News about Matt Reeves

Actors with their eyes on the trophy cabinet often dive into roles head first - with vast physical transformations earning praise for dedication. Makeovers are commonplace for those appearing in the movies, with some stars forced to dye their hair, pile on makeup and prosthetics, and even lose or gain weight to secure the part they so desire. This can include going through some mind-blowing transformations that leave viewers questioning who they are actually looking at on their screen. 

Georgia man George Kalb, 48 (top left), was taken into custody on Friday morning and charged with first-degree burglary and theft by conversion. Homeowner Michael Peterson (top right) died last June after suffering a heart attack. He had no will, and the house has since gone into foreclosure. But on April 16, Kalb parked a moving van in the driveway. He changed the locks and tidied up the yard. Neighbors phoned police, and Kalb presented an unsigned rental with a different person listed as the homeowner. Police later found signs of forced entry and took him into custody over a week later. Kalb has a lengthy criminal history consisting of burglary, grand theft and forgery offenses in both Georgia and Florida.

In the first official trailer for Batman's The Penguin, Colin Farrell appears as Batman's nemesis. In Matt Reeves' film The Penguin, the 47-year-old actor, who is unrecognizable in prosthetics, is prominently included in the spinoff series Oswald Cobblepot aka The Penguin. Following Cobblepot's ascension to fame in Gotham City's underworld, the show picks up right after the fact of his death in the film.

Robert Pattinson's take on the Caped Crusader in March 2022 was one of many other Batman adaptations that have debuted in theaters over the years. For the most part, every new iteration of Batman has received at least one sequel, chronicling Bruce Wayne's fight against the baddies of Gotham, and Warner Bros. announced that Pattinson's version would get a second film in April 2022. DC Studios announced on January 31 that the film is officially titled "The Batman Part II" and that it will be released in October 2025. The cast and crew of the film made it clear that they were certainly on board for a sequel before the sequel was revealed. On the premiere red carpet, director Matt Reeves told The Independent, "You don't make [move] number one as if it's going to be number one." "You have to make number one as if you are swinging for the fences, and it must be a movie that stands and lives on its own." But I've always believed in what we've achieved, and I'd be eager to hear more tales. . ... . We've started talking about another movie."

Rami Malek has been in talks to appear silent film star Buster Keaton in a limited series for Warner Bros. Television. According to an article published on Thursday by Variety, the 41-year-old actor would co-produce the project, which will be directed and co-produced by Matt Reeves, 56. Buster Keaton's Life in 2022 is in talks for the rights to the filmmaker's life.

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences unveiled their shortlists for ten categories (excluding directorial and acting) on Wednesday, ahead of the official nominees' announcement on March 12 and the Oscars ceremony on March 12. The ten categories (scroll down for the complete list) include documentary feature film, documentary short film, makeup and hairstyling, original score, animated short film, live action short film, sound, and visual effects.

A script for the forthcoming sequel to The Batman is currently in the works. Matt Reeves, the director of the superhero film, has just signed a first-look contract with Warner Bros., the studio owning full rights to his future projects for a set period of years. According to Deadline, the filmmaker's lineup includes Robert Pattinson as the titular caped crusader.