OHMYGOSSIP — Marion Cotillard never played the ‘Assassin’s Creed’ video game because she doesn’t “like to kill people”.
The 41-year-old actress stars in the movie adaptation of the popular game alongside Michael Fassbender – but has admitted she was never previously interested in the action-adventure gaming series.
She shared: “There are video games I love. My favourite is called ‘The Box’. It’s a box and you need to find out how to open it and then inside that there’s another box and then another box. I don’t like to kill people, so that’s why I didn’t play ‘Assassin’s Creed’.
“Even when I played Lara Croft I loved the physical thing, but when she got to kill the wolves I didn’t like it. I didn’t even like killing the bad guys. That’s not my thing.”
Marion and Michael, 39, previously worked together on the 2015 release ‘Macbeth’, which was based on William Shakespeare’s play of the same name.
And Marion admitted there are some similarities between the two movies, both of which are directed by Justin Kurzel.
She explained to the Irish Times newspaper: “It was not as if the film is a big dumb comedy.
“But it is a very different kind of movie. There is a lot of violence. But there’s violence in ‘Macbeth’ as well. Making the film involves the same commitment, the same depth. Justin is one of the best directors I’ve worked with.”
And Marion revealed she has a vaguely similar approach to all of the roles she accepts.
The actress said: “I make myself believe that I am a different person. If I believe it, then I hope others will too.
“The way someone breathes is important. It creates tension in the body. It changes the way you walk. Traumas affect how you breathe, too. It changes how open or closed you are. It adds physicality to the role.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Christopher Lloyd loves working too much to retire.
The ‘Back to the Future’ actor may be 78 now, but he doesn’t want to slow down or enjoy more time off because he still enjoys his career.
He said: “I love working. I have no plans of retiring or anything like that, I just like doing it.”
Christopher can currently be seen as paranormal serial killer Crowley in ‘I Am Not A Serial Killer’ and despite the dark role, he insists his character isn’t an “evil man”.
He said: “Crowley doesn’t really understand himself or where he came from.
“He has these urges when death is approaching and I don’t get the sense that he questions the morality of that.
“I don’t think he’s an evil man by nature, it’s just the way he exists.
“He knows there’s something not acceptable in what he does but I don’t think he feels guilt about it.
“It was an interesting character to try and make sense out of.”
The film sees Christopher’s character cross paths with his sadistic teenage neighbour John, who is played by Max Records, and the veteran actor thinks the two have a very “strange dynamic” between them.
He said: “John has been diagnosed with tendencies towards becoming a serial killer and he’s battlng that at the same time that I come up in his life.
“It’s a strange dynamic and an interesting dilemma.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ryan Reynolds has denied Deadpool and Wolverine will reunite in ‘Logan’.
The 40-year-old hunk, who plays Wade Wilson (Deadpool), has poured cold water over fans’ hopes that his cheeky crime-fighting hero with come face-to-face with Hugh Jackman’s moody X-Men character in his forthcoming standalone movie due for release next March.
On Thursday (28.12.16) Reynolds took to Twitter to answer a fan’s question about the rumours and wrote: “No. I want a Deadpool/Wolvie film. But Logan is its own unique & perfect thing. The Big Red Shit-Talker wouldn’t mix with the tone(sic)” and added that Wolverine is “is on a solo mission.”
‘Logan’ director James Mangold added “Deadpool ain’t in the film, pal” whilst Jackman also chimed in, writing, “What they said.”
Reynolds did appear on screen with Jackman in ‘X-Men Origins: Wolverine’ in 2009 and recently said he would love the characters to confront each other in a ‘Deadpool V Wolverine’ movie.
He teased: “I want Deadpool and Wolverine in a movie together.”
However, the heartthrob admits it could take some persuading for Jackman -who has played the titular mutant since 2000’s ‘X-Men’ – to agree to work on a sequel and he may have to garner the support of his online followers.
Reynolds admitted: “What we’re gonna have to do is convince Hugh.
“If anything, I’m going to need to do what I can to get my internet friends back on board to help rally another cause down the line.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Ryan Gosling will star as astronaut Neil Armstrong in a new biopic.
The star will reunite with his ‘La La Land’ director Damien Chazelle for ‘First Mam’, which tells the true story of Neil’s mission to the moon in 1969.
The movie will also cover Armstrong’s life from 1961 to 1969, and is described as a “visceral, first-person account, exploring the sacrifices and the cost – on Neil and on the nation – of one of the most dangerous missions in history”.
Josh Singer has adapted the script from James R. Hansen’s book ‘First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong’, while Hansen, Marty Bowen and Wyck Godfrey will all produce the film.
Isaac Klausner has also joined the project as executive producer.
Meanwhile, ‘La La Land’ leads the Golden Globes nominations with seven nods.
The musical movie – which won eight prizes at the Critics’ Choice Awards earlier this month – will go up against ’20th Century Women’, ‘Deadpool’, ‘Florence Foster Jenkins’ and ‘Sing Street’ in the Best Musical or Comedy Motion Picture category.
Leading lady Emma Stone is up for Best Actress in the same category, but faces stiff competition from the likes of Annette Bening, Lily Collins, Hailee Steinfeld and Meryl Streep.
And Ryan will face off against Colin Farrell, Hugh Grant, Jonah Hill and Ryan Reynolds for the Best Actor in a Musical or Comedy gong.
Chazelle has also received a nod for Best Director for the movie – which tells the story of a jazz pianist falling for an aspiring actress in LA – and the film’s ‘City Of Stars’ soundtrack tune is up for Best Original Song, while the musical movie is also fittingly up for Best Original Score.

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OHMYGOSSIP — Michael Fassbender is “very confident” gamers will enjoy the ‘Assassins Creed’ movie.
The 39-year-old actor stars in and has produced the upcoming video game adaptation and he thinks the hardcore fans of the franchise will appreciate that the film stays true to the game in some ways, while also taking risks in others.
He said: “I’m very confident that the gamers will appreciate what we’ve done.
“There are things that we absolutely wanted to respect, but I think they want you to make some bold choices.
“The gamers are a pretty fun bunch and they’re very passionate from my experience of interacting with them and they like to be surprised.”
While Michael did his own stunts as much as he could on the set, he didn’t even consider the saga’s infamous leap of faith, as he knew he would “die” if he attempted to freefall from a great height.
Asked if he had thought about doing the stunt himself, he told SciFiNow: “Definitely not. I would die. And anybody in this room would too.
“I do stunts where I can do it so there’s a lot of me in the film, but I said, ‘Would I be able to do that?’ and the stunt coordinator said, ‘Absolutely not’. He’s not on a wire, this is freefall.”
But director Justin Kurzel was keen to have as many real stunts as possible in the film as her felt he’d get “bored” if they relied on green screen to simulate the scenes.
He said: “I knew I didn’t want to be on a green-screen stage for six months getting bored s**tless.
“I wanted to be able to do a lot of these stunts for real and go to places where we could do these things for real.
“We got the best stunt guys, parkour guys and slackline guys in the world and we had an Olympic team of athletes who came and discovered what was possible for a human being to do.
“Sometimes we discovered in a very painful way that it wasn’t, and other times it was amazing.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Hollywood has paid tribute to Debbie Reynolds.
The ‘Singin’ In The Rain’ actress passed away on Wednesday (28.12.16) at the age of 84, just one day after the tragic death of her daughter Carrie Fisher, 60, and she has been praised as a “unique talent and a national treasure”.
SAG-AFTRA president Gabrielle Carteris said: “I was deeply saddened to learn of Debbie Reynold’s passing. We have lost a unique talent and a national treasure. Coming so close to the death of her daughter, Carrie Fisher, this is truly a double tragedy. Their imprint on our culture is profound and they both will live on. On behalf of the SAG-AFTRA membership, our hearts go out to their family and loved ones.”
Debra Messing, who played Debbie’s daughter in ‘Will and Grace’ tweeted: “So heartsick. Debbie went to be with Carrie. It’s such a devastating 1,2 punch. She was my “mom” for years & I loved her dearly.A legend (sic).”
She later added on Instagram: “Debbie went to be with Carrie. She always worried about her. Carrie left too soon and now they are together again. My heart is literally broken. For 8 years she was my mom. She was pure energy & light when she came on stage. She was loving, and bawdy, and playful- a consummate pro- old school and yet had the work ethic and investment in her craft of a new fiery up and comer. She was always running off to Vegas or somewhere else “on the road” to be a hoofer, to sing and dance and make people laugh. She performed 340 days out of the year. An inspiration on every level. A Legend of course, the epitome of clean cut American optimism, dancing with Gene Kelly as an equal, a warrior woman who never stopped working. A devoted mother and grandmother, and aunt and great aunt, and friend. I lost my mom a few years ago. She loved that Debbie was my TV mom. I hope they find each other and hug and kiss and my mom says, “I got you, Debbie. Carrie’s waiting for you.” RIP Bobbie Adler (sic).”
Zoe Saldana tweeted: “Today is officially a sad day. As a mother my heart goes out to Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher. RIP DB and CF (sic).”
And Christina Applegate wrote: “I can’t take this. To the whole family. I am so gutted. I am so sorry (sic).”
And Larry King took to Twitter to write: “Debbie Reynolds was pure class. She was loving, talented, beautiful, unsinkable. I feel sorry for anyone who never got a chance to meet her (sic).”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Saw Gerrera is set to play an even bigger role in future ‘Star Wars’ movies, according to Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy.
The character is played by Forest Whitaker in the widely acclaimed ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ – and Kathleen has suggested fans will be seeing more of Saw in the upcoming spin-off movies in the sci-fi franchise.
She explained to Empire magazine: “With Saw Gerrera, we just became very intrigued with him as a character and how he fits inside this story….
“To be honest, we originally thought we were going to develop Saw into something much larger, but we couldn’t accommodate it. So he is not in the movie as much as we would like to have him in the movie, which creates the opportunity to explore his character even further in our future development.”
Forest, 55, has suggested he would relish the chance to reprise the role in the coming years.
The Oscar-winning actor explained: “I’m curious about what else they’re about to do. Because they seem to really like the character, which is great!”
Meanwhile, it was recently revealed that Felicity Jones was paid significantly more for her role in ‘Rogue One: A Star Wars Story’ than her castmates.
The 33-year-old actress was reportedly able to negotiate a seven-figure upfront sum to play Rebel fighter Jyn Erso after being nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her performance in ‘The Theory of Everything’.
Felicity’s fee was considerably higher than the “mid-six figures” paycheques of her co-stars, who also included the likes of Diego Luna and Ben Mendehlsohn.
A source previously said: “She knows her worth.”

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OHMYGOSSIP — Liam Neeson thinks there are “life lessons” for everyone who sees ‘A Monster Calls’.
The 64-year-old actor voices the ‘monster’ – a giant humanoid yew tree – in the upcoming film, and thinks the saga, which sees his character tell stories to Conor O’Malley (Lewis MacDougall) and help the youngster repair his troubled life, is more than just a children’s film.
He said: “The monster is there to try and teach life lessons, to imbue the idea that nothing is ever as it seems.
“And, of course, the overriding element in this story is that this boy is going to have to cope with the death of the greatest love he’ll ever have in his life, which is his mother [who has a terminal illness].
“It certainly isn’t just a children’s film. There’s life lessons in it for all of us.”
And Liam thinks fairytales are important to everyone to help them better understand life.
He added to SFX magazine: “We all need, and love, stories, you know. That’s why fairytales were written – I’m thinking in particular of Oscar Wilde’s beautiful children’s stories, that have profound lessons built into them – and they’re usually about how complex life actually is.
“I mean, the stories that the monster tells the boy, they never turn out the way you think they should turn out, because life isn’t like that.”
And the Irishman thinks it was important to retain his natural accent for the character.
He said: “I wanted to use my own accent. Because its old in itself, it’s Celtic, and I think in the audience’s imagination Irish accents give a kind of weight and an ancient quality.”

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