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Gordon Ramsay delighted fans after sharing a new picture of his mini-me son Oscar. The snap showed the two-year-old looking rather unimpressed as he ate some ice-cream.MORE: Gordon Ramsay's wife Tana marks incredible milestone - and Victoria Beckham reacts"Happy Sunday @oscarjramsay he's not too sure about the flavour," the celebrity chef remarked in the caption.WATCH: Gordon Ramsay teases lookalike son Oscar in adorable video - and he's unimpressedFans were quick to comment on the father and son's likeliness, with one joking: "Tell me your Gordon Ramsay's son without telling me you're Gordon Ramsay's son." Another responded: "Lol this was my exact thought when I saw this photo! Adorable."MORE: Gordon Ramsay's £6million Cornwall holiday home will take your breath awayREAD: Gordon Ramsay shares details about daughter Megan's ex-boyfriend - and he's not impressed!A third person stated: "Like father like son." A fourth post read: "Absolutely gorgeous little man." Another person said: "His facial expressions kill me [laughing face emoji]."The funny post comes shortly after Gordon's million-pound mansion had a narrow escape when a giant tree was uprooted during Storm Eunice.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentItalian exhibitors are sounding an alarm over the country’s pandemic-prompted box office plunge and the removal of theatrical windows which they say are causing closure of 500 movie screens.Their cry for help comes amid what they say is a lack of signals in Italy pointing to the cinemagoing recovery that is instead currently underway in other European countries.Two years after Italy’s roughly 3,600 cinema screens were first shuttered, 500 of those screens have still not reopened across the country, according to Mario Lorini, head of local exhibitors org. ANEC.Calling for action to counter this crisis, Lorini at a Rome confab urged the government to reinstate the country’s 90-day window between a film’s release in movie theaters and via streaming platforms and broadcasters that was lifted during the pandemic by Italy’s motion picture association.

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How would YOU react if your child made it big — and refused to ever give you a penny of it??

Quentin Tarantino‘s mom, Connie Zastoupil, is speaking out, after an interview he gave about how he hasn’t shared any of his wealth with her went viral.

recently revealed that from dusk ’til dawn, he’s kept a childhood promise to never share a cent of his earnings with his mother because of a single comment she made bashing his writing career. Now, she’s responded, and it would appear she has a natural born maternal instinct to defend him and his refusal to share his killer Hollywood profits. “She was bitching at me,” the 58-year-old told “Billions” co-creator Brian Koppelman on his acclaimed podcast “The Moment” of an adolescent instance in which his mom chastised him for writing screenplays in elementary school.

Quentin Tarantino’s mother has responded to the director’s vow that he made as a child to not support her financially.Tarantino spoke on The Moment podcast earlier this month about his decision, which he says came from a lack of support that the filmmaker received from his mother growing up.Following some academic trouble that Tarantino found himself in at school, he said that his mother “was bitching at me about [writing screenplays]… and then in the middle of her little tirade, she said, ‘Oh, and by the way, this little writing career’ – with the finger quotes and everything – ‘this little writing career’ that you’re doing? That shit is fucking over,’” he said.Tarantino said that his then-12-year-old self vowed to never support his mother

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The Suicide Squad, has joined the director’s next untitled film opposite Tom Hanks, Adrien Brody, Bill Murray and Tilda Swinton.According to The Hollywood Reporter, Robbie’s role is believed to be in a supporting capacity – although plot details are unknown.Filming will begin in Spain later this month, with the project written and directed by Anderson.This marks Robbie’s debut in an Anderson flick, following scene-stealing turns in Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf Of Wall Street, Craig Gillespie’s I, Tonya and Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood.This will be Anderson’s eleventh film following The French Dispatch, a comedy-drama described as a “love letter to journalists” which releases in the US on October 22.

It’s no secret that at one point, Paramount and J.J. Abrams’ Bad Robot worked with Quentin Tarantino on a script for a new “Star Trek” film.

Django Unchained and Inglorious Basterds, told Billions co-creator Brian Koppelman on his podcast The Moment how his mother, Connie Zastoupil, ridiculed his writing at an early age.Tarantino recalled how, at 12-years-old, he received blowback from teachers for writing screenplays instead of essays in school.When his academic results began to slide, the director said his mum mocked his screenplay writing.

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Quentin Tarantino says he kept a promise he made during a fight with his mother years ago to never give her a penny of his filmmaking fortune.  The 58-year-old "Pulp Fiction" director appeared on "The Moment" podcast where he told host, "Billions" actor Brian Koppelman," about the time his mother discouraged his writing and filmmaking career when he was about 12 years old.  At the time, a young Tarantino was spending his time in school writing screenplays, which his teachers viewed as an act of "rebellion," presumably because he was not assigned to write said screenplays.This caused some friction between him and his mother, Connie Zastoupil.

Quentin Tarantino can really hold a grudge!

Quentin Tarantino made a promise to his mother, Connie Zastoupil, years and years ago when he was a child after she belittled his love of screenwriting: he’d never give her a cent of his fortune.

TMZ, the "Suicide Squad" star said he met an aspiring model back in 2017 and admitted that they had a "brief romantic relationship" in 2018. After the romance ended, he alleges that she began "using harassment, threats of physical violence by herself and others, and threats to disseminate false information to extort money from [him]." She is also now claiming they had nonconsensual sex, which he denies.The woman, Joel alleges, has gang ties and has threatened to hurt him.

Rambo.The 57-year-old director intends to retire after his tenth film, with speculation rife on how he’ll follow up Once Upon A Time In Hollywood starring Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio.Speaking on The Big Ticket podcast, Tarantino offered some potential perspective on his mindset heading into his final film, explaining how he’d adapt David Morrell’s 1972 novel of ‘First Blood’ if he decided to just make a “good movie”.“When David O. Russell talked about doing The Fighter, he was over himself and over being the auteur,” Tarantino said.