
How is this possible? It’s been nearly 30 years since Pretty in Pink was released and Jon Cryer is just now getting his first trick-or-treater dressed as Duckie.
Almost 30 years since that movie came out and I finally got a trick or treater dressed like this!! pic.twitter.com/dbL9m8PziA
— Jon Cryer (@MrJonCryer) November 1, 2014
Elle Fanning, most recently seen on screen as the object of Angelina Jolie’s obsession in Malificent, will portray a New York teenager who transitions from female to male in the drama Three Generations. Naomi Watts will play Fanning’s mother and Susan Sarandon will play her lesbian granny.
Dreading the inevitable onslaught of sappy holiday films? You might be the target audience for Grumpy Cat’s Worst Christmas Ever.
