News about Alex Wolff

Billie Eilish and actor Alex Wolff put on a very friendly display as they stepped out in Los Angeles on Thursday.  In photos exclusively obtained by DailyMail.com, Billie, 22, and Wolff, 26, had their arms wrapped around one another during an relaxed lunch outing.  The duo were joined by Eilish's long-time friend, photographer Zoe Donahoe, as they headed to Astro Burger following a trip to the rock climbing gym.

Fans and colleagues have expressed their admiration for Angus Cloud's sudden death at the age of 25 with heartfelt words and personal anecdotes. The Hollywood Reporter announced on Aug. 3 that Cloud's legacy will continue in three posthumous film productions, including a thriller that may premiere as early as 2024. Cloud diversified his film and television resume with a handful of key roles, including a 2019 cameo as himself in the reality television series "The Perfect Woman," following his breakout role as Fezco in "Euphoria." Cloud appeared in "North Hollywood," a comedy-drama film loosely based on the director's life, in 2021. Cloud appeared in Ethan Berger and Alex Russek's "The Line" in 2023, starring Alex Wolff, Lewis Pullman, Halle Bailey, and Austin Abrams. Cloud's last onscreen appearance before his death was dramatic.

Angus Cloud, the character on "Euphoria," died on July 31. According to a statement from his family, the actor was at his family's home in Oakland, California. In the letter, they read, "It is with the heaviest heart that we had to say goodbye to an amazing human today." "Angus was special to us in so many ways as an artist, a brother, and a son." "He buried his father last week and was terribly distraught with this loss," the couple continued. We know Angus is now reunited with his dad, who was his closest friend. Angus spoke out about his mental health, and we hope that his passing will show others that they are not alone and that they should not attempt this on their own in silence."

Josh Peck's cameo appears to be the biggest jump scare in "Oppenheimer" isn't the first explosion. Kenneth Bainbridge, the actor who produces the world's first nuclear weapon, appears in the latest Christopher Nolan film. Despite being aware of his presence in the film's various trailers, Peck did not take part in the press tour with other cast members, such as Cillian Murphy and Emily Blunt, causing many moviegoers to be concerned with his presence on film. Peck's screen time in "Oppenheimer" is short but impactful: his character is present for the Trinity test, a code name used for the first atomic bomb detonation in history. Not only that, but Bainbridge is the one who presses the big red button that ignites the weapon's fiery blast, a move that will forever change history's course. Peck persuasively lifts the anticipation of the pivotal moment.