Last week Channing spent a lot of time in London, UK. He arrived at London on April 17 (I even found out that he stayed in The Connaught hotel). When the first photos were published, I wondered the purposes of his trip to London. Here were my guesses ( Read more... )

Yahoo Movies posted Jamie's Disco dancing scene from Movie Stars Don't Die in Liverpool. Check out the clip here. I want him to do a proper dance movie and get him a better dance partner.


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Jamie Bell and Kate Mara attended the British Independent Film Awards last night in London. He didn't win, but the couple were in good spirit anyway.


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As I said in my "Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool" review, Jamie looks great in blue. Here's him in New York yesterday.


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Back in 2014, Channing did a bit Oscar campaign for his role in Foxcatcher. One of the events he attended was The Hollywood Film Awards (HFA). In 2015, Channing was there to support his The Hateful Eight castmates. Here's one of the photos from the 2014 event (BTW, his wife looked so uninterested).


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Finally, the Channing Tatum Gambit movie has signed on Director Gore Verbinski (the first three Pirates of the Caribbean movies, and Rango, which won the Best Animated Feature Film of the Year in 2012) and gets a Feb. 14, 2019 release date. I hope there won't be any more trouble this time. Channing is passionate and determined to make the best ( Read more... )

Shortlist finally posted their Q&A with Jamie Bell yesterday. It is for their 10th Anniversary Issue. I like Jamie's endearing jug ears.


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I went to watch “Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool (trailer)” this Tuesday. It starts with a weak story, then ends a disappointment. This verdict of me might sound harsh, but it came after I watched two romance movies back to back. The other one is Guillermo del Toro directed The Shape of Water. By the end of the 2017/2018 Oscar season, you will ( Read more... )

I got a ticket to see Jamie Bell in Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool on Sep. 12th. It's a premium event, so the assumption is the cast and crew will be there. I am excited. The event will start at 9:30pm. Fortunately, the movie is only 107 minutes long, so I can catch an earlier train back. The other movie I'll see on that day is The Shape of ( Read more... )

I just learned that Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool will be screened at TIFF. I probably will try to get a ticket. Another chance to see Jamie, maybe have my "The Eagle of the Ninth" book signed. The book already has a Channing Tatum signature.