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25 years later, The Mummy 4 set photos reveal first look at Brendan Fraser's and Rachel Weisz' return as Rick…

Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are returning as Rick and Evelyn O'Connell for The Mummy 4, a legacy sequel that ignores the events of the third film. Filming has begun in the UK, with set photos revealing the actors in costume. The movie is slated for an October 15, 2027 release.

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Brendan Fraser and Radio Silence have already started to promote the new Mummy sequel in the best way

Brendan Fraser and directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett are promoting the upcoming Mummy sequel by riding The Mummy rollercoaster at Universal Studios Hollywood. This new film will disregard the events of 'The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor' and will see Fraser and Rachel Weisz reprise their roles. A separate horror-focused film also titled 'The Mummy' from director Lee Cronin is set to be released this year, but will not feature Brendan Fraser.

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10 Roles That Forced Actors to Master Incredible Skills

This article highlights ten actors who mastered incredible skills for their film and TV roles. Examples include Chadwick Boseman learning the trumpet for Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, Joseph Gordon-Levitt mastering highwire walking for The Walk, and Kate Winslet learning to freedive for Avatar: The Way of Water. These actors demonstrated dedication by acquiring new talents like playing instruments, performing stunts, and learning languages to enhance their performances.

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Rachel Weisz's new Netflix thriller is one of the streamer's biggest flops of the year so far

Netflix's new erotic thriller Vladimir, starring Rachel Weisz, has become one of the streamer's biggest flops of the year, garnering just over 4 million views in its first four days. Despite a talented cast and a buzzy premise, the limited series has received a low viewer score of 58% on Rotten Tomatoes.