Evan Rachel Wood is all smiles while making her way inside the Good Morning America studios to promote Frozen 2 on Wednesday morning (November 20) in New York City.
The 32-year-old actress talked about nailing her audition for Frozen 2, where she stars as Queen Iduna – Anna (Kristen Bell) and Elsa (Idina Menzel)’s mother.
“I did, yeah. They cried,” Evan said of receiving a standing ovation at her audition. “Before I went in to do the audition I said, ‘I’m gonna do the audition for a Disney movie now,’ and [my son] says, ‘I hope they clap for you, mommy.’ And when I was done, they got up and they clapped, and I came home and I went, ‘Guess what? They clapped! It worked!’”
“I’ve been singing Disney lullabies to my son since he was born and now I get to sing my own Disney lullaby to him,” Evan added about her son Jack. “It is absolutely surreal — I’m a really cool mom right now.”
The evening before, Evan Rachel Wood stopped by The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and talked about her and James Marsden‘s efforts to turn Westworld into a comedy, and the domestic abuse law she helped write and pass in California.
Jennifer will take the stage first on December 7th with musical guest DaBaby. She will be followed by Scarlett and musical talent Niall Horan on December 14th.
SNL‘s annual holiday epsiode will seemingly be hosted by Eddie who will take the stage alongside Lizzo on December 21st.
Elizabeth Banks with the stars of Charlie’s Angels at the premiere of the movie held at The Curzon Mayfair on Wednesday night (November 20) in London, England.
If you missed it, Elizabeth reacted to the news that the movie didn’t do so well at the box office over the weekend – earning only $8.6 million with a budget of over $40 million.
This weekend, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott actually met up in Houston, Texas, and the reason why has been revealed. If you don't know, the exes split up earlier this fall and there's constant speculation if they're back together. Here's why they met up...
Chadwick Boseman has revealed that he auditioned for the role of Drax from Guardians of the Galaxy before he became Black Panther!
During a guest appearance last night (November 19) on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, the 41-year-old actor talked about the experience, which put him on the radar for Marvel and allowed him to enter the MCU as Prince T’Challa in 2016′s Captain America: Civil War.
“I didn’t think I was gonna get it,” Chadwick said of the audition. “And it’s weird, too. It’s a testament to Marvel because… Ant-Man has a different tone and feel, and we didn’t know what that was gonna be. We didn’t know what Guardians was gonna be.”
“So, I didn’t know what it was,” he added, referring to the audition for the role, which ended up going to Dave Bautista. “I only had a few pages [of the script] at that time. So, it was just good to come in and play to see what they did with it. I feel like that was one of the moments where they were like, ‘I think we can use him for later.’”
Chadwick Boseman also talked about why the original title of his movie 21 Bridges was almost inaccurate, and took part in the Freestylin’ with The Roots segment where they improv songs about him on the spot.
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Robert De Niro and Al Pacino pose together on the cover of GQ‘s Men of the Year issue, available now.
Here’s what The Irishman co-stars had to share with the mag:
Al on meeting Robert for the first time: I remember the meeting very clearly. Unbelievably, I saw this guy, I thought, Wow, he’s got such charisma. He wasn’t doing anything. He was just walking. Remember? You know, he was Bob. But you felt something from him.
Robert the last film they did together, Righteous Kill: “We went to Europe, a couple of cities for the premiere, and I said: ‘Well, look, Al, one day let’s hope that we’re gonna be here for a movie that we can really feel great about.’ That’s all. Nothing against that movie. But it wasn’t what [The Irishman] is.”
Al on why his 50 year friendship with Robert works: “We get together. And there’s a trust there. There just is. We understand this thing together a little bit better. And you go there sometimes just to get some feedback. We talk about things…We kibitz.”
For more from Robert De Niro and Al Pacino, visit GQ.com.
Zac Efron is bringing a survival series to streaming service Quibi.
Killing Zac Efron will center on the 32-year-old actor as he heads deep into the jungle of a remote, dangerous island, falling off the grid for 21 days. He’ll take with him nothing but basic gear, a guide partner and a will to survive (plus a camera crew).
“I tend to thrive under extreme circumstances and seek out opportunities that challenge me on every level,” Zac shared in a statement. “I am excited to explore any uncharted territory and discover what unexpected adventure awaits.”
Executive producer Lydia Tenaglia added, “We are excited to partner with Quibi on this new mobile experience to bring the audience on a wild, one-of-a-kind immersive journey into Zac’s world as he travels through remote locations in search of adventure.”
