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The soundtrack in the Amazon series "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" is highly original and makes a significant impact on the overall tone of the show. The musical score composed by David Fleming enhances the series and contributes to its impressive 87% Certified Fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes. Each episode of "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" features carefully selected songs that reflect the story's themes and add depth to the characters' experiences.

Amazon's Mr. & Mrs. Smith season 1 features a great and highly original soundtrack. Starring Donald Glover and Maya Erskine, Mr. & Mrs. Smith is more of a remixed version of the original 2005 action comedy starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie than it is a close remake. Created by Glover and fellow Atlanta writer Francesca Sloane, the show is one of 2024's first must-watch television series, with a Mr. & Mrs. Smith's...

The iconic action film of the ‘90s Face/Off is reportedly getting a sequel after almost three decades. The John Woo directorial starred Nicolas Cage and John Travolta as the leads, swapping faces to best each other in a cat-and-mouse chase. The film gained a cult following upon release and earned $245 million at the box office.

The sequel was announced back in 2021, with Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire director Adam Wingard taking over the reins as director. At the time it was reported that the film would recast the leads, despite taking off from where the first film ended. However, an insider reported that Travolta and Cage might return for the sequel.

Will Nicolas Cage And John Travolta Return For Face/Off 2? Nicolas Cage and John Travolta in Face/Off

Nicolas Cage and John Travolta starred as the face-swapped FBI Agent-Terrorist duo Sean Archer and Castor Troy in John Woo’s Face/Off.

Spoiler Alert: This story contains spoilers from the Season 32 finale of “Dancing With the Stars.”

“Dancing With the Stars” has officially crowned the winner of Season 32! The season came to an end on Tuesday night, with the Len Goodman Mirrorball trophy being awarded to Xochitl Gomez and Val Chmerkovskiy.

The Season 32 finale kicked off with an opening number that included this season’s couples performing on the dance floor. The eliminated stars — including Barry Williams, Lele Pons, Mauricio Umansky, Harry Jowsky, Mira Sorvino and more — danced to “Young Hearts Run Free” by Candi Staton alongside the five finalists.

Season 31 champions Charli D’Amelio and Mark Ballas also returned to the stage to perform a routine to “Give It to Me Baby” by Rick James.

During the finale, each pair danced twice — a redemption dance, redoing one of their routines from earlier in the season, and a freestyle.

Below is a breakdown...

The “Dancing with the Stars” Season 32 finale is the show’s biggest one yet. Not only are five couples vying for the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy for the first time, but the episode will be three hours long. That’s a whole “Oppenheimer,” but just shy of a full “Killers of the Flower Moon.”

The five couples will perform two routines on Tuesday: a redemption dance and the always anticipated freestyle. Jason Mraz will perform three times as he’ll also croon his tune (and Week 1 song) “I Feel Like Dancing” while the tour pros hit the hardwood in a routine choreographed by Mandy Moore.

To fill out the 180 minutes, the finale will also feature all Season 32 couples performing to “Young Hearts Run Free” by Candi Staton and a holiday routine set to Mariah Carey‘s “Santa Claus Is Coming to Town” featuring the song and dance styles of Alfonso Ribeiro,...

As Bad Robot is ramping up its series portfolio, adding a slate of HBO Max projects to the mix, the company is bulking up its television team. Bad Robot has hired Alex Phillips as VP of Television. She joins VP Kira Innes, who joined the company a year ago, as well as Bad Robot’s Jamila Kerr, who has been promoted to VP, and Derek Martin, who has been upped to Director of Television.

Prior to joining Bad Robot, Phillips served as a film and television executive at Lena Waithe’s Hillman Grad Productions, where she was involved on projects including Showtime’s The Chi; Radha Blank’s debut Sundance feature The Forty-Year-Old Version, which premiered on Netflix this past fall; and Waithe’s loosely autobiographical comedy Twenties.

Innes joined Bad Robot as VP of Television in 2019 where she is actively involved in the upcoming HBO series Demimonde and Apple...

J.J. Abrams’ production company Bad Robot is aiming to continue to grow its development slate and existing television footprint by expanding its TV division.

The company is bringing on board Alex Phillips as vice president of television, joining vice presidents Jamila Kerr and Kira Innes and director of television Derek Martin.

“We couldn’t be prouder of the team,” said Bad Robot head of TV Ben Stephenson and exec vice president of TV Rachel Rusch Rich, to whom Phillips will report. “Each and every one has excelled; from executives who have impressively grown their careers within Bad Robot to those who have newly brought their formidable skills and relationships to the department. The strength of this group inspires us for all the tremendous work that is to come,”

Phillips was most recently a film and TV exec at Lena Waithe’s Hillman Grad Productions, where she worked on Showtime’s “The Chi,...

Stax Records will highlight its 1968 releases with the forthcoming five-disc box set, Stax ’68: A Memphis Story. The massive box set – which includes songs from Otis Redding, the Staple Singers, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, Isaac Hayes, William Bell, and Rufus and Carla Thomas – will feature 134 songs.

The set will comprise every single, both A- and B-sides, the venerable soul label and its sub-labels released in 1968. Classics from the era, including Redding’s “(Sittin’ on the) Dock of the Bay” and Sam & Dave’s “I Thank You,” are included...

EastEnders' Charlie Slater is set to die from a heart attack. The loveable cabbie - portrayed by Derek Martin - is set to return to Albert Square in the New Year to patch up his relationship with his daughter Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace) but little does he know the truth about the gobby market-stall holder's past will lead to him having a fatal cardiac arrest. Charlie collapses after struggling to come to terms with the revelation that Kat has a son, who was taken away from her. As the emotional brunette attempts to save her dad, Charlie asks her for forgiveness for their...

From the Queen Vic to the Tardis. As Eastenders prepares to mark its 30th anniversary, we look back at its encounters with Doctor Who...

Back in the mid-eighties an actor who played "Third Assistant" in a Doctor Who story called The Savages (1966) and the director of another Doctor Who adventure, The Underwater Menace (1967), came together to create one of the BBC’s most successful television shows.

And when they got together, it was murder. Well, not quite. (Though the first episode did feature a victim who would later die, fact fans.) But what they did create was Eastenders.

Broadcast on February the 19th 1985 (in between episodes one and two of The Two Doctors), this creation of Who alumni would go on to share numerous links with the long-running science-fiction for years to come. Even its time-slot owes much to the adventures of everyone’s favourite Gallifreyan.

In an interview in...

Lacey Turner wants all of the Slaters to return to 'EastEnders'. The 26-year-old actress - who plays Stacey Branning - returned to the soap earlier this year and would love to see other members of the popular soap family return to Walford to join Stacey, Kat Moon and Big Mo. She told Inside Soap magazine: ''It'd be great if all the other Slaters came back - especially Uncle Charlie. We miss [actor] Derek Martin loads.'' There will be a big contingent of Slaters on the loose soon as Kat (Jessie Wallace) gives birth to twins and Lacey - whose character has a young...

After the resounding success of the Trs Love Story ad campaign, Bollywood’s current flavour of the moment actress Nimrat Kaur is all set to win hearts with a new recipe of love with the critically acclaimed and award-winning film ‘The Lunchbox’, due to release on April 11th.

The petite actor had brought to us Indian spice pioneer Trs’s products through a six-part love story spiced up with its quality ingredients.

Through the aroma of cardamom, the flavours of tandoori masala and ginger-garlic paste, the colour of red chilli powder and the wholesomeness of chickpeas and gram flour – the seasoned theatre actress tells us how Trs brings Asia’s finest to those away from home.

Known for continuously bringing quality and excellence to the food industry – Trs has brought not only their spices but also Nimrat Kaur to the fore through its episodic six-film ad campaign.

Trs has been...

Lacey Turner wants to reunite the Slaters on 'EastEnders'. The 25-year-old actress will return to the BBC One soap as Stacey Branning this month and she admits she wants to bring back her on-screen mum Gillian Wright (Jean Slater) and uncle Derek Martin (Charlie Slater). She told Inside Soap magazine: ''Scenes with the Slaters were always my favourite thing. I'd like to have all of them back. It'd be great if we could get Derek Martin and Gillian Wright, but I know I'm a bit biased.'' Stacey will have one family member in Walford when she returns in Kat Moon (Jessie Wallace), who...

McM Expo/London Comic Con returns to ExCel London on 25th – 27th October. As well as hosting a galaxy of great sci-fi, movie, games, comics, anime and cosplay content, they’ve also got their usual huge line up of special guests – with more guests being added all the time! see www.mcmcomiccon.com for the latest London Comic Con news – but here’s a round-up of who’s been announced so far:

Red hot fantasy-noir show Lost Girl is coming to McM London Comic Com, with stars Ksenia Solo (Black Swan, Life Unexpected) and Rachel Skarsten (Transporter: The Series, Birds Of Prey) plus executive producer Jay Firestone (Andromeda, La Femme Nikita). Stars from hit sci-fi series Warehouse 13: Kelly Hu (Arrow, X-Men 2, The Vampire Diaries); Eddie McClintock (Bones, Desperate Housewives) and actor/director Saul Rubinek (Frasier, Curb Your Enthusiasm). The stars of new crime thriller By Any Means: Warren Brown (Luther,...

EastEnders star Laila Morse has admitted that she was "bloody petrified" with nerves when she first joined the soap. The actress has been playing the role of Mo Harris since 2000 and opens up about Albert Square life in her new autobiography Just A Mo, which is being serialised in The Mirror this week. Reflecting on her early days at EastEnders, Morse wrote: "My first scene was with Pam St Clement, who played Pat Butcher, but my stomach was flipping over like a live kipper and it passed in a haze. A couple of weeks later, a TV critic said I acted like a lump of cardboard. I daresay he was right! I was bloody petrified. "It was three years before I started to feel comfortable on set. But I made a load of new friends - Derek Martin, Gillian Wright, Laurie Brett, Shane Richie and Jessie Wallace. "June (more)...

Big Brother 7 housemates Nikki Grahame and Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace are among the stars taking part in the third series of Celebrity Coach Trip. Grahame and Horgan-Wallace will be joined on the reality show by ex-Tory MP Edwina Curry and her husband John Jones, comics Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball, former royal butler Paul Burrell and etiquette expert Jean Broke-Smith. Former EastEnders duo Derek Martin and (more)...

Derek Martin has spoken of the pain he suffered during his time on EastEnders. The actor - Charlie Slater in the BBC soap - told the Daily Mail that he had to rely on painkillers to ease the pain caused by arthritis. However, the 78-year-old, who was diagnosed with osteoarthritis in 1981, revealed that he has had two knee replacements since leaving the show earlier this year. "My knees have been killing me for years. I wish I'd done this sooner," he admitted. "Sometimes I'd need painkillers from the on-set paramedics. I was in agony, but I'd make a joke of it. "I just hated the idea of going under the knife. I was also committed to my filming schedule and didn't want to stop for a minute." Martin (more)...

EastEnders fans will see Charlie Slater make a brief return to Albert Square later this year, Digital Spy can confirm. Actor Derek Martin - who played the character for a decade - has recently been filming a two-episode guest stint with the BBC soap and viewers can expect to see Charlie back on screen in a few weeks' time. Charlie left the Square at the beginning of this year after his daughter Kat (Jessie Wallace) blamed him for the loss of her newborn son Tommy. He had failed to properly supervise the baby while a party was being held at the Queen Vic on New Year's Eve, paving the way for Ronnie Branning (Samantha Womack) to secretly swap the child with her dead son James. Although Kat later made peace with Charlie, he went away to live with daughter (more)...

Derek Martin has claimed that some people treat EastEnders as if it is real. The actor - set to exit his role as Charlie Slater this week - defended the BBC soap's controversial baby-swap plot and revealed that there are viewers who "believe" that events in Albert Square have really happened. "Don't forget, EastEnders is a drama," he told ITV's Daybreak. "I know a lot of people out there think of it as real life. I mean people come up to me and say, 'Charlie, why is (more)...

EastEnders' Derek Martin has admitted stealing meat in the 1960s worth £150,000 today. The star, who plays outgoing Slater patriarch Charlie, was found not guilty in an Old Bailey trial of stealing £10,000 of meat while working at a meat market in London in 1961. However, Martin told Celebrity Mastermind host John Humphrys that he had in fact taken the produce - although he never got to enjoy the goods. As the soap actor prepared to answer general knowledge questions on the show, Humphrys asked: "Didn't you once convince a jury that you hadn't pinched some meat from Smithfield?" Martin replied: "Yes, a long time (more)...

EastEnders star Derek Martin has admitted that he did not know a baby swap plotline was on the cards until the story was reported in the media. The actor, whose final scenes as Charlie Slater air next week, was only aware of his character's role in the plotline until the full details of Ronnie Branning (Samantha Womack) and Kat Moon's (Jessie Wallace) scenes were announced last November. Speaking on This Morning today, Martin explained: "I'm one of those actors - I don't know how many others do it - but when I get the scripts, I only read my bits. So I looked [and saw], 'Charlie leaves his grandson upstairs, goes downstairs, gets on the drink, gets drunk - the baby's dead'. So that's terrible guilt obviously - because I feel as though it's my fault that he's died. "I was surprised when I saw (more)...

EastEnders star Derek Martin has praised the decision to keep Gillian Wright in the soap. Last April, it was confirmed that Wright's alter ego Jean Slater would be written out of Walford, and fans recently saw her admit herself to a psychiatric hospital following the sudden departure of her daughter Stacey (Lacey Turner). However, Digital Spy revealed late last year that Jean will be back on screen in the spring as show bosses have created a comeback storyline for the character. In an interview with the News of the World, Martin discussed the surprise reprieve after being asked to name the best character and actor in EastEnders. He said: "Everyone (more)...

EastEnders star Derek Martin has admitted that filming the recent cot death storyline was "traumatic". The actor, who plays Charlie Slater in the BBC One soap, said that he knew the plot involving Ronnie switching her dead baby with Kat and Alfie's child would shock viewers. He told the News of the World: "Filming the scenes was exceptionally heavy going. It was traumatic for everyone involved because we are all parents. Anyone dying is bad enough - even more so when it's a child. So I think we have to expect a viewer backlash. "It was very emotional to film - a big thing for (more)...

A special scene referencing George Osborne's spending review is to be edited into tonight's episode of EastEnders, Digital Spy can exclusively reveal. Yesterday, the Chancellor officially announced £81bn of spending cuts as part of the Government's ongoing plan to reduce Britain's record peacetime deficit. Following Osborne's statement to the House Of Commons yesterday afternoon, EastEnders bosses began working on a last-minute scene which will allow the national talking point to be reflected on screen this evening. The scene in question will see Walford residents Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker) and Charlie Slater (Derek Martin) (more)...

Phil Daniels has blasted 'EastEnders' bosses for not knowing what viewers want. The actor - who played car salesman Kevin Wicks for almost two years until December 2007 - insists producers are making a mistake in their plans to axe six characters, including Minty Peterson (Cliff Parisi), Charlie Slater (Derek Martin) and Libby Fox (Belinda Owusu). He said: ''It'll be sad. Minty's good, Charlie's good, I love Libby. They are good characters. I don't see why they have to go. ''That's that programme for you. Hasn't got a clue has it? Viewers don't want it to be 'Hollyoaks'. ''There aren't enough laughs in 'EastEnders' for ..

Former EastEnders star Phil Daniels has claimed that the soap's producers are clueless about what viewers want to watch. The actor spoke out to condemn the news that Charlie Slater (Derek Martin), Minty Peterson (Cliff Parisi) and Libby Fox (Belinda Owusu) are among half a dozen characters who are to be written out of the Walford drama in the months ahead. Daniels made his final appearance as Libby's stepfather Kevin Wicks in January 2008. His character was killed off after he chose not to renew his contract following a two-year Albert Square stint. Speaking to The Sun about EastEnders' forthcoming cast changes, (more)...

Six 'EastEnders' stars have been axed. Long-serving actors Cliff Parisi and Derek Martin - who play mechanic Minty Peterson and show patriarch Charlie Slater respectively - were among the cast members told yesterday (16.04.10) their time on the BBC soap is coming to an end. The others to leave are Libby Fox, played by Belinda Owusu, her on-screen gran Liz Turner (Kate Williams) and boyfriend Adam Best (David Proud), as well as show newcomer Liam Bergin, who only joined as Danny Mitchell earlier this year. The decision was made by new executive producer Bryan Kirkwood and has reportedly sent fear through the rest ..

Six cast members are to leave BBC soap EastEnders in the coming months, Digital Spy can confirm. Derek Martin, who has played Slater stalwart Charlie for a decade, will bow out later this year, while Cliff Parisi's role as unlucky-in-love mechanic Minty Peterson will also come to an end after eight years under new producer Bryan Kirkwood. Relative soap newcomer Liam Bergin's exit storyline is currently being penned as his alter ego Danny Mitchell's scheming ways are expected to reach a climax over the following months. Speaking of his departure, Bergin said: "I've had a great six months working on EastEnders playing Danny. He has been a great character to play and without giving too much away, he's sure to ruffle a few feathers before he leaves Walford." He continued: "Working alongside Barbara [Windsor], (more)...

EastEnders star Derek Martin has declared his belief that the soap will not decline following the departure of Barbara Windsor. Derek, who plays Walford's Charlie Slater, rejected suggestions that the show will suffer without veteran Windsor, who is due to quit her role as Peggy Mitchell later this year. He told The AP: "People said that when Dirty Den and Angie left - they say that about all the characters but soaps go on. "Look (more)...

Derek Martin has revealed that EastEnders bosses are writing his real-life knee complaint into storylines ahead of surgery later this year. The actor, who plays Walford's Charlie Slater, told the Pa that he hopes viewers in a similar situation will be helped by its televisation. "My operation will probably be in the middle of May and then hopefully you'll see Charlie on crutches," the 76-year-old said, going on to (more)...

Mary Tamm - former Time Lady Romana during the Tom Baker era of Doctor Who - has been busy this year, releasing her first autobiography and appearing in EastEnders in the late summer. Speaking to Digital Spy, Tamm - who played Romana during the 1978 Key to Time season - revealed she would like to be asked back to EastEnders, and continue the plot between her character Orlenda and affable Charlie Slater (Derek Martin). "I absolutely loved it. It's the Russian background [that got me...

Former Doctor Who Time Lady Mary Tamm has expressed her hope that EastEnders will ask her to return for another stint. The 59-year-old, who was the fourth Doctor's companion Romana in 1978, made a brief Walford appearance earlier this year as Charlie Slater's (Derek Martin) wayward Russian lady friend Orlenda. Charlie - or Chorley as he affectionately became known - met Orlenda at the airport on his return from Madeira when his friendship with Brenda Boyle (Carmel Cryan) broke down. The London cabbie quickly invited Orlenda to stay with him for a while, much to the dismay of Big Mo (Laila Morse), who quickly accused her of being an illegal immigrant. However, when confronted, Orlenda reluctantly confessed to Charlie that she was a con artist but couldn't go through with fleecing him because of his affable nature. Charlie was subsequently left (more)...

EastEnders' Charlie Slater (Derek Martin) collapses in front of a bus during tonight's episode of the Walford soap as he attempts to stop his lady friend Brenda Boyle (Carmel Cryan) from leaving. Viewers had been puzzling over the secret Brenda's been harbouring since April and on Tuesday, it was finally revealed - she's moving to Madeira with her brother Clive's family. As Charlie shares his final day with Brenda before she leaves, Brenda's quietly hoping that (more)...

EastEnders star Derek Martin starred in an X-rated movie in the 1970s, it has been revealed. Martin, who plays Charlie Slater in the BBC One soap, portrayed a prison guard in the 1975 adult film Diversions, which was given the title Sex Express for UK distribution. According to The Sun, the 76-year-old only had a minor role and does not appear in any sex scenes. The movie tells the story of a woman, played by Heather Deeley, who is escorted to prison via train. While on her journey, she has a series of sexually (more)...