In 2022, prior to the release of Avatar: The Way of Water, Edie Falco made headlines when she said she assumed the film had already come out and flopped because “I didn’t hear anything about it.” She said she had filmed her scenes four years prior and was busy with other projects so she didn’t follow what happened with The Way of Water. Now, Falco says she caught some flack for those comments.Appearing on SiriusXM’s The Jess Cagle Show With Julia Cunningham, Falco said she heard from writer-director James Cameron’s camp that he wasn’t happy. “I heard straight from the source who was with him when he heard that I had said that, that it did not go well,” she said (via EW). “I took a lot of flack for that.””All I was saying is I’m a jerk. I never know what’s going on with my life,” she added.…

The one thing that’s certain about the future of Ian Fleming’s iconic spy is that James Bond will return… it’s just anyone’s guess as to when. It’s been three years since Daniel Craig’s final film appearance as Bond, and an actor has yet been selected to take his place. Now, a new report is shedding some light on where things stand with the Bond franchise.As reported by The Telegraph, Eon Productions–the company that produces the Bond films–has brought in a few potential directors for “a first round of speed dates” to get a feel for their take on 007. Unlike many of the previous Bonds, Craig’s version of the character can’t simply be recast since No Time To Die definitively finished his story. Whatever form the next Bond movie takes, it will essentially be another reboot for the franch…