Wilson and ‘Aquaman’ star Jason Momoa had a gym built for them, including a rock wall, which Momoa regularly scaled. Continue here

Despite existing in two very different genres, Patrick Wilson, who stars as Arthur Curry’s half-brother King Orm in Aquaman, compared the fish-out-of-water DC movie to two of director James Wan’s previous franchises: The Conjuring and Insidious. This will be the third film franchise that Wilson has worked on with Wan, and the actor was able to pinpoint a distinct through line connecting all three. Read More here

Even the most staunch of DC fans would have to concede that Marvel have been leading the way in the genre of late, establishing a tone that has entertained audiences worldwide for a number of years. But after Wonder Woman, it gave hope that DC were set to compete yet again, and now Aquaman is further proof that films from this particular universe have a place in a contemporary cinematic landscape. It was our pleasure to sit down and interview Aquaman director James Wan, as well as stars Amber Heard and Patrick Wilson, to discuss this hugely enjoyable blockbuster. Firstly Heard tells us what it was that attracted her to the role of Mera, and why she’s so much more than a mere ‘damsel in distress’ – as we move into a discussion about the progression made of late in female superheroes, also including the likes of Captain Marvel and The Wasp. Continue here

It’s hard to believe that a year has passed since New York City Center toasted Lerner & Loewe’s Brigadoon with a luminous 70th-anniversary gala staging of the classic musical, directed and choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon. Whether you saw that weekend-long production or not, now there’s a chance to hear the thrilling vocals of the A-list cast on a new album from Ghostlight Records. Broadway.com is excited to share an exclusive video featuring the making of the cast album with stars Kelli O’Hara, Patrick Wilson and Stephanie J. Block reminiscing about appearing in the musical and preserving their performances on a cast recording. Continue here

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