Ben Foster

Hundreds of adaptations have been produced from famous novels and biographical books, which have been used in film and television shows. However, these types of entertainment have also been inspired and adapted from some of the best video games, but they don't get nearly as much attention as they should. "The Last of Us," a Sony action-adventure game franchise of the same name, broke viewership records and became Europe and Latin America's most watched program ever. According to Forbes, television series, video-game, and film adaptations have all increased in popularity among audiences, with the star-studded "The Super Mario Bros" film, based on Nintendo's beloved game franchise, becoming the highest grossing film of 2023 so far. Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad appear in the film, which features voice acting from actors such as Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Jack Black, Seth Rogen, and Anya Taylor-Joy.

Emma Corrin, a well-known actor and co-owner of Wrexham FC, was seen on the stands watching the thrilling Wrexham FC vs. Notts County football match in Wales on Sunday. The game was certainly the biggest of Reynolds' takeover as the team met rival Notts County to fight for promotion from the National League. The game ended 3-2, but the audience was treated to some last-minute drama that would rival the forthcoming Corrin-Reynolds superhero film. In the seventh minute of stoppage time, which was saved by goalkeeper Ben Foster, leaving the home crowd raunching and Wrexham FC ranked at the top of the league table, where they could be promoted to League Two — the fourth division of English football.

Daniel Radcliffe has spent the majority of his life on film. The 33-year-old actor is best known for his versatile acting range within the "Harry Potter" film franchise and independent projects such as "Weird: The Al Yankovic Story." Naturally, it's no surprise that he worked with his longtime girlfriend, fellow actor Erin Darke, at work. In the 2013 film "Kill Your Darlings," the two were joined by Michael C. Hall, Jack Huston, and Ben Foster. And in 2021, they resurfaced in a season three episode of TBS's anthology series "Miracle Workers: Dark Ages."