The Holiday Returns to Theaters December 11 for Its 20th Anniversary
Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Jack Black star in Nancy Meyers’ home-swap romance, a December favorite now marking 20 years since its first release.
Casting news, trailers, and release dates for upcoming films and theatrical releases, covered by Trevor Decker News.
Cameron Diaz, Kate Winslet, Jude Law and Jack Black star in Nancy Meyers’ home-swap romance, a December favorite now marking 20 years since its first release.
Focus Features brought Inde Navarrette, Curry Barker, Cooper Tomlinson and Michael Johnston back together in North Hollywood, where the restaurant table came with a plaque made out to Nikki.
Inde Navarrette’s Nikki Freeman arrives in the Item Shop on Wednesday with a Nikki-only emote, a matching pickaxe and her own lobby animation, all part of Fortnitemares 2026.
Molly Belle Wright, best known to American audiences as Beth Bradley in The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, now plays an eleven-year-old sleuth in Flavia: Girl Detective, in US theaters December 4 alongside Martin Freeman and Toby Jones.
Mckenna Grace, Inde Navarrette, Summer H. Howell and Joseph Zada were all honored at the Newport Beach Film Festival this weekend, and between the awards they talked Carrie renewal hopes, a wild first day in the Hunger Games arena, and the actors they never miss.
The young adult horror film has already wrapped production, and McGraw marked the casting news with the first behind-the-scenes photos of the trio together.
Every portrait is an extreme close-up framed in flowers and wheat, and the set quietly adds Billy Porter, Lili Taylor and Percy Daggs IV to the cast.
She plans to pay homage to Rogue, admits the mutant she actually dreamed of playing was a different one, and explains how studying anime sharpened her screenwriting.
The first footage from Peter Farrelly’s true story behind Rocky introduces Anthony Ippolito as the unknown actor who refused to let anyone else play Balboa.
Grace opened the Sunrise on the Reaping international tour with a photo call overlooking Sydney Harbour and the tour’s first fan event, weeks after her Katniss-inspired Paris moment.
Google’s annual Frightgeist rankings put Casper Kelly’s unicorn at No. 1 for 2026, with Obsession’s Nikki at No. 3 and Descendants’ Hazel Hook cracking the top 10.
Asked how C.S. Lewis’s faith shaped her approach to Narnia, Gerwig traced her answer to church choirs, communal movie theaters, and a production shot on real film, down to the Aslan pin made from its celluloid.
After a record-breaking theatrical run, Casper Kelly’s horror hit arrives to rent or buy today, with Blu-ray and DVD on December 8 and VHS pre-orders opening November 24.
The first footage sends Digory and Polly through the Wood Between the Worlds and builds to Aslan taking shape from the stars, set to a Led Zeppelin song the band almost never licenses.
Lawless plays Joss, a romantic at heart whose crushes never like her back, in first-time feature director Stephanie Donnelly’s comedy, which went into production in Chicago.
Netflix shared the first official one-sheet for Greta Gerwig’s take on C.S. Lewis’s prequel, Aslan rendered as a starfield silhouette under the tagline ‘A Universe Begins.’
The first reviews out of the London Film Festival single out Lee’s Prue as the heart of Laika’s record-setting epic, which arrives in US theaters October 23.
Fans have turned October 11 into an unofficial holiday for the 1998 classic, and this year’s tribute has already passed 62,000 likes on Instagram.
The glowing green logo debuted during Blumhouse’s BlumFest panel, where Barker and co-star Cooper Tomlinson teased their horror-comedy about con-artist ghost hunters who meet a real ghost.
Mike Flanagan told ComicBook.com the iconic Tubular Bells theme will not appear in The Exorcist: Martyrs, saying it belongs to William Friedkin’s original.
Scarlett Johansson leads the seventh Exorcist film as an NYPD detective hunting a demonic serial killer, with the full trailer arriving today and the film in theaters March 12, 2027.
The sisters get swept into a Las Vegas jewelry heist in Shaun Paul Piccinino’s action comedy, which opens in theaters October 9.
The Amazon MGM thriller earned $32.6 million domestically against a $40 million production cost, with 78 percent of the audience female.