Tommy R.
@tommyr
As the editor-in-chief of Sharier.com magazine, he follows not only what happens on screen but also the behind-the-scenes world of actors and Hollywood productions.
73 published articles
Articles by Tommy R.
A Legendary Sci-Fi Classic Still Has a Chilling Ending After Decades That Condemns Humanity
Few science‑fiction films have carved their place in history as decisively as Planet of the Apes (1968). Director Franklin J. Schaffner’s adaptation of Pierre Boulle’s novel became famous for its imaginative worldbuilding, unsettling atmosphere, and the commanding presence of Charlton Heston.
The Gentlemen Are Back — and Netflix Has Already Greenlit Season 3, Without Meghan Markle
Netflix continues to bet big on the crime series The Gentlemen, developed under the guidance of Guy Ritchie. The streamer has released a full trailer for season two and, at the same time, confirmed that the story will continue with a third season.
From the comedy Happy Easter with Belmondo, Sophie Marceau worked her way all the way to Bond
Sophie Marceau has been regarded for decades as one of the most distinctive figures in French cinema. On screen, she has always combined charm and naturalness with an unusual inner strength. Yet her s...
Disney Reportedly Trying to Bring Macaulay Culkin Back for the Home Alone Reboot
For more than thirty years, audiences have kept circling back to the same belief: if the Home Alone franchise is ever going to return in a truly big way, Kevin McCallister has to be part of it.
Jim Carrey Opens the Door to a Return in Front of the Camera and Doesn't Rule Out a New The Mask
Jim Carrey Leaves the Door Open to Acting Again—and Doesn’t Rule Out a New The Mask Jim Carrey has spent the last few years hinting that he might be ready to step away from acting, but his...
Claire Danes Remembers Turning Down Titanic and an Important Piece of Advice from Leonardo DiCaprio
Years later, Claire Danes has revisited one unforgettable moment from the set of Baz Luhrmann’s Romeo + Juliet (1996). Speaking in the Actors on Actors format, she recalled that during the ...
Marjane Satrapi, Author of Persepolis, Prominent Filmmaker and Voice of Freedom Between Cultures, Has Died
Marjane Satrapi, author of Persepolis, acclaimed filmmaker and a cross-cultural voice of freedom, dies at 56 Marjane Satrapi, the Franco-Iranian director, illustrator, and writer best known worldwide ...
Scarlett Johansson Joins Forces with Renowned Ari Aster in a Mysterious Film That’s Taking Shape
Director and screenwriter Ari Aster is preparing another feature film titled Scapegoat. According to currently available information, he wrote the screenplay himself and will also direct.
Investigation into the Death of Darrell Sheets from Storage Wars Continues Due to Suspected Cyberbullying
Police in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, are continuing to investigate the death of Darrell Sheets, best known to viewers from the TV series Storage Wars.
Back to the Future Part II Showed What a Bold and Bigger Film Sequel Should Look Like
Back to the Future Part II ranks among the most daring Hollywood sequels of its era. While the 1985 original dominated theaters and became a full-blown pop-culture phenomenon, the 1989 follow-up chose the riskier route: it expanded the story into a knotty, multi-layered time-travel puzzle.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Is Getting Ready to Return as King Conan — and He’s Already Training
Arnold Schwarzenegger has hinted that in the coming years he could revisit several of his most famous film roles outside the Terminator franchise. The actor, long synonymous with big-screen action, has been talking about potential sequels and follow-up projects designed to build on past hits.
The Ageless Power of the Dystopian Film Children of Men and the Little-Known Story of Its Remarkable Creation
Children of Men (2006) remains one of the most striking dystopian films of the 21st century. Director Alfonso Cuarón imagined a near future in which humanity has gone eighteen years without a s...