The remarkable athlete wants to be played by either Danny DeVito or Chris Hemsworth.

The Australian actor believes sham television marriages are "a weird double standard".

Star Wars fans, hold onto your hats.

Disney's latest re-imagining, Beauty and the Beast, marks a big test of the company's strategy of using live actors to make beloved animated tales more relevant.

She was a bona fide star in the 1980s, but Rachel Ward long ago swapped her place in front of the camera for a role behind it. So what tempted her back?

Rachel Ward shines as Otto Bloom's love interest in a film that otherwise feels like a vehicle for the director's own wish fulfillment.

Beloved sci-fi classic The Matrix is reportedly in the early stages of being rebooted by Warner Bros studios, but neither the directors nor its original star are involved, so far.

Details emerge about an under-the-radar film that stars Charlize Theron.

Fancy a visit to a spa in the Swiss Alps?

With a film that also stars Naomi Watts and Clive Owen, a promising directing career is finally getting traction

The Eagle Huntress Directed by Otto Bell 87 minutes, rated G ★★½ Limited release

Director Garth Davis promises new scenes and longer versions of existing ones.

Fresh off the news that the fourth book in the Millennium series would be getting a film adaptation, two of Hollywood's biggest names have been rumoured to be taking over the role of Lisbeth Salander.

The jovial 36-year-old actor from Florida plays LeFou, the comic sidekick to the villainous Gaston (Luke Evans), in the Disney live-action remake of the 1991 animated classic.

Expanded film slate would recast Netflix as a traditional Hollywood film studio.

For those still waiting for a movie sequel to 2011's The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, there's good news and bad news.

One of Hollywood's most bankable stars takes on a controversial role as a crime-fighting cyborg.

What's showing on the big screen this week

LOVING

This documentary on a teenage girl who takes on a pursuit typically reserved for men speaks to us all.

Time and memory are twisted in this mock documentary reflecting the uncertainty of love.

Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton play it straight and shine in American race relations drama Loving.

It scored Emma Stone an Oscar, but it was originally intended for Watson.

We all know it takes a superhuman effort to transform from a mere mortal into the crown prince of Asgard.