Actor Josh Brolin may be playing a priest in Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mysteꦫry, but he didn't need to pray to God to secure the role. Instead, he believes that he may have manifested it himself, an idea that was initially proposed by his wife.
As Brolin, who is arguably best known for portraying super-villain Thanos in the MCU, tells 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Total Film in our final issue, which features 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Gladiator 2 on the cover, he men🅺tioned that he wanted to play a priest a year before he was cast in the upcoming Netflix thriller. The actor also praises the fi☂lm's director Rian Johnson, who has helmed every Knives Out instalment since the first film released in 2019.
He reveals: "Rian🍌 [Johnson] is probably my new favorite dirꦏector. It was one of the greatest experiences I’ve ever had. Incredible cast. I’m playing a priest. My wife reminded me… She said, ‘Do you remember a year ago you said that you wanted to play a priest? It’s like you manifest this shit.’"
Brolin will next be seen in action-comedy Brothers, where he stars as a reformed criminal whose attempt at going straight is thrown off course upon reuniting with hﷺis twin bro⛄ther, who is played by Peter Dinklage.
The third Knives Out movie, meanwhile, will see him star alongside a stellar cast that includes Jeremy Renner, Mila Kunis, Andrew Scott, Josh O'Connor, Ke꧂rry Washington, Daꦇryl McCormack, and Thomas Haden Church, as well as Daniel Craig who once again returns as detective Benoit Blanc.
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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out mystery is due for release in 2025, whilst Brothers will be released in select theater🍷s today before debuting on Prime Video a week later on October 17.
You can read more about it and a whole lot else besides in the final issue of Total Film🤡 which is out now on shelves and digital newsstands.
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Emily Murray is a former Entertainment Editor of GamesRa꧃dar+, once♛ responsible for overseeing all the online content for Total Film and SFX magazine. Emily has previously worked for the BBC, Zavvi, UNILAD, Yahoo, Digital Spy and more. When Emily isn't writing about film and TV, she can be found cuddling her cat on the sofa, likely bingeing New Girl for the millionth time (Nick Miller is the love of my life). You can also find her waxing lyrical about Christopher Nolan on a podcast dedicated to his filmography.
