‘Cruella’ Star Emma Stone Says Disney Villain Ursula Should Get Her Own Movie

A charity which provides lifeline shopping and befriending services for older people is expanding in Perth.

Perth City Swim Club’s Carol McPartland has been recognised - and praised - for her sterling dedication to the sport.

A major storm is currently forming out in the Atlantic and rapidly strengthening as it does so - and it poses a 'danger to life'.

A woman who watched a vile rapist kick her pregnant mum three times in the stomach says the abuse she witnessed as a child will stay with her forever.

Paul Hollywood's ex-wife posted a powerful Valentine's Day message about being single – taking a swipe at the Great British Bake Off judge in the process. Cookbook writer Alex Hollywood reflected on her current relationship status and her 20-year marriage to the TV star.

Jamie Lang Belgium’s Panenka, producers of recent VRT breakout hit “Two Summers” – which premiered last week to a jaw-dropping 51% market share in its prime-time slot and which will soon be released worldwide by Netflix – will virtually pitch one of their upcoming projects, “This is Not a Murder Mystery,” at Berlin Co-Pro Series.One of 10 such projects set for this event, Co-Pro Series marks the first public pitch for “TINAMM,” with the creative team looking to the right co-production and distribution partner to help realize their murder mystery series. Panenka producer Kristoffel Mertens hosts the virtual Co-Pro pitch with co-creators Paul Baeten and Christophe Dirickx.Baeten is a novelist, essayist and TV screenwriter, whose credits include two seasons of the acclaimed drama series “Over Water” and the aforementioned “Two Summers.” Dirickx has written and produced several feature films, including Cannes players “The Misfortunates” from director Felix van Groeningen and Frank Van Passel’s “Manneken Pis.” International Emmy-nominee Hans Herbots (“The Spiral”) and Matthias Lebeer, a winner of two Golden Lions at Cannes for his work on GT Academy Europe, will direct.

This Morning viewers were left feeling joy after it was revealed that the wonderful Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary would be stepping in to cover Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield's absence. The normal duo are currently on their half term break from the show, so our Friday hosts have taken over for the week.

Amy Hart revealed earlier this month she had her eggs frozen again. And when OK! caught up with the Love Island star at the launch of Anna Williamson's new book, Where Is The Love?, Amy revealed she's put plans to go through solo IVF on hold, since meeting boyfriend Sam Rason.

A “Cruella” sequel is in the works at Disney, an individual with knowledge of the situation told TheWrap.While the studio is in early development on the sequel, director Craig Gillespie and writer Tony McNamara are expected to return for the follow-up film. The first film was also co-written by Dana Fox.“Cruella” debuted on May 28 in theaters and Disney+, and it has earned $48.5 million globally so far — it also received positive reviews.

Disney’s Cruella is such a massive hit that the studio are already working on a sequel!

Cruella”-inspired fashion line, which was licensed, designed and released without costume designer Jenny Beavan’s knowledge, has finally pushed a number of fellow costumers — including the Costume Designers Guild itself — into publicly calling out the “unfair” practice, despite the risk it poses to their own careers. Oscar-winning Beavan is the brains behind the sumptuous outfits in the new “Cruella” film, starring Emma Stone and Emma Thompson.

Last week, Emma Stone and Emma Thompson starrer Cruella hit theatre screens in the US and there's been plenty of talk regarding the iconic Disney villain Cruella de Vil's dark backstory as aspiring fashion designer Estella Miller transforms into the notorious criminal. Cruella has been directed by Craig Gillespie of I, Tonya fame and opened to a mostly favourable response.Hence, the question to be asked is; will there be a Cruella sequel? In an interview with Collider, Craig was quizzed if he feels there's more of Cruella's story to tell and whether he'd like for it to continue in another film.

Ranvir Singh has announced her debut acting role, which sees her starring alongside Emma Thompson and a whole host of other stars.The 43 year old took to Good Morning Britain on Wednesday to tell her co-stars about her new gig, and revealed we've probably all already seen it. Filling in for Susanna Reid on the hit ITV breakfast show, she told co-host Adil Ray: "I know you've starred with Dame Judi Dench, haven't you? Ben Shephard's been in Friends, Charlotte Hawkins has starred alongside Bradley Cooper in a film.

Though “Cruella” is the latest Disney film to test the hybrid Disney+/theatrical release model, the live-action film starring Emma Stone debuted with a solid $26.5 million after the long Memorial Day Weekend in North America. And while we don’t know how much the film earned on Disney+ (at $29.99 per purchase), it’s clear the studio has a hit on its hands, which leads to the inevitable question, “What’s next?” READ MORE: ‘Cruella’: Emma Stone Struggles To Redesign This Unfashionable Origin Story [Review] Well, speaking to Variety, “Cruella” star Emma Stone, along with co-star Emma Thompson, talked about which Disney villain they’d like to see get an origin story film next.

While theatres in India are far from opening any time soon due to the deadly second wave of the Covid 19 pandemic, North America is back to the movies. This past weekend two big budget films, namely John Krasinski's A Quiet Place Part II and Craig Gillespie's Cruella, opened to audiences across the US and various parts of North America.

Antonio Ferme editorEmma Stone wasn’t shocked by how dark Cruella de Vil’s backstory is in Disney’s new live-action “Cruella.”“Surprise is hard when you’ve been attached to the movie for four years and you’ve seen many different incarnations of the script,” Stone told Variety‘s senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin while she promoted the film with co-star Emma Thompson. “I wasn’t surprised because I had seen all the permutations it was going through.”Shock value aside, Stone said it was exciting to dive deep into the backstory of the sinister Disney villain.“I thought that this was a really exciting and interesting reimagining of a character that we feel like we know on a surface level,” Stone said.

Emma Stone and the cast of “Cruella” were interviewed by Variety’s senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin, who asked which other Disney villains they thought were deserving of a similar origin story.

Emma Stone and the cast of “Cruella” were interviewed by Variety’s senior culture and events editor Marc Malkin, who asked which other Disney villains were deserving of a similar origin story.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor“Cruella” production designer Fiona Crombie worked on more than 100 sets to create the multi-layered vintage look of 1970s London, giving lots of thought to young Cruella’s den.Crombie looked at old photos of abandoned locks that ran along the Thames River in London for her main inspiration for young Estella’s/Cruella’s (Emma Stone) home and lair, where she and her henchmen Joel Fry and Paul Walter Hauser plot out their scams.In contrast, the Baroness’ warehouse is bright, sharp and monochromatic — an entirely different space for London’s top fashion designer, played by Emma Thompson. She wanted them to be a cultural and generational clash, the past in the Baroness, and the future in Cruella.

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The fashion in Cruella is to die for, but there’s one item Emma Thompson could do without.

When it came to assembling the brand sponsors for Disney’s Cruella, it wasn’t about the dogs in the 101 Dalmatians live-action spinoff, or the swanky Panther De Ville car she drove in the 1990s Glenn Close movies, rather the glitz which the Emma Stone and Emma Thompson characters are all about.

After several delays, Disney’s Cruella has finally released! In the film, Emma Stone takes centre stage as the brilliant villain Cruella De Vil! In addition to Stone taking on the eponymous dog-hating villain, the movie also stars Emma Thompson, Joel Fry, Paul Walter Hauser, Emily Beecham, and Mark Strong.

Joker” of Disney. Like the pitch-black Joaquin Phoenix film, it explains the origins and psychology of an infamous villain — this time, Cruella de Vil from “101 Dalmatians.” How can we possibly come to understand and like a person who’s best known for plotting to skin adorable puppies and sew them into a coat? Who a lyric once described as “like a spider waiting for the kill?”It’s actually quite easy, because the wondrous Emma Stone plays her.The two-toned villainess wasn’t always Cruella, though. She was born Estella — with all-natural black-and-white hair — to a struggling single mom in Britain.

the prior week’s No. 1 film “Stowaway” to No.

Actress Emma Thompson recently got real about filming her upcoming film Disney’s Cruella! If you haven’t seen the intriguing trailer of the film, Thompson, 62 stars as Baroness von Hellman, a fashion legend who is devastatingly chic and terrifyingly haute. Now, during recent promotions, the actress spoke to Lorraine magazine and revealed that one part of filming was absolute “torture” for her! Emma actually pointed to wearing underwear with her costumes as the painstaking point. “I don’t like wearing underwear full stop.

Kate Middleton and Prince William continue to go about their Scotland tour and on Wednesday organised a drive-in movie screening for the NHS staff who have been working tirelessly amid the pandemic and on the frontline. The movie being screened was Craig Gillespie's Cruella which opens in theatres this Friday.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorDisney’s “Cruella” is both a live-action “101 Dalmatians” origin story and an ode to 1970s London. It’s set at the height of the punk rock era, when an “anything goes” mentality ruled music, fashion and makeup.

Emma Thompson can confirm that beauty is pain. 

It’s hard to imagine anyone other than Glenn Close in the iconic role of Cruella de Vil but the new live action film centred on the villain is taking her in a whole new direction.

Emma Thompson made a hilarious wardrobe confession as she discussed her new movie Cruella on Wednesday morning's instalment of Lorraine.The iconic 62 year old actress admitted that it was "torture" getting into costume for Disney's brand new live-action prequel, in which she plays the Baroness von Hellman while Emma Stone takes on the titular role. 'I don't wear underwear, full stop.

Emma Thompson had her “Cruella” co-star Emma Stone in tears during an interview for “Lorraine” Wednesday.