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Caroline Flack doesn’t care about winning Strictly Come Dancing

Caroline Flack has demanded she couldn’t care less about winning Strictly Come Dancing 2014. TheContinue Reading

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The Vamps talks about celeb crushes

The Vamps discuss who they need to kiss under the mistletoe this xmas!! English pop-bandContinue Reading

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Paloma Faith signs to Select Model Management

Paloma Faith has joined up with Select Model Management. The ‘Only Love Can Hurt LikeContinue Reading

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Justin Bieber is the most tweeted pop star of 2014

Justin Bieber is the most tweeted about pop star of 2014. Amid his astounding yearContinue Reading

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Jessie J interview

The ‘Do It Like A Dude’ artist and the “Skyfall” hitmaker were in that yearContinue Reading

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Jeremy Irons’ involvement in the film since he was first cast as Alfred back in January. However, while attending the Marrakech International Film Festival to receive a career tribute, Irons teased what we can expected from his version of Alfred in the upcoming release. Hit the jump to catch what Irons said about Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice‘s Alfred. The film is due in theaters on March 25, 2016 and also stars Henry Cavill, Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Jesse Eisenberg, Amy Adams, Laurence Fishburne, Jason Momoa, Holly Hunter and Scoot McNairy. “He is quite a different Alfred than we have seen so far. Zack Snyder had very clear views about what he wanted. I would just say he’s more hands-on perhaps than just a butler.” I always thought most of the big screen Alfreds were more than just butlers, but maybe the more “hands-on” version gets to see a little more action and combat in Zack Snyder’s film. Irons also pointed out that due to the rather large ensemble cast, the role of Alfred is “not a large role.” Can Snyder pull off big changes for the character with a limited amount of screen time? We’ll find out in a little less than one year and four months at this point. After nearly eight months of production Zack Snyder‘s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice wrapped filming last weekend, so we still have a very long 15 months of trying to find out every single thing we can about the movie before it opens, and that’s not to mention all of the other DCCU movies in the works. One of those movies is 2018′s Aquaman starring Jason Momoa as The King of the Seven Seas. Speaking at Comic-Con Experience in São Paulo, Brazil, Momoa couldn’t comment on the details of Batman v Superman, but he did talk about his contract, when he came on board, his hopes for the character’s future, and more. The most surprising revelation is that he’s only signed for four movies. While he didn’t specify, I assume he’s talking about Batman v Superman, Justice League: Part I and Part II, and Aquaman. This is yet another way DC/WB is breaking away from Marvel in that rather than sign an actor to a ton of pictures and figuring out when to deploy and cross them over, Aquaman is locked into the big team-up, his solo picture, and that’s it. MarkMeets.com - Popular Entertainment Site Covering Showbiz News, Music & Movie Features, Celebrity Interviews, London Film Premieres & Photos. “We’re Here To Inspire And Lead The Way In Entertainment”. - MarkMeets

Jeremy Irons Says the Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice Alfred is “Hands-On”

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice‘s Alfred update: Jeremy Irons’ involvement news since he wasContinue Reading

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Sam Smith says fame hasn’t changed him

Sam Smith feels pleased he hasn’t ”gone mental.” The 22-year-old artist discharged his presentation collectionContinue Reading

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Olly Murs needs to be someone’s on ‘Eastenders’.

The 30-year-old vocalist was recently was on the set of the BBC One cleanser forContinue Reading

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