News about Ben Aldridge

The Saturdays singer, 35, looked incredible as she wore a little black dress which hugged her slender figure.  The stylish ensemble boasted a unique rose-detailed neckline, a cutout panel at the waist, and a figure-hugging design. 

As Warner Bros executives are reportedly looking at how to bring The Cursed Child to the big screen, the Harry Potter franchise could be on for a huge revival. Since the play became a hit in theatre, the film franchise, which earned more than $6.4 billion at the global box office, has had this strategy 'in their sights,' according to the same source. Harry Potter and the Cursed Child follows nineteen years after the events of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the last film to be released.

When attending the Knock at the Cabin premiere in New York City on Monday, M. Night Shyamalan looked chic. In a navy blue suit, the 52-year-old director stepped out. He wore a white button-down shirt and a red-orange tie. His long brown hair sat atop his head, and it was brushed off to the right in front.

Rupert Grint has hinted that Ron Weasley might be making a comeback! On the "This Morning" sofa with castmate Ben Aldridge, the actor addressed his forthcoming psychological thriller "Knock at the Cabin" and confirmed that he would not be opposed to a Harry Potter sequel. "I think if the timing was correct and everyone was kind of returning to school," he said. "It's a character that's important to me, and I grew up with him" I guess we're all the same person." I'm sure he's safe. "It's my whole childhood." Can someone please get Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson on the phone asap?

In a trailer released on Thursday for the forthcoming M. Night Shyamalan apocalyptic psychological horror film Knock At The Cabin, Dave Bautista and Rupert Grint, who came to prominence in heroic roles, showed their dark side. Dave, 53, who plays Drax in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, appeared alongside Rupert, 34, who played wizard Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter film franchise, in the trailer, threatening to terrorize a family. As gay parents Andrew and Eric, played by Jonathan Groff and Ben Aldridge, and their daughter Wen, played by Kristen Cui, opened the trailer with stunning views of a log cabin and a green forest.