Guy Ritchie has been known for his larger-than-life characters who talk fast and fight hard through films like 'Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,' 'Snatch,' and 'RocknRolla.' More recently, the versatile director has expanded his craft with Hollywood blockbusters like 'Sherlock Holmes,' ...
According to Deadline, Ritchie is once again attached to direct "King Arthur," which will be a big-budget movie that's means to span six films. Joby Harold (Awake) already wrote the script for the first installment. Project aims to be a re-imagining of the legend of Arthur, believed ...
Guy Ritchiedials things down to a pleasing degree, focusing more on human factors like honor, loyalty and dogged perseverance in the war thriller. That doesn’t mean the director has abandoned his taste for brawny physical elements. But this is a serious-minded, well...
Writers: Guy Ritchie and Matthew Read, with Haleema Mirza, Billy and Theo Mason Wood, Stuart Carolan, and John Jackson Directors: Guy Ritchie, Nima Nourizadeh, Eran Creevy, David Caffrey Executive Producers: Guy Ritchie, Will Gould, Matthew Read, Frith Tiplady, Marc Helwig, Bill Block, Ivan ...
t rely on CGI to do as much of the work for them as many do now, and that shows in Ritchie’s work. Even when his films don’t quite narratively or tonally hold together as well as one would like, there’s never a question that Ritchie still knows exactly how to place and move...
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Pettyfer:It’s actually one of my favorites of his [Ritchie]. I think it’s aged great. Pettyfer:It’s a fantastic film. I don’t think people appreciated it at first. Pettyfer:Look at the great films.Fight Club.People were walking out ofFight Club.Films, sometimes, do not fit...
Ritchie Valens (Lou Diamond Phillips) was a gifted young man arriving in the early years of rock n roll with a beaming smile, boundless energy and catchy tunes. La Bamba tells his story, the story of a charismatic and potentially remarkable young singer who tragically does not have the oppor...
In an exclusive interview with Looper, Jerry Bruckheimer revealed what drew him to "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" and Guy Ritchie films in general.
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