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Frank Marshall has promised fans 'Indiana Jones 5' will be worth the wait.

Harrison Ford returns once again in the role of the adventurer in the upcoming movie and Marshall who is producing the movie has now promised viewers that they will not be disappointed with the upcoming action movie.

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The 75-year-old producer told A.frame: "It's a great story, it's a great character and I think you're going to be very happy with this Jones' film." The new project sees James Mangold as Steven Spielberg's successor as director, and Marshall also explained that it's his job to ensure the filmmaker's vision translates to the big screen. Frank added, "It's really down to the creative forces behind this film, so I'll leave that to Jim Mangold. As a producer, I always see my role on these films as supporting the director's vision." Marshall has previously served as a producer on each of the 'Indiana Jones' films and was excited at the chance to return to the franchise for the new flick, due out next summer. "It's like coming back home. It's relaxed and fun and very comfortable. Like a home cooked meal," gushed the celebrity.

Elizabeth Olsen explained that she still hasn't seen 'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' because she had a cold at the time of the film's premiere.

The 33-year-old actress plays the Scarlet Witch in the Marvel movie but has now admitted she still hasn't actually seen her own movie.

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During an appearance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon', the actress revealed: "I'm not one of those [actors who don't watch their own movies]. I'm one of those guys who likes to study stuff like that. I feel good about it thinking about how I could do better, but I had a cold when we premiered and I didn't want to go through it like this, so I asked them to send me a copy so I could look at it, and it said so my name on it the whole time and all the time and I was looking at it like that and I didn't want to see it like that."

Elizabeth stars in the Sam Raimi-directed film alongside stars Benedict Cumberbatch and Rachel McAdams and recently insisted she "don't" know what her future in the Marvel Cinematic Universe would hold.

Kevin Costner has announced that he wants to split 'Horizon' into "four separate films".

The 67-year-old star has spoken about plans for his epic western, which is due to go into production at the end of August and will be his fourth directorial effort, and hopes to release a new film in the series "about every three months".

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Revealing that he planned the project as "four different films," the filmmaker told Variety: "They're all different films that are all connected, so you're watching a saga of these storylines that are happening." Kevin also announced that casting has closed for the flick, which marks his first as a director since 2003's 'Open Range', following 1997's 'Postman' and ' Dances With Wolves.' 1990s, is already underway as the team attempts to "cast" a total of 170 speaking roles. And since the film was split into four parts, Costner described the project as an "event television film," but noted that the studio would make the final decision on whether the film would be streamed or presented at the will act on the big screen. "I'm happiest because at some point on TV -- where you can reach your biggest audience -- they're going to see it the way I intended. It's going to eventually be cut up into [hour-long episodes] or 42 minutes -- whatever that is TV works. But you'll see it for the first time in four 2-hour, 45-minute films.

And there'll be one every three months. If you're interested in these characters, hope you really want to see the next one , but he will not be in hourly increments." 'Horizon' is set to span 15 years of settlement on America's western frontier, focusing on both settlers and indigenous groups.

Anyone who cannot or does not want to experience the latest Marvel blockbuster in the cinema is probably already eagerly awaiting the start of streaming on Disney+. You can find out when the time has come and all information about DVD and Blu-ray sales here.

Good things take time and in the case of Doctor Strange, fans had to wait almost six years to enjoy the sequel. But the wait seems to be paying off: initial reactions to “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” are extremely positive. Still, the ongoing pandemic continues to warn moviegoers and may discourage those interested from catching the Marvel spectacle on the big screen. But the home cinema premiere is already within reach.

"Doctor Strange 2": streaming start at Disney +
Based on the Disney+ releases of past Marvel blockbusters, we assumed that Doctor Strange 2 would also be available on Disney's in-house streaming service around 70 to 90 days after its theatrical release. We now know that it is even a little earlier. As the streaming service recently announced, "Doctor Strange 2" will start on June 22, 2022 on Disney+.

Doctor Strange 2 Home Theater Release on DVD and Blu-ray
The haptic home cinema premiere is usually scheduled a little later, so "Doctor Strange 2" awaits us on DVD and Blu-ray from July 28, 2022. You can pre-order now, for example from online retailers such as Amazon or other common platforms and electronics stores.

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Billy Bob Thornton has been cast in 'Role Play'.

The 66-year-old actor joins Kaley Cuoco and David Oyelowo in the thriller, which is being directed by Thomas Vincent. The film follows a married couple whose lives change as secrets about each other's pasts are revealed. Kaley and David play the married couple.

Little is known about Billy Bob's role so far, but insiders say he will play an important character in the film - a mysterious stranger who meets the couple. The film was written by Seth Owen and Andrew Baldwin also co-wrote the screenplay. Production is scheduled to begin in Berlin next month.

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Billy Bob, who has been married six times and has four children from three women, previously revealed he wants to do one movie, one TV show and one record every year to find "a balance" between all the different elements of his career. He said: "I think I'll probably try to find a balance between music, movies and television.

I mean, if I can do one of each every year, like make a record and go on tour, do a movie and a TV thing, that's looking pretty good. And I have kids to take care of." The 'Bad Santa' star has also hinted that TV drama series are the "future" when it comes to telling stories on screen. “These days, streaming shows are a lot like movies. I mean they're cinematic and you can develop a story over a period of episodes so I'm all for it. I think it's the future in many ways."