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Cillian Murphy joins Christopher Nolan’s DUNKIRK

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It’s reported that frequent Christopher Nolan collaborator Cillian Murphy (The Dark Knight Trilogy, Inception) will be reuniting with the filmmaker for Warner Bros. Pictures‘ Dunkirk, which Nolan will direct from his own original screenplay. Murphy will be one of the more senior members of the cast against a crop of newcomers who include Fionn Whitehead (ITV’s “Him”), Jack Lowden (’71), Aneurin Barnard (Citadel), and One Direction singer/songwriter Harry Styles.

Christopher Nolan’s DUNKIRK casts Fionn Whitehead, Harry Styles

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It’s been reported that largely-unknown British actor Fionn Whitehead (ITV’s “Him”) has been cast as one of the leads in Warner Bros. Pictures‘ Dunkirk, which Christopher Nolan (The Dark Knight, Interstellar) will direct from his own original screenplay. Additionally, One Direction singer/songwriter Harry Styles will make his acting debut in the film.

Christopher Nolan’s next film set for July 21, 2017!

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Although the film itself is, unsurprisingly, a complete mystery, Warner Bros. Pictures has set Christopher Nolan’s next movie for release on Friday, July 21, 2017. The film will arrive just one week after 20th Century Fox’s War of the Planet of the Apes and just one week before Marvel Studios and Sony Pictures’ new Marvel Cinematic Universe Spider-Man film, starring Tom Holland.

Interstellar wins big at 2015 Empire Awards

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The 2015 Jameson Empire Awards took place at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel this afternoon, hosted by The Hobbit star James Nesbitt, and it was Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar which took home the top prizes of Best Film and Best Director. Rosamund Pike won Best Actress for her work in Gone Girl, and Andy Serkis was deservedly recognised in the Best Actor category for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes.

Box Office: Dumber To takes first place over Big Hero 6 and Interstellar

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With the movie theater business booming, last week’s big budget blockbusters were transplanted by a comedy sequel twenty years in the making as the Farrelly Brothers reunited Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels for Dumb and Dumber To, which burst into 3,154 theaters with an estimated $38 million. That’s Jim Carrey’s biggest opening weekend since 2003’s Bruce Almighty, which opened with $68 million over Memorial Day, and it’s the Farrelly Brothers’ biggest opening ever, grossing more in its first three days than a few of their recent movies have grossed in total.

Box Office: Big Hero 6 barely beats Interstellar over major November weekend

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Walt Disney Studios Animation opened their latest animated movie, the superhero action-adventure Big Hero 6, in 3,761 theaters on Thursday night. After grossing an estimated $15.8 million on Friday, it had a strong Saturday bump from family business to bring its weekend total to an estimated $56.2 million. With families making up 72% of its business, split evenly between male and female, and an “A” CinemaScore, the movie should continue to do well between now and Thanksgiving. Big Hero 6 added another $7.6 million in 17 international markets in its third weekend overseas bringing its total outside North America to $23 million.