Liam Neeson has expressed doubt about a possible A-Team sequel. The Taken actor starred in the 2010 movie revival of the '80s TV series, which also featured Bradley Cooper, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Sharlto Copley as the titular group of mercenaries. Neeson revealed that a follow-up to the film is unlikely given that the movie earned just $177 million (£115m) at the box office.
Warner Bros. has released a new photo still from "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey," the wildly anticipated first prequel to Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings" trilogy. Picking up nine years after the original film series' final film, "The Return of the King," this one features UK "Office" and "Sherlock" star Martin Freeman as the brave hobbit who travels to reclaim the Dwarf Kingdom of Erebor from the evil monster Smaug.
Torchwood star and Broadway veteran John Barrowman is among the nominees for Britain's National Television Awards, which will be presented at O2 Arena on January 25, according to published reports. The ceremony, which will be hosted by Dermot O'Leary, will be televised. Other nominated actors include Matt Smith, Karen Gillan, Eve Myles, Jaye Jacobs, Suranne Jones. Martin Clunes and, David Threlfall, as well as talk show hosts Jonathan Ross and Graham Norton.
John Barrowman performing a Spiderman Medley live at Newcastle on his 2010 tour
22-year-old Daniel Radcliffe said: "I got paid so well for doing the Harry Potter films, it's ridiculous. "If somebody asked me, 'Did you think you deserve that money?' No, of course I didn't. 'But would you have taken it anyway?' Of course. "I happened to have found this industry where people get paid stupid amounts of money. That's the reality. I feel almost guilty for having done so well out of Potter." Daniel made the comments while speaking about his involvement in The Trevor Project, a charity which seeks to prevent young gay people from committing suicide, to Parade magazine.
Liam Neeson has expressed doubt about a possible A-Team sequel. The Taken actor starred in the 2010 movie revival of the '80s TV series, which also featured Bradley Cooper, Quinton 'Rampage' Jackson and Sharlto Copley as the titular group of mercenaries. Neeson revealed that a follow-up to the film is unlikely given that the movie earned just $177 million (£115m) at the box office.
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