John Krasinski Gossip

If you go into A Quiet Place thinking it’s a creature feature, you’re going to be disappointed. Is there a creature? Yes. There are lobster-clawed crab-bug things, and the movie makes no pretense about hiding them—you definitely see the shark. (They kind of look like the Demogorgon. Full Story

Justin Theroux was also at the A Quiet Place premiere last night supporting Emily Blunt and John Krasinski. He and Emily worked together on The Girl On The Train. I’m sure there are more connections to be made here but I don’t care enough to bother citing them. What we’re doing here is taking a look at how Justin’s spending his time since separating from Jennifer Aniston who, supposedly, was “too Hollywood” for his “arty, edgy” New York sensibility. Full Story

Blake Lively and Reynolds showed up for the premiere of John Krasinski’s A Quiet Place in New York last night. A Quiet Place is currently sitting at 100% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes. Sarah saw it and will be posting her review soon. Full Story

It was about a month ago, at the Michael Kors presentation during NY Fashion Week, that Blake Lively and Emily Blunt stepped out for the first time together in public as BFFs, arriving together and holding hands Full Story

When the first trailer for John Krasinski/Emily Blunt horror movie, A Quiet Place, came out, I pondered whether or not the film would avoid using LOUD NOISES to scare people. Full Story

The first trailer for John Krasinski’s new Amazon show, Jack Ryan, did not get me excited the series. Full Story

The first trailer for A Quiet Place was released yesterday, the horror movie directed and co-written by John Krasinski, and starring Emily Blunt Full Story

In the 1990’s, Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan character was the American answer to James Bond. Alec Baldwin originated him in The Hunt for the Red October—AKA your dad’s favorite movie—but it was Harrison Ford’s portrayal in Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger that helped the character really take off. Full Story

I was about to say this is a bizarre marketing gimmick, Chris Hemsworth making scrambled eggs at the Grand Prix of Monaco but… I’m writing about it. And Tag Heuer isn’t paying me so I guess it worked? You’re looking at Thor in a chef’s hat trying to get his eggs the perfect amount of fluffy. Full Story

Set during the 1967 riots, Kathryn Bigelow’s next film, Detroit, assembled a tremendous ensemble including Anthony Mackie, John Boyega Full Story

I mentioned John Krasinski and Emily Blunt in my post about Kirsten Dunst Full Story