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In 2018, Blumhouse took us back to the early days of The Purge with
The First Purge, a prequel that depicted the origins of the annual lawless evening and how an experiment in Staten Island resulted in the most ruthless and deadly night of the year. While the horror movie received a mixed reception from critics and audiences alike, it didn t have any trouble scaring up an audience. To date, it remains the highest-grossing installment in the franchise, grossing nearly $140 million worldwide. It s certainly not the last we ll see of The Purge, as
If you re wondering where you ve seen
The First Purge cast, including Marisa Tomei and Y lan Noel, in the nearly three years since this movie s release, we re here to help. Here s what the actors behind in this top-grossing horror prequel are doing now.
Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead
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Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead (2007)
There’s no way Philip Seymour Hoffman can control the vein in his forehead, right? In Sidney Lumet’s pitch-black swan song
Before The Devil Knows You’re Dead, the actor seems to wield the crease bulging across his face as an emotional tool every bit as expressive as the brows, eyes, or mouth. For the morally dissipated white-collar crook Andy Hanson, this feature comes to resemble a tube clogged with rage that he can only let out in abrupt jags of verbal abuse, directed for the most part toward his younger brother, Hank (Etha
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Like everyone else in the industry, Hawke has been roped into the comic book world, as it was recently announced that he would be playing the primary antagonist in the Marvel Disney+ series
Moon Knight. Now that he s playing a spandex character himself, does that make Hawke a hypocrite? Far from it. As his comments on “big business” indicate, Hawke is one of the few mainstream actors who’s been honest about the struggles of being a creative person in a commercial industry.
The Austin native has been appearing in movies since he was the child star of
Explorers and