Adam Scott is set to make his directorial debut!
The 51-year-old Parks and Recreation alum recently completed filming for Severance season 2.
On Friday (April 26), it was confirmed that Adam will star in and direct an upcoming thriller movie titled, Double Booked. The first casting and plot details have been revealed!
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It’s been five years since Chris Evans suited up as Captain America for what was seemingly the last time in Avengers: Endgame, but we still have a hard time picturing anyone but him bringing Steve Rogers to life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
He’s simply so well-cast in the role that it’s like he’s playing himself! It’s been years since he last picked up the shield, but he’ll always be our Cap.
While he is now synonymous with the part, Chris initially turned it down. Who might have picked up the shield if he never agreed to lead the Avengers? We did some digging and rounded up 11 actors who were considered for the role.
Interestingly, some of them wound up acting alongside Chris in the MCU. Two of them even yielded Cap’s shield at various points.
Others joined the franchise after he left. Some even had the chance to play roles in other mega-successful franchises, and one of them later revealed that they had to apologize to Marvel after their audition! The final actor to join the list would have put a very different spin on the iconic hero.
In honor of the fifth anniversary of Endgame and the end of Chris‘ run as Cap, check out the other stars who were up for the part.
Scroll through the slideshow to see who else could have played Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe…
Jensen Ackles is joining the cast of another hit TV series!
The 46-year-old Supernatural alum will officially share the screen with Justin Hartley in the new CBS series Tracker.
Justin shared the casting news on Thursday (April 25), revealing what role Jensen would be filling. Spoiler alert: He’ll play a critical character in the series.
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The Idea of You producer Cathy Schulman shared some interesting insight into casting Anne Hathaway‘s role in the forthcoming rom-com.
The 41-year-old actress is sharing the screen with Nicholas Galitzine. Their onscreen romance is already getting people excited.
In a new interview, Cathy revealed the first actress who she thought of when it was time to cast Anne‘s character. She explained what ultimately drew her to Anne.
The producer also hinted at the pop star who indirectly inspired her during casting. No, it was not Harry Styles, despite rumors that the movie is based on him. However, someone close to the iconic musician did spark an idea.
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Lady Gaga cemented her status as one of music’s biggest voices and Hollywood’s brightest stars with her role in 2018′s A Star is Born.
Her portrayal of singer/songwriter Ally Maine alongside Bradley Cooper earned Gaga her first Oscar win and laid the groundwork for future roles, including Joker: Folie a Deux.
It signified the first time that Mother Monster took the lead in a blockbuster. And while she’s iconic in the role, some fans might not be aware that A Star is Born is a movie that had already been made three times before Lady Gaga was cast.
The first version of the movie was released in 1937 and starred Janet Gaynor; the second came out in 1954 with Judy Garland in the lead. Barbra Streisand took center stage in the version of the movie released in 1976.
A fourth version of A Star is Born had been in the works for years with various talent associated with it by the time that Gaga was cast. That included five other female vocalists who could have landed the starring role. One of them was even attached to the movie at least twice, with reports suggesting that she wasn’t selected because the studio couldn’t afford her asking price.
Who were they and what happened that led to them being overlooked? We did all the digging!
Scroll through all of the musical acts that were considered for Lady Gaga’s part in A Star Is Born…
Superman & Lois just wrapped filming it’s upcoming fourth season!
Cast members of the CW series shared on Tuesday (April 23) that it was their final day on set.
The DC Comics series will return to The CW later this year for what will be the DC Comics adaptation’s final season, with 10 episodes.
While the show is returning, it was revealed that budget cuts were being made, causing changes to the cast, including several stars being demoted from series regular.
In February 2024, president of entertainment at The CW, Brad Schwartz, teased that the upcoming season is “going to blow your minds.”
“I am not kidding, this season is going to be one of the best shows on TV,” he said at the CW’s TCA session. “I watched the first episode last night, and it’s gonna make you cry. It’s amazing.”
“Because of all the special effects, it could be ready for summer…we feel like it would be wasted in the summer. So let’s put it in the fall where we can sell it in the Upfront [and] really, really talk about it.”
Find out which stars are returning as series regulars and which are not…
Colin Donnell will be joining the cast of FBI: International before the end of season three!
The 41-year-old Arrow and Chicago Med alum is set to guest star in the final two episodes of the CBS drama series, according to People.
His casting news comes less than a day after it was revealed that series star Luke Kleintank will be leaving the show.
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