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‘Monster’ star Ella Beatty tells ET’s Denny Directo how she prepared to take on the role of infamous murderer Lizzie Borden for the latest season of Ryan Murphy’s anthology series, streaming Sept. 17 on Netflix. Ella reveals how Chloë Sevigny inspired her portrayal, and explains why she didn’t seek advice from her famous parents, Annette Bening and Warren Beatty, before heading to set. Ella also gushes about working alongside co-stars Rebecca Hall, Charlie Hunnam and Vicky Krieps, and reveals why she cried while watching the completed show for the first time. More from Entertainment Tonight: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdtXPiqI2cLorKaPrfpKc4g?sub_confirmation=1 Exclusives from #EntertainmentTonight :…

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After six weeks, the reign of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” atop the box office charts has come to an end as Warner Bros./Alcon’s “Practical Magic 2” has taken No. 1 on the first post-summer weekend. But the legacyquel starring Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock has work to do to ease Warner Bros.’ 2026 box office woes after earning a $13 million opening day from 4,146 locations, setting the $75 million-budgeted film for a lackluster $28-30 million domestic opening weekend. As with the first “Practical Magic” released by in 1998, critics aren’t impressed by the film, giving it a 37% Rotten…

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After helping drive the summer box office to new heights, Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” has taken its place as Universal’s highest grossing film of all time before inflation adjustment, passing the $1.67 billion global record set in 2015 by “Jurassic World” in its ninth weekend in theaters. The studio record joins a slew of other box office records that “The Odyssey” has set, including a career best for Nolan surpassing even the inflation-adjusted total of “The Dark Knight Rises,” the all-time R-rated box office record, and the highest grossing film ever for Imax. “The Odyssey” also stands as the first…

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Despite unbelievable performances as real-life men in Canadian movies like 2023’s “BlackBerry” and a fictionalized version of himself in “This Is the End,” actor Jay Baruchel has seemingly gone under the radar when it comes to movie stardom. Early comedic successes in Judd Apatow movies like “Knocked Up” suggested Baruchel’s star was on the rise, but in recent years the performer has stuck to indie films that showcase his acting chops. Now he reteams with “Goon” writer-director Michael Dowse to elevate a different side of his Canadian roots: playing daredevil Ken Carter in “The Stunt Driver.” With a world premiere…

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