Iconic pair, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright have teamed up again for the film Here, directed by Robert Zemeckis. This is the ...

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Robert Zemeckis gets real about Here’s flop. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. I think the theatrical movie business is in ...

Two-time Oscar nominee Michael Fassbender is coming back to the ... UPDATE: It was announced on June 26 that Emmy winner ...

Wright's explosive, big play ability and three-down skill set made him one of the best running back prospects in this year's draft class, and his fit in Mike McDaniel's high-octane offense should ...

Reuniting with “Forrest Gump” screenwriter Eric Roth and that film’s stars, Tom Hanks and Robin Wright, director Robert Zemeckis clumsily replicates the fixed-camera conceit in what plays as ...

Wright is also co-writing the script with Michael Bacall ... Milk (for which he received an Oscar nomination), the Coen Brothers’ True Grit and No Country for Old Men, Oliver Stone’s W., ...

Tom Hanks made his big-screen debut in an unremarkable 1980 slasher cheapie called He Knows You’re Alone. And based on that inauspicious start, it’s safe to say that no one could have predicted that ...

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