Hours before the grand red carpet premiere at Cannes, the makers released the trailer of Quentin Tarantino`s `Once Upon A Time in Hollywood`.&nbsp;The trailer is exactly what a trailer of a film that stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie should be- awesome! 
 
Tarantino's ninth film takes you back to 1969 Los Angeles and features DiCaprio and Pitt as fading TV star Rick Dalton and his stunt double Cliff Booth, respectively, and follows them as they make their way through a changing film industry, and fight to reclaim their former fame.&nbsp; 
 
The 2.34-minute-long video opens with introducing Al Pacino`s Marvin Shwarz followed by a scene of Leonardo DiCaprio`s character torching Nazis in a movie. From there, we see DiCaprio`s Rick Dalton during his fall from grace of Hollywood royalty. 
 
According to The Hollywood Reporter, explaining the plot of the film, Tarantino asserted that it is an "a story that takes place in Los Angeles in 1969, at the height of hippy Hollywood."&nbsp;

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The future looks bleak for Dalton until he meets his next-door neighbour Sharon Tate, played by Robbie. 
 
Robbie features as the late Hollywood actor Sharon Tate who, in real life, was murdered in August 1969 by followers of Charles Manson. 
 
Pit, DiCaprio, Tarantino, Robbie, Daniela Pick, David Heyman, and Shannon McIntosh arrived to attend the screening of `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, at the 72nd Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday.

Hours before the grand red carpet premiere at Cannes, the makers released the trailer of Quentin Tarantino`s `Once Upon A Time in Hollywood`. The trailer is exactly what a trailer of a film that stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie should be- awesome!

Hours before the grand red carpet premiere at Cannes, the makers released the trailer of Quentin Tarantino`s `Once Upon A Time in Hollywood`. The trailer is exactly what a trailer of a film that stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie should be- awesome! Tarantino's ninth film takes you back to 1969 Los Angeles and features DiCaprio and Pitt as fading TV star Rick Dalton and his stunt double Cliff Booth, respectively, and follows them as they make their way through a changing film industry, and fight to reclaim their former fame. The 2.34-minute-long video opens with introducing Al Pacino`s Marvin Shwarz followed by a scene of Leonardo DiCaprio`s character torching Nazis in a movie. From there, we see DiCaprio`s Rick Dalton during his fall from grace of Hollywood royalty. According to The Hollywood Reporter, explaining the plot of the film, Tarantino asserted that it is an "a story that takes place in Los Angeles in 1969, at the height of hippy Hollywood." The future looks bleak for Dalton until he meets his next-door neighbour Sharon Tate, played by Robbie. Robbie features as the late Hollywood actor Sharon Tate who, in real life, was murdered in August 1969 by followers of Charles Manson. Pit, DiCaprio, Tarantino, Robbie, Daniela Pick, David Heyman, and Shannon McIntosh arrived to attend the screening of `Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, at the 72nd Cannes Film Festival on Tuesday.

'Once Upon A Time in Hollywood' trailer: Quentin Tarantino takes you back to the hippy era of the '60's

If this happens, it is truly going to be epic. John Cena is in early talks to join the team of James Gunn`s upcoming `Suicide Squad` sequel. 
 
According to media reports, if a deal is settled, the American wrestler would join the already announced cast of Idris Elba and Margot Robbie. However, it is not known what role Cena is in talks for.&nbsp; 
 
Robbie, 28, will reprise her role as Harley Quinn in the sequel.Contrary to the initial speculations of<a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/idris-elba-to-replace-will-smith-in-suicide-squad-sequel-201690"> Elba replacing Will Smith as Deadshot</a> in the upcoming superhero follow-up, Deadline reported that he will play a new character.&nbsp; 
 
The direction of the upcoming film will be handled by filmmaker James Gunn, who has also penned down the script.&nbsp;Charles Roven and Peter Safran will produce the film with Zack Snyder and Deborah Snyder acting as executive producers.Cena`s past credits include films like `Bumblebee`, `Blockers`, `Trainwreck` and `The Wall`. 
 
The film is scheduled to hit the theatres on 6th August, 2021.&nbsp;

If this happens, it is truly going to be epic. John Cena is in early talks to join the team of James Gunn`s upcoming `Suicide Squad` sequel. According to media reports, if a deal is settled, the American wrestler would join the already announced cast of Idris Elba and Margot Robbie.

If this happens, it is truly going to be epic. John Cena is in early talks to join the team of James Gunn`s upcoming `Suicide Squad` sequel. According to media reports, if a deal is settled, the American wrestler would join the already announced cast of Idris Elba and Margot Robbie. However, it is not known what role Cena is in talks for. Robbie, 28, will reprise her role as Harley Quinn in the sequel.Contrary to the initial speculations of Elba replacing Will Smith as Deadshot in the upcoming superhero follow-up, Deadline reported that he will play a new character. The direction of the upcoming film will be handled by filmmaker James Gunn, who has also penned down the script. Charles Roven and Peter Safran will produce the film with Zack Snyder and Deborah Snyder acting as executive producers.Cena`s past credits include films like `Bumblebee`, `Blockers`, `Trainwreck` and `The Wall`. The film is scheduled to hit the theatres on 6th August, 2021.

John Cena to be a part of 'Suicide Squad' sequel?

Producer Peter Safran has revealed that the upcoming "Suicide Squad" movie will be a "total reboot".&nbsp;Safran said the James Gunn-directed film has a lot to offer in comparison to the 2016 film, reported Contactmusic. 
 
"First of all, we don't call it 'Suicide Squad 2' because it's a total reboot, so it's 'The Suicide Squad' and I think people should be extremely excited about it. 
"It's everything you would hope from a James Gunn script and I think that says a lot and that promises a lot and I know that we will deliver a lot," Safran said.&nbsp; 
 
The original 'Suicide Squad' movie, which had a star-studded cast that included the likes of Margot Robbie, Will Smith and Cara Delevingne, performed well at the box office, but was widely panned by the critics. The new will have Idris Elba playing Deadshot which was earlier played by Will Smith.&nbsp;

Producer Peter Safran has revealed that the upcoming "Suicide Squad" movie will be a "total reboot". Safran said the James Gunn-directed film has a lot to offer in comparison to the 2016 film, reported Contactmusic.

Producer Peter Safran has revealed that the upcoming "Suicide Squad" movie will be a "total reboot". Safran said the James Gunn-directed film has a lot to offer in comparison to the 2016 film, reported Contactmusic. "First of all, we don't call it 'Suicide Squad 2' because it's a total reboot, so it's 'The Suicide Squad' and I think people should be extremely excited about it. "It's everything you would hope from a James Gunn script and I think that says a lot and that promises a lot and I know that we will deliver a lot," Safran said. The original 'Suicide Squad' movie, which had a star-studded cast that included the likes of Margot Robbie, Will Smith and Cara Delevingne, performed well at the box office, but was widely panned by the critics. The new will have Idris Elba playing Deadshot which was earlier played by Will Smith.

New 'Suicide Squad' film is 'total reboot': producer Peter Safran

Australian actress Margot Robbie is to play Barbie in the first live-action feature movie about the iconic and controversial doll, who has enjoyed multiple careers in her 60-year lifetime. 
 
Toymaker Mattel and movie studio Warner Bros on Tuesday announced they were partnering to make the film, which will star the Oscar-nominated actress. Robbie, 28, will also co-produce the film, the companies said in a statement. 
 
No plot, title or release date was announced for the film, which comes 60 years after the adult-figured Barbie fashion doll was launched in March 1959. 
 
Robbie, who was Oscar-nominated for her starring role in the 2017 ice-skating movie 'I, Tonya'&nbsp;and who appeared in the 2016 superhero movie 'Suicide Squad,'&nbsp;said she hoped the film would 'have a tremendously positive impact on children and audiences worldwide.' 
 
"Barbie has empowered kids to imagine themselves in aspirational roles from a princess to president," the actress said in a statement. 
 
Barbie has adopted more than 200 careers in her lifetime, including robotics engineer, astronaut and teacher.&nbsp; 
 
She is the best-known doll in the world and a cultural icon celebrated by the likes of Andy Warhol, the Paris Louvre museum, and the 1997 satirical song 'Barbie Girl'&nbsp;by Scandinavian pop group Aqua. 
 
But critics said her curvy body promoted an unrealistic image for young girls, and sales began dropping in 2014, leading California-based Mattel to add a wider variety of skin tones, body shapes, hijab-wearing dolls and science kits to make the products more educational. 
 
The live-action Barbie film is the first venture from the recently established Mattel Films unit set up in September to develop the franchise of Barbie and other toys, such as Hot Wheels and American Girl.&nbsp;

Australian actress Margot Robbie is to play Barbie in the first live-action feature movie about the iconic and controversial doll, who has enjoyed multiple careers in her 60-year lifetime.

Australian actress Margot Robbie is to play Barbie in the first live-action feature movie about the iconic and controversial doll, who has enjoyed multiple careers in her 60-year lifetime. Toymaker Mattel and movie studio Warner Bros on Tuesday announced they were partnering to make the film, which will star the Oscar-nominated actress. Robbie, 28, will also co-produce the film, the companies said in a statement. No plot, title or release date was announced for the film, which comes 60 years after the adult-figured Barbie fashion doll was launched in March 1959. Robbie, who was Oscar-nominated for her starring role in the 2017 ice-skating movie 'I, Tonya' and who appeared in the 2016 superhero movie 'Suicide Squad,' said she hoped the film would 'have a tremendously positive impact on children and audiences worldwide.' "Barbie has empowered kids to imagine themselves in aspirational roles from a princess to president," the actress said in a statement. Barbie has adopted more than 200 careers in her lifetime, including robotics engineer, astronaut and teacher. She is the best-known doll in the world and a cultural icon celebrated by the likes of Andy Warhol, the Paris Louvre museum, and the 1997 satirical song 'Barbie Girl' by Scandinavian pop group Aqua. But critics said her curvy body promoted an unrealistic image for young girls, and sales began dropping in 2014, leading California-based Mattel to add a wider variety of skin tones, body shapes, hijab-wearing dolls and science kits to make the products more educational. The live-action Barbie film is the first venture from the recently established Mattel Films unit set up in September to develop the franchise of Barbie and other toys, such as Hot Wheels and American Girl.

Margot Robbie to play Barbie in doll's first live-action film

There`s nothing quite like a corset when it comes to channelling female frustration.

So say Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie, who also had horses, blustery winds, wigs and rain to deal with when filming the royal historical movie 'Mary Queen of Scots,'&nbsp;out in U.S. movie theatres on Friday

Yet the two actresses said they welcomed the battles with the elements when making the movie about the true-life rivalry between 16th century Queen Elizabeth I of England and her distant cousin Mary Stuart.

"The costumes were incredibly made. Those corsets - you feel like you can`t breath sometimes. It`s very helpful when you are feeling frustrated with your male advisers, to feel that shortness of breath," said Robbie, who plays Elizabeth.

'Mary Queen of Scots'&nbsp;has sisterhood and frustration aplenty as the two young royals wrestle with politics, plots, power, love and their scheming male advisers.

It is one of several movies winning attention as Hollywood`s awards season swings into gear that is headlined by two or more women. It is also directed by a woman - Britain`s Josie Rourke but was made before the #MeToo movement fueled demands for more female voices in Hollywood.

Ronan, playing the headstrong Mary who claimed both the Scottish and English thrones some 450 years ago, said she loved filming outdoors.

"I loved being on a horse. When you are having to deal with the elements and a corseted costume and animals, it informs the performance," the actress said.

Despite feeling a connection because of their positions of female power, the two royals were lifelong rivals.

"Elizabeth gave England the longest period of peace...but I think as a person, she lost everything - her womanhood, her humanity," said Robbie. "I think she so badly wished she could behave the way Mary did sometimes."&nbsp;

The film contains only one (imagined) scene when they meet, and Mary begs Elizabeth for her help and protection.&nbsp;

Robbie said that after the two actresses deliberately kept themselves apart during weeks of shooting, the scene was intense.

"To see Mary standing there, young and fierce and asking for help and knowing I wasn`t going to give it, was heart-breaking," she said. "I was sobbing. It was a really, really emotional moment for me."&nbsp;

There`s nothing quite like a corset when it comes to channelling female frustration. So say Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie, who also had horses, blustery winds, wigs and rain to deal with when filming the royal historical movie 'Mary Queen of Scots,' out in U.

There`s nothing quite like a corset when it comes to channelling female frustration. So say Saoirse Ronan and Margot Robbie, who also had horses, blustery winds, wigs and rain to deal with when filming the royal historical movie 'Mary Queen of Scots,' out in U.S. movie theatres on Friday Yet the two actresses said they welcomed the battles with the elements when making the movie about the true-life rivalry between 16th century Queen Elizabeth I of England and her distant cousin Mary Stuart. "The costumes were incredibly made. Those corsets - you feel like you can`t breath sometimes. It`s very helpful when you are feeling frustrated with your male advisers, to feel that shortness of breath," said Robbie, who plays Elizabeth. 'Mary Queen of Scots' has sisterhood and frustration aplenty as the two young royals wrestle with politics, plots, power, love and their scheming male advisers. It is one of several movies winning attention as Hollywood`s awards season swings into gear that is headlined by two or more women. It is also directed by a woman - Britain`s Josie Rourke but was made before the #MeToo movement fueled demands for more female voices in Hollywood. Ronan, playing the headstrong Mary who claimed both the Scottish and English thrones some 450 years ago, said she loved filming outdoors. "I loved being on a horse. When you are having to deal with the elements and a corseted costume and animals, it informs the performance," the actress said. Despite feeling a connection because of their positions of female power, the two royals were lifelong rivals. "Elizabeth gave England the longest period of peace...but I think as a person, she lost everything - her womanhood, her humanity," said Robbie. "I think she so badly wished she could behave the way Mary did sometimes." The film contains only one (imagined) scene when they meet, and Mary begs Elizabeth for her help and protection. Robbie said that after the two actresses deliberately kept themselves apart during weeks of shooting, the scene was intense. "To see Mary standing there, young and fierce and asking for help and knowing I wasn`t going to give it, was heart-breaking," she said. "I was sobbing. It was a really, really emotional moment for me."

Finding sisterhood amid the corsets in 'Mary Queen of Scots'

&nbsp;Veteran actor Malcolm McDowell has been roped in to play News Corp Chairman Rupert Murdoch in Annapurna Pictures` upcoming Roger Ailes film.

&nbsp;According to Variety, McDowell joins a cast of A-list talent that includes Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie, who will play Megyn Kelly, Gretchen Carlson and an associate producer, respectively.

The drama is based on the disgraced former Fox News chief (to be played by John Lithgow) and is about the women of the media company, who took a stand against the network`s toxic male culture and its late chairman, Roger Ailes.

The yet-untitled film, which was written by `The Big Short` scribe Charles Randolph, will be directed by Jay Roach.&nbsp;

Veteran actor Malcolm McDowell has been roped in to play News Corp Chairman Rupert Murdoch in Annapurna Pictures` upcoming Roger Ailes film. According to Variety, McDowell joins a cast of A-list talent that includes Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie, who will play Megyn Kelly, Gretchen Carlson and an associate producer, respectively.

Veteran actor Malcolm McDowell has been roped in to play News Corp Chairman Rupert Murdoch in Annapurna Pictures` upcoming Roger Ailes film. According to Variety, McDowell joins a cast of A-list talent that includes Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie, who will play Megyn Kelly, Gretchen Carlson and an associate producer, respectively. The drama is based on the disgraced former Fox News chief (to be played by John Lithgow) and is about the women of the media company, who took a stand against the network`s toxic male culture and its late chairman, Roger Ailes. The yet-untitled film, which was written by `The Big Short` scribe Charles Randolph, will be directed by Jay Roach.

Malcom McDowell to play Rupert Murdoch in upcoming Roger Ailes film

Australian actor Margot Robbie is in talks to star in `Barbie`, a movie based on Mattel`s globally recognised doll.

After a movie about the popular doll was in development for years at Sony, Mattel is partnering with Warner Bros.

&nbsp;Robbie would also produce the project through her LuckyChap banner, reported The Hollywood Reporter.

It is, however, yet not known if Mattel is sticking to the original script, which had set Amy Schumer to star, who dropped out due to scheduling conflicts.

&nbsp;It was later reported Anne Hathaway would replace Schumer.

As per sources `Wonder Woman` director Patty Jenkins is circling the Warners project but no substantive talks or offers that have taken place.Apart from `Barbie` Robbie is all geared up for her upcoming movie `Birds of Prey` which is set to hit the big screen on February 7, 2020.

&nbsp;Robbie will reprise her `Suicide Squad` role as Harley Quinn, with Cathy Yan directing the film. &nbsp;

Australian actor Margot Robbie is in talks to star in `Barbie`, a movie based on Mattel`s globally recognised doll. After a movie about the popular doll was in development for years at Sony, Mattel is partnering with Warner Bros.

Australian actor Margot Robbie is in talks to star in `Barbie`, a movie based on Mattel`s globally recognised doll. After a movie about the popular doll was in development for years at Sony, Mattel is partnering with Warner Bros. Robbie would also produce the project through her LuckyChap banner, reported The Hollywood Reporter. It is, however, yet not known if Mattel is sticking to the original script, which had set Amy Schumer to star, who dropped out due to scheduling conflicts. It was later reported Anne Hathaway would replace Schumer. As per sources `Wonder Woman` director Patty Jenkins is circling the Warners project but no substantive talks or offers that have taken place.Apart from `Barbie` Robbie is all geared up for her upcoming movie `Birds of Prey` which is set to hit the big screen on February 7, 2020. Robbie will reprise her `Suicide Squad` role as Harley Quinn, with Cathy Yan directing the film.

Margot Robbie to star in 'Barbie'

The 90th Academy Awards ended with The Shape of Water winning top honours for Best Picture and Best Director (Guillermo del Toro) after having being nominated in 13 categories. The film had a lead over others with four awards in its kitty.&nbsp;

Unlike previous years, Oscars was relatively non-controversial with no big statements or goof-ups. Neither did Jennifer Lawrence trip while walking up the stairs!

Only five films out of the entire lot nominated took home multiple trophies, led by &quot;Shape of Water&quot;. &quot;Dunkirk&quot;&nbsp;bagged three while &quot;Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri&quot;, &quot;Blade Runner 2049&quot;&nbsp;and &quot;Darkest Hour&quot;&nbsp;clinched two each.&nbsp;

Frances McDormand won Best Actress for &quot;Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri&quot;, Gary Oldman took Best Actor for &quot;Darkest Hour&quot;&nbsp;while Allison Janney and Sam Rockwell took Supporting Actress and Actor for their respective roles in &quot;I, Tonya&quot;&nbsp;and &quot;Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri&quot;.&nbsp;

Jordan Peele won Best Original Screenplay for &quot;Get Out&quot;, and James Ivory took Adapted Screenplay for &quot;Call Me by Your Name&quot;.

All of the Best Picture nominees won at least one award tonight, except &quot;Lady Bird&quot;&nbsp;and &quot;The Post&quot;.

Jimmy Kimmel hosted the show from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood for a second consecutive year, with the #MeToo and Time&rsquo;s Up movements a common theme in speeches.&nbsp;

Here is the complete list of winners at the 90th annual Academy Awards:

Best Picture 
&quot;The Shape of Water&quot; 
Guillermo del Toro and J. Miles Dale, Producers

Actress in leading&nbsp;role 
Frances&nbsp;McDormand for &quot;Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri&quot;

Actor in leading&nbsp;role 
Gary Oldman for &quot;Darkest Hour&quot;

Best Director 
Guillermo del Toro for &quot;The Shape of Water&quot;

Music (Original song) 
Remember Me from &quot;Coco&quot;. Music and Lyric by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez

Music (Original score) 
&quot;The Shape of Water&quot; by Alexandre Desplat

Cinematography 
&quot;Blade Runner 2049&quot; 
Roger A. Deakins

Writing (Original Screenplay) 
&quot;Get Out&quot; written by Jordan Peele

Writing (Adapted Screenplay) 
&quot;Call Me By Your Name&quot; 
Screenplay by James Ivory

Actor in Supporting Role 
Sam Rockwell for &quot;Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri&quot;

Actress in Supporting Role 
Allison Janney for &quot;I, Tonya&quot;

Short Film (Live Action) 
&quot;The Silent Child&quot; 
Chris Overton and Rachel Shenton

Documentary (Short Subject) 
&quot;Heaven is a traffic jam on the 1405&quot; 
Frank Stiefel

Film Editing 
&quot;Dunkirk&quot; 
Lee Smith

Visual Effects 
&quot;Blade Runner 2049&quot; 
John Nelson, Gerd Nefzer, Paul Lambert and Richard R. Hoover

Animated Feature Film 
&quot;Coco&quot; 
Lee Unkrich and Darla K. Anderson

Short film (Animated) 
&quot;Dear Basketball&quot; 
Glen Keane and Kobe Bryant

Foreign Language film 
&quot;A Fantastic Woman&quot; 
Chile

Production Design 
&quot;The Shape of Water&quot; 
Production Design: Paul Denham Austerberry; Set Decoration: Shane Vieau and Jeff Melvin

Sound mixing 
&quot;Dunkirk&quot; 
Mark Weingarten, Gregg Landaker and Gary A. Rizzo

Sound editing 
&quot;Dunkirk&quot; 
Richard King and Alex Gibson

Documentary (Feature) 
&quot;Icarus&quot; 
Bryan Fogel and Dan Cogan

Costume Design 
&quot;Phantom Thread&quot; 
Mark Bridges

Makeup and Hairstyling 
&quot;Darkest Hour&quot; 
Kazuhiro Tsuji, David Malinowski and Lucy Sibbick

"Shape of Water", Guillermo del Toro, Frances McDormand and Gary Oldman win top honours

The 90th Academy Awards ended with The Shape of Water winning top honours for Best Picture and Best Director (Guillermo del Toro) after having being nominated in 13 categories. The film had a lead over others with four awards in its kitty. Unlike previous years, Oscars was relatively non-controversial with no big statements or goof-ups. Neither did Jennifer Lawrence trip while walking up the stairs! Only five films out of the entire lot nominated took home multiple trophies, led by "Shape of Water". "Dunkirk" bagged three while "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri", "Blade Runner 2049" and "Darkest Hour" clinched two each. Frances McDormand won Best Actress for "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri", Gary Oldman took Best Actor for "Darkest Hour" while Allison Janney and Sam Rockwell took Supporting Actress and Actor for their respective roles in "I, Tonya" and "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri". Jordan Peele won Best Original Screenplay for "Get Out", and James Ivory took Adapted Screenplay for "Call Me by Your Name". All of the Best Picture nominees won at least one award tonight, except "Lady Bird" and "The Post". Jimmy Kimmel hosted the show from the Dolby Theatre in Hollywood for a second consecutive year, with the #MeToo and Time’s Up movements a common theme in speeches. Here is the complete list of winners at the 90th annual Academy Awards: Best Picture "The Shape of Water" Guillermo del Toro and J. Miles Dale, Producers Actress in leading role Frances McDormand for "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri" Actor in leading role Gary Oldman for "Darkest Hour" Best Director Guillermo del Toro for "The Shape of Water" Music (Original song) Remember Me from "Coco". Music and Lyric by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez Music (Original score) "The Shape of Water" by Alexandre Desplat Cinematography "Blade Runner 2049" Roger A. Deakins Writing (Original Screenplay) "Get Out" written by Jordan Peele Writing (Adapted Screenplay) "Call Me By Your Name" Screenplay by James Ivory Actor in Supporting Role Sam Rockwell for "Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri" Actress in Supporting Role Allison Janney for "I, Tonya" Short Film (Live Action) "The Silent Child" Chris Overton and Rachel Shenton Documentary (Short Subject) "Heaven is a traffic jam on the 1405" Frank Stiefel Film Editing "Dunkirk" Lee Smith Visual Effects "Blade Runner 2049" John Nelson, Gerd Nefzer, Paul Lambert and Richard R. Hoover Animated Feature Film "Coco" Lee Unkrich and Darla K. Anderson Short film (Animated) "Dear Basketball" Glen Keane and Kobe Bryant Foreign Language film "A Fantastic Woman" Chile Production Design "The Shape of Water" Production Design: Paul Denham Austerberry; Set Decoration: Shane Vieau and Jeff Melvin Sound mixing "Dunkirk" Mark Weingarten, Gregg Landaker and Gary A. Rizzo Sound editing "Dunkirk" Richard King and Alex Gibson Documentary (Feature) "Icarus" Bryan Fogel and Dan Cogan Costume Design "Phantom Thread" Mark Bridges Makeup and Hairstyling "Darkest Hour" Kazuhiro Tsuji, David Malinowski and Lucy Sibbick

Oscars 2018: Full list of winners

A-list stars Nicole Kidman, Lupita Nyong&#39;o and Margot Robbie were seen at&nbsp;Calvin Klein show on Tuesday, wading through popcorn to watch Raf Simons&#39;s latest meditation on Americana, where firefighter meets prairie.

The Belgian&#39;s stewardship of the iconic US label, now into a second year, is one of the few bright spots in a New York Fashion Week suffering from an identity crisis, thinning schedule and a glut between the passing of one generation and the search for another.

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Ruby Sterling again designed the set. Barns evoked the pioneer spirit of the prairies, adorned with work by Andy Warhol -- also to be seen on Calvin Klein underwear -- and a room ankle-deep in popcorn.

While the model of the moment Kaia Gerber, 16, walked the runway, dressed in waders, watched by proud parents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber.

Simons said the collection evolved his window-onto-America theme for his Calvin Klein, this time referencing the discovery of America, the 1960s space race and the 21st-century information age. He said that it was about freedom, democracy and no cultural hierarchy, listing 50 words in place of 50 states that included pioneer, firefighter, prairie, industrial and, of course, popcorn.

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Clothes ticked the modesty trend for 2018 fall/winter, full skirts practically to the ground and boxy outerwear, with models kitted out in knitted balaclavas or hijab-inspired hats shielding hair and neck. There was an emergency responder vibe in orange outerwear and pants, fluorescent strips on jackets, giant wader-style boots over the knee in both shiny black and white and baggy sweaters. Giant silver gloves tapped the oven mitten look, a space-age version of the Ralph Lauren&#39;s tasselled beige numbers that divided opinion for the US Winter Olympics team in Pyeongchang.

There was a utilitarian, workman-like feel, and clear odes to America -- patchwork quilts and red checked flannel. Yet however striking and original, it did not shriek wearable.

Simons&#39;s tenure at Calvin Klein has been applauded by critics and the label&#39;s recent underwear ad featuring the Kardashian sisters -- YouTube&#39;s most-watched commercial last month with 15.4 million hits. Considered one of the finest designers of his generation, the 50-year-old previously breathed new life into Dior after John Galliano was fired in 2012 for anti-Semitic insults in a Paris bar.

Fashion Week closes today with shows by Michael Kors and Marc Jacobs before the season flits to London, Milan and Paris. Here are the other standouts of the penultimate day in the Big Apple.

Selena Gomez, the current face of Coach, was guest of honour in the front row -- seen wearing a black leather jacket and long floral dress, capturing something of the gothic, city meets nature, romance of the collection. But if &quot;twisted, dark romance&quot; was one of the themes, there was no sign of off-again-on-again squeeze Justin Bieber, with whom she has reportedly recently reunited to the chagrin of her family.

Models paraded up and down a darkened woodland set, a kind of spooky movie vibe with puffs of dry ice at the end, fall leaves crunching underfoot and nude tree trunks with overhanging branches.

It was a blend of goth, the preference for all black dressing beloved by non-conforming English teenagers in the 1990s, with the supernatural, a juxtaposition of America&#39;s Southwest with New York.

Canadian designer Jason Wu presented his last collection for Hugo Boss, where he has been artistic director of womenswear since June 2013. Wu is leaving to concentrate on his own label. His last presentation for the German house was inspired by the work of US minimalist artist Robert Morris and focused on bold tailoring. Hugo Boss is yet to name a successor for Wu.

In a bizarre update, the runway of the designer's show was covered in popcorn

A-list stars Nicole Kidman, Lupita Nyong'o and Margot Robbie were seen at Calvin Klein show on Tuesday, wading through popcorn to watch Raf Simons's latest meditation on Americana, where firefighter meets prairie. The Belgian's stewardship of the iconic US label, now into a second year, is one of the few bright spots in a New York Fashion Week suffering from an identity crisis, thinning schedule and a glut between the passing of one generation and the search for another. Also Read: #MeToo on-ramp: Models as angels, men as pigs at New York Fashion Week Ruby Sterling again designed the set. Barns evoked the pioneer spirit of the prairies, adorned with work by Andy Warhol -- also to be seen on Calvin Klein underwear -- and a room ankle-deep in popcorn. While the model of the moment Kaia Gerber, 16, walked the runway, dressed in waders, watched by proud parents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber. Simons said the collection evolved his window-onto-America theme for his Calvin Klein, this time referencing the discovery of America, the 1960s space race and the 21st-century information age. He said that it was about freedom, democracy and no cultural hierarchy, listing 50 words in place of 50 states that included pioneer, firefighter, prairie, industrial and, of course, popcorn. Also Watch: Tadashi Shoji shows 'unapologetic' sexy collection inspired by #MeToo Clothes ticked the modesty trend for 2018 fall/winter, full skirts practically to the ground and boxy outerwear, with models kitted out in knitted balaclavas or hijab-inspired hats shielding hair and neck. There was an emergency responder vibe in orange outerwear and pants, fluorescent strips on jackets, giant wader-style boots over the knee in both shiny black and white and baggy sweaters. Giant silver gloves tapped the oven mitten look, a space-age version of the Ralph Lauren's tasselled beige numbers that divided opinion for the US Winter Olympics team in Pyeongchang. There was a utilitarian, workman-like feel, and clear odes to America -- patchwork quilts and red checked flannel. Yet however striking and original, it did not shriek wearable. Simons's tenure at Calvin Klein has been applauded by critics and the label's recent underwear ad featuring the Kardashian sisters -- YouTube's most-watched commercial last month with 15.4 million hits. Considered one of the finest designers of his generation, the 50-year-old previously breathed new life into Dior after John Galliano was fired in 2012 for anti-Semitic insults in a Paris bar. Fashion Week closes today with shows by Michael Kors and Marc Jacobs before the season flits to London, Milan and Paris. Here are the other standouts of the penultimate day in the Big Apple. Selena Gomez, the current face of Coach, was guest of honour in the front row -- seen wearing a black leather jacket and long floral dress, capturing something of the gothic, city meets nature, romance of the collection. But if "twisted, dark romance" was one of the themes, there was no sign of off-again-on-again squeeze Justin Bieber, with whom she has reportedly recently reunited to the chagrin of her family. Models paraded up and down a darkened woodland set, a kind of spooky movie vibe with puffs of dry ice at the end, fall leaves crunching underfoot and nude tree trunks with overhanging branches. It was a blend of goth, the preference for all black dressing beloved by non-conforming English teenagers in the 1990s, with the supernatural, a juxtaposition of America's Southwest with New York. Canadian designer Jason Wu presented his last collection for Hugo Boss, where he has been artistic director of womenswear since June 2013. Wu is leaving to concentrate on his own label. His last presentation for the German house was inspired by the work of US minimalist artist Robert Morris and focused on bold tailoring. Hugo Boss is yet to name a successor for Wu.

New York Fashion Week: Nicole Kidman, Lupita Nyong'o, Margot Robbie at Calvin Klein

Critically acclaimed actor Leonardo DiCaprio is set to star in Quentin Tarantino&#39;s movie on <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/who-was-charles-manson-24657" target="_blank">Charles Manson</a> murders but&nbsp;is not expected to play the American cult leader.&nbsp;

Dicaprio will instead feature in the film playing the character of an ageing, out-of-work actor in the yet-to-be-titled&nbsp;movie.&nbsp;

The plot of the film has not been revealed but the director-producer of the film said in November that it &quot;will not a be a biographical movie on the cult leader rather a story set in summer of 1969 when a string of gruesome killings took place&quot;&nbsp;in Southern California carried out by Manson&#39;s followers.&nbsp;

Charles Manson was one of the most notorious criminals of his time. He<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/us-mass-killer-cult-leader-charles-manson-dies-at-83-24630" target="_blank"> died</a> in November 2017 at the age of 83 while serving a life sentence for ordering the murders of nine people including actress Sharon Tate, wife of Roman Polanski.&nbsp;

The yet-to-be-titled film is slated for a release on August 9, 2019, when the murders complete an exact <a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/entertainment-quentin-tarantinos-charles-manson-film-to-release-on-50th-anniversary-of-the-tate-murders-25812" target="_blank">50 years</a>.&nbsp;

It is also speculated that Australian actress Margot Robbie has been asked to play the actress Sharon Tate.&nbsp;

This will be the first movie from the director without his good friend and former chief executive of Weinstein Company that was involved in every movie of Tarantino&#39;s.<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/hollywood-mogul-harvey-weinstein-fired-after-sexual-harassment-claims-21149" target="_blank"> Harvey Weinstein</a> was fired from his post after allegations of sexual abuse and harassment surfaced last year against him. Close to 100 women accused the media mogul of abusing his power and using it for sexual favours.&nbsp;

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It is speculated that Margot Robbie of 'Suicide Squad' will play the role of actress Sharon Tate who was murdered by Charles Manson's followers

Critically acclaimed actor Leonardo DiCaprio is set to star in Quentin Tarantino's movie on Charles Manson murders but is not expected to play the American cult leader. Dicaprio will instead feature in the film playing the character of an ageing, out-of-work actor in the yet-to-be-titled movie. The plot of the film has not been revealed but the director-producer of the film said in November that it "will not a be a biographical movie on the cult leader rather a story set in summer of 1969 when a string of gruesome killings took place" in Southern California carried out by Manson's followers. Charles Manson was one of the most notorious criminals of his time. He died in November 2017 at the age of 83 while serving a life sentence for ordering the murders of nine people including actress Sharon Tate, wife of Roman Polanski. The yet-to-be-titled film is slated for a release on August 9, 2019, when the murders complete an exact 50 years. It is also speculated that Australian actress Margot Robbie has been asked to play the actress Sharon Tate. This will be the first movie from the director without his good friend and former chief executive of Weinstein Company that was involved in every movie of Tarantino's. Harvey Weinstein was fired from his post after allegations of sexual abuse and harassment surfaced last year against him. Close to 100 women accused the media mogul of abusing his power and using it for sexual favours.

Leonardo DiCaprio to be next seen in Tarantino's film on Charles Manson's murders

Actor Margot Robbie, who essayed the role of Harley Quinn in Sucide Squad, has confirmed that a &quot;totally separate&quot;, film focusing on the character, is in the works.

Following the character&#39;s debut in Suicide Squad, Robbie and director David Ayer were confirmed to be developing spin-off film Gotham City Sirens, while Crazy Stupid Love&nbsp;directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa were in talks to write and helm a movie about Harley and Joker&#39;

&quot;I&#39;ve been working on it for two years now. I mean, it&#39;s hard to kinda talk about it &#39;cause all this stuff is kinda under lock and key, but yeah, no, I&#39;ve been working on a separate spin-off for Harley, thing, for a while now,&quot; Robbie told MTV News in an interview.

&quot;There&#39;s a lot going on right now and I&#39;m not sure? I, honestly, I don&#39;t think anyone knows what&#39;s going to be the next thing to happen, but I think everyone&#39;s keen to get Harley back on screen and so everyone&#39;s working on different versions of what that could be,&quot; she added.&nbsp; 
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Following the character's debut in Suicide Squad, Robbie and director David Ayer were confirmed to be developing spin-off film Gotham City Sirens

Actor Margot Robbie, who essayed the role of Harley Quinn in Sucide Squad, has confirmed that a "totally separate", film focusing on the character, is in the works. Following the character's debut in Suicide Squad, Robbie and director David Ayer were confirmed to be developing spin-off film Gotham City Sirens, while Crazy Stupid Love directors Glenn Ficarra and John Requa were in talks to write and helm a movie about Harley and Joker' "I've been working on it for two years now. I mean, it's hard to kinda talk about it 'cause all this stuff is kinda under lock and key, but yeah, no, I've been working on a separate spin-off for Harley, thing, for a while now," Robbie told MTV News in an interview. "There's a lot going on right now and I'm not sure? I, honestly, I don't think anyone knows what's going to be the next thing to happen, but I think everyone's keen to get Harley back on screen and so everyone's working on different versions of what that could be," she added.

Harley Quinn movie in the works, confirms Margot Robbie

Suicide Squad&nbsp;held on for a third straight week as the top money-maker at North American box offices, easily brushing off the competition, industry estimates showed yesterday. Ben-Hur, meanwhile, bombed on its debut. 
 
Suicide Squad&nbsp;hasn&#39;t been a favourite with critics, but moviegoers plunked down $20.7 million over the weekend to see Will Smith, Jared Leto and Margot Robbie play a band of criminals hired to carry out secret missions. 
 
Since it opened three weeks ago, the movie has earned $262.3 million. 
 
Trailing at number two for a second week was Sausage Party, the raunchy animated comedy with Seth Rogan as the leading voice. It made $15.3 million, down from last week&#39;s $34.3 million take. 
 
War Dogs, a new release with Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, opened in third place with $14.3 million in ticket sales its first weekend out. 
 
A comedy-drama about two arms dealers in over their heads supplying weapons to US forces in Iraq, its blend of light entertainment and serious subject matter got mixed reviews. 
 
Kubo and the Two Strings&nbsp;landed in fourth place on its first weekend out, pulling in $12.6 million. 
 
Praised as visually stunning, the 3-D stop-motion adventure fantasy set in ancient Japan is about a one-eyed boy on a quest who must battle the gods with a magical instrument. 
 
The remake of Ben-Hur, meanwhile, went down in flames its debut weekend in North American theaters, earning only $11.4 million and coming in fifth place. 
 
The $100 million epic with Jack Huston as the chariot racing Jewish nobleman Judah Ben-Hur &quot;derailed spectacularly&quot; because it was apparently unable to get beyond its core Christian audience, Variety said. 
 
Rounding out the top ten films of the weekend are: 
 
- Pete&#39;s Dragon&nbsp;($11.3 million) 
 
- Bad Moms&nbsp;($8.1 million) 
 
- Jason Bourne&nbsp;($8 million) 
 
- The Secret Life of Pets&nbsp;($5.8 million) 
 
- Florence Foster Jenkins&nbsp;($4.3 million) 
 
(AFP)

'Suicide Squad' hasn't been a favourite with critics, but the movie has earned $262.3 million since it opened three weeks ago

Suicide Squad held on for a third straight week as the top money-maker at North American box offices, easily brushing off the competition, industry estimates showed yesterday. Ben-Hur, meanwhile, bombed on its debut. Suicide Squad hasn't been a favourite with critics, but moviegoers plunked down $20.7 million over the weekend to see Will Smith, Jared Leto and Margot Robbie play a band of criminals hired to carry out secret missions. Since it opened three weeks ago, the movie has earned $262.3 million. Trailing at number two for a second week was Sausage Party, the raunchy animated comedy with Seth Rogan as the leading voice. It made $15.3 million, down from last week's $34.3 million take. War Dogs, a new release with Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, opened in third place with $14.3 million in ticket sales its first weekend out. A comedy-drama about two arms dealers in over their heads supplying weapons to US forces in Iraq, its blend of light entertainment and serious subject matter got mixed reviews. Kubo and the Two Strings landed in fourth place on its first weekend out, pulling in $12.6 million. Praised as visually stunning, the 3-D stop-motion adventure fantasy set in ancient Japan is about a one-eyed boy on a quest who must battle the gods with a magical instrument. The remake of Ben-Hur, meanwhile, went down in flames its debut weekend in North American theaters, earning only $11.4 million and coming in fifth place. The $100 million epic with Jack Huston as the chariot racing Jewish nobleman Judah Ben-Hur "derailed spectacularly" because it was apparently unable to get beyond its core Christian audience, Variety said. Rounding out the top ten films of the weekend are: - Pete's Dragon ($11.3 million) - Bad Moms ($8.1 million) - Jason Bourne ($8 million) - The Secret Life of Pets ($5.8 million) - Florence Foster Jenkins ($4.3 million) (AFP)

'Suicide Squad' tops box office, 'Ben-Hur' bombs

With her cut-glass cheekbones, porcelain skin and cascading flaxen locks, it is hard to imagine a better choice to play Tarzan`s love interest than Australian actress Margot Robbie. 
 
But the 25-year-old, who appears as Jane in &quot;The Legend of Tarzan,&quot; the latest take on one of Hollywood`s most enduring colonial era adventure stories, is anything but a shrinking violet. 
 
&quot;I`ve never wanted to play the damsel in distress, and Jane is anything but,&quot; said the actress, who rose to worldwide fame starring in Martin Scorsese`s &quot;The Wolf of Wall Street.&quot; 
 
Robbie agreed early on with director David Yates that her take on Jane Porter, and later Lady Greystoke, in the 51st live-action Tarzan movie would be a feisty character, capable of fighting back. 
 
In one memorable scene, Belgian ruler Leopold II`s dastardly henchman Leon Rom, played by Christoph Waltz, demands of a captured Jane that she scream to attract Tarzan`s attention, and instead she spits in his face. 
 
It is a gesture of the kind of fiery insouciance common in the roles Robbie has picked, from her portrayal of the feisty Naomi Lapaglia in &quot;The Wolf of Wall Street&quot; to the villainous Harley Quinn in the much anticipated &quot;Suicide Squad&quot; from DC Comics. 
 
The Queensland native, whose first regular acting job was in Aussie soap &quot;Neighbours,&quot; is enjoying an unusual trajectory in an industry where many female actresses complain of the shallow roles they are offered. Studies consistently show that men outnumber women by up to three to one among speaking parts in feature films, with the few starring female roles often largely just foils for the male star. 
 
&quot;I think it`s definitely improving. And I think people have finally recognized that half the ticket sales are coming from women,&quot; Robbie told AFP at a publicity event in Beverly Hills Sunday for &quot;Tarzan,&quot; which hits theaters on July 1. 
 
&quot;And if they don`t create the kind of roles that women are going to be able to relate to then they`re not going to enjoy watching them as much. 
 
&quot;And if they don`t enjoy watching them as much, they`re not going to be able to make their money. I think they needed to recognize that and I think the industry has really responded in a postive way and people are really making an effort.&quot; 
 
Robbie says she is still offered parts that strike her as problematic, but senses that producers and directors are keen to work with her to give the role more depth. 
 
One notable feature of David Yates`s take on Tarzan is that, for once, it is the male lead, Robbie`s co-star Alexander Skarsgard, who spends much of the duration half-naked while Robbie was able to keep her clothes on. 
 
Yates, who directed the final four &quot;Harry Potter&quot; films and is helming JK Rowling`s forthcoming Potter spin-off &quot;Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,&quot; revealed he had turned down the studio`s suggestion of &quot;Superman&quot; actor Henry Cavill for the role of &quot;Tarzan,&quot; preferring Skarsgard`s lower profile and physicality. &quot;He was so motivated. I did ask him -- and I did this with Eddie Redmayne on `Beasts` because they both had to work out -- `can you send me photographs of yourself?` which seemed kind of not right. 
 
&quot;So every week, there would be photographs of Alex naked -- not completely naked -- and after about three or four weeks I just thought &#39;ok, that`s fine, it`s great.&quot; 
 
&quot;The Legend of Tarzan&quot; picks up the King of the Jungle`s story several years after his adventures in Africa with Jane. 
 
Now a parliamentarian in London, Lord Greystoke is persuaded by Samuel L Jackson`s former US civil war soldier George Washington Williams to go back to the Congo Free State to investigate reports that Leopold II is engaged in mass enslavement of the locals. 
 
Jackson told AFP he visited Washington`s grave in Blackpool, northwestern England, last year while shooting Tim Burton`s &quot;Miss Peregrine`s Home for Peculiar Children,&quot; which is due out in September. 
 
&quot;George is a pretty fascinating guy,&quot; said the 67-year-old Hollywood veteran. 
 
&quot;He fought in the civil war, underage, and had this darkness about him that took him to the Mexican-American War where he joined the cavalry and ended up killing a whole bunch of Indians, which disturbed him greatly.&quot;&nbsp; 
 
Jackson describes Tarzan as &quot;an origin story more than anything else.&quot; 
 
&quot;You find out exactly why he is Tarzan of the Apes and what his relationship is to that ape community, how he was treated in it, who loved him, who bullied him,&quot; he said. 
 
(AFP)

'I`ve never wanted to play the damsel in distress, and Jane is anything but,' says Margot Robbie

With her cut-glass cheekbones, porcelain skin and cascading flaxen locks, it is hard to imagine a better choice to play Tarzan`s love interest than Australian actress Margot Robbie. But the 25-year-old, who appears as Jane in "The Legend of Tarzan," the latest take on one of Hollywood`s most enduring colonial era adventure stories, is anything but a shrinking violet. "I`ve never wanted to play the damsel in distress, and Jane is anything but," said the actress, who rose to worldwide fame starring in Martin Scorsese`s "The Wolf of Wall Street." Robbie agreed early on with director David Yates that her take on Jane Porter, and later Lady Greystoke, in the 51st live-action Tarzan movie would be a feisty character, capable of fighting back. In one memorable scene, Belgian ruler Leopold II`s dastardly henchman Leon Rom, played by Christoph Waltz, demands of a captured Jane that she scream to attract Tarzan`s attention, and instead she spits in his face. It is a gesture of the kind of fiery insouciance common in the roles Robbie has picked, from her portrayal of the feisty Naomi Lapaglia in "The Wolf of Wall Street" to the villainous Harley Quinn in the much anticipated "Suicide Squad" from DC Comics. The Queensland native, whose first regular acting job was in Aussie soap "Neighbours," is enjoying an unusual trajectory in an industry where many female actresses complain of the shallow roles they are offered. Studies consistently show that men outnumber women by up to three to one among speaking parts in feature films, with the few starring female roles often largely just foils for the male star. "I think it`s definitely improving. And I think people have finally recognized that half the ticket sales are coming from women," Robbie told AFP at a publicity event in Beverly Hills Sunday for "Tarzan," which hits theaters on July 1. "And if they don`t create the kind of roles that women are going to be able to relate to then they`re not going to enjoy watching them as much. "And if they don`t enjoy watching them as much, they`re not going to be able to make their money. I think they needed to recognize that and I think the industry has really responded in a postive way and people are really making an effort." Robbie says she is still offered parts that strike her as problematic, but senses that producers and directors are keen to work with her to give the role more depth. One notable feature of David Yates`s take on Tarzan is that, for once, it is the male lead, Robbie`s co-star Alexander Skarsgard, who spends much of the duration half-naked while Robbie was able to keep her clothes on. Yates, who directed the final four "Harry Potter" films and is helming JK Rowling`s forthcoming Potter spin-off "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them," revealed he had turned down the studio`s suggestion of "Superman" actor Henry Cavill for the role of "Tarzan," preferring Skarsgard`s lower profile and physicality. "He was so motivated. I did ask him -- and I did this with Eddie Redmayne on `Beasts` because they both had to work out -- `can you send me photographs of yourself?` which seemed kind of not right. "So every week, there would be photographs of Alex naked -- not completely naked -- and after about three or four weeks I just thought 'ok, that`s fine, it`s great." "The Legend of Tarzan" picks up the King of the Jungle`s story several years after his adventures in Africa with Jane. Now a parliamentarian in London, Lord Greystoke is persuaded by Samuel L Jackson`s former US civil war soldier George Washington Williams to go back to the Congo Free State to investigate reports that Leopold II is engaged in mass enslavement of the locals. Jackson told AFP he visited Washington`s grave in Blackpool, northwestern England, last year while shooting Tim Burton`s "Miss Peregrine`s Home for Peculiar Children," which is due out in September. "George is a pretty fascinating guy," said the 67-year-old Hollywood veteran. "He fought in the civil war, underage, and had this darkness about him that took him to the Mexican-American War where he joined the cavalry and ended up killing a whole bunch of Indians, which disturbed him greatly." Jackson describes Tarzan as "an origin story more than anything else." "You find out exactly why he is Tarzan of the Apes and what his relationship is to that ape community, how he was treated in it, who loved him, who bullied him," he said. (AFP)

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