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Haunted Mansion – Official Trailer

Take the ride to the other side. Watch the brand-new trailer for Haunted Mansion, appearing only in theaters July 28.

Directed by Justin Simien, the film features an all-star cast ensemble cast including LaKeith Stanfield, Tiffany Haddish, Owen Wilson, Danny DeVito, Rosario Dawson, Chase W. Dillon and Dan Levy, with Jamie Lee Curtis and Jared Leto as The Hatbox Ghost.

Inspired by the classic theme park attraction, “Haunted Mansion” is about a woman and her son who enlist a motley crew of so-called spiritual experts to help rid their home of supernatural squatters. The film’s producers are Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich, with Nick Reynolds and Tom Peitzman serving as executive producers.





Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan Talk ‘Freaky Friday’ at 20

It has been 20 years since Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan, playing a mother and daughter forever at odds, magically swapped bodies in Disney’s “Freaky Friday,” the Mark Waters remake of the 1976 comedy. Before restoring balance, the two are forced to see the world through each other’s eyes as they get caught up in wedding prep and high school drama. This version left an impression on a generation of millennials who grew up on a steady diet of Lohan films, contemplating bleached hair streaks and chipped nail polish.

Now Curtis’s two children are happily married and Lohan is pregnant with her first, but the actors have remained in touch. On separate calls – Curtis from Los Angeles and Lohan from Dubai – they discussed the transformative experience of “Freaky Friday” and what it would mean to revisit their characters today. Which isn’t far-fetched: Disney confirmed that a sequel was in development, with Elyse Hollander writing the screenplay, and Curtis and Lohan in talks to return.

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Jamie Lee Curtis Boycotts MTV Movie and TV Awards

Jamie Lee Curtis has decided to step down from her role as a presenter at the MTV Movie and TV Awards to show her support for the Hollywood writers strike.

The ‘Halloween’ star had been due to take to the stage to present one of the gongs at the annual bash, which takes place at The Barker Hangar in Santa Monica on Sunday, but she’s now decided not to go because she “won’t cross a picket line” amid the Writers Guild of America walk–out which kicked off on Tuesday.

Jamie posted a picture of herself in a previous red carpet outfit on Instagram and declared she won’t be getting dressed up to go to the awards show, writing: “I’m not gonna be able to go and present because the @wgawest needs and deserves my support and I won’t cross their picket line.”

It comes after the awards show’s host Drew Barrymore also announced she was pulling out of the show because of the strike.

In a statement issued to Variety, she said: “I have listened to the writers, and in order to truly respect them, I will pivot from hosting the MTV Movie and TV Awards live in solidarity with the strike. “Everything we celebrate and honour about movies and television is born out of their creation. And until a solution is reached, I am choosing to wait but I’ll be watching from home and hope you will join me.”

The show will go ahead as planned, but will no longer be broadcast live and will reportedly be without an audience.

Bruce Gillmer, executive producer of the MTV Movie and TV Awards, said in a statement: “As we carefully navigate how best to deliver the fan first awards’ show we envisioned that our team has worked so hard to create, we’re pivoting away from a live event that still enables us to produce a memorable night full of exclusive sneak peaks, irreverent categories our audience has come to expect, and countless moments that will both surprise and delight as we honour the best of film and TV over the past year.”

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April 2023 Gallery Update
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The Jamie Lee Curtis Archives Gallery has been updated with photos of Jamie on the red carpet for The Covenant, captures of her role in 2005’s The Kid & I (courtesy of my friend Josh of Arielle Kebbel Source), and various captures of Jamie’s television appearances in 1998 to promote the release of Halloween H20: Twenty Years Later!

Please be aware that the captures from 1998 are all sourced from a VHS recording, so the quality isn’t the best. However, I felt it was important to maintain them.





Jamie Shows Support for Jake Gyllenhaal at ‘The Covenant’ Premiere

Just over a month after her first Oscar win for Everything Everywhere All At Once, Jamie Lee Curtis returned to the red carpet to support her godson – Jake Gyllenhaal.

Curtis, 64, who is close friends with Gyllenhaal’s, 42, parents – director Stephen Gyllenhaal and screenwriter Naomi Foner – hit the red carpet with Jake at the premiere of his new film The Covenant.

The Oscar–winning actress was all smiles on the red carpet to support Gyllenhal’s new movie, arriving in theaters April 21.

Curtis stepped out in all black – with a black top under a black suit coat with silver–rimmed glasses. The actress accessorized with tiny heart–shaped earrings and a silver necklace with a small pendant. She completed her look with black pants and black pointed–toe pumps for her red carpet appearance.

Her godson Jake Gyllenhaal rocked a nearly identical look with a black shirt under a black suit coat with black pants and shiny black dress shoes.

Gyllenhaal’s new film The Covenant follows his character, U.S. Army Sergeant John Kinley, who recruits local Afghans for help interpreting the local language. He brings on Ahmed (Dar Salim) for their mission, which results in an ambush as Ahmed ultimately saves Kinley’s life. Back home, Kinley learns that Ahmed has gone on the run from the Taliban, as he heads back into enemy territory on his own to rescue the man who saved his life.

The film also stars Jonny Lee Miller, Alexander Ludwig, Antony Starr and Emily Beecham, with Guy Ritchie directing.

Gyllenhaal was promoting his 2021 film The Guilty when he opened up about living with his godmother Curtis during the COVID–19 pandemic.

“She is just one of the most generous, loving, giving people. She has been so good to me and recently during this worldwide pandemic that the world has been going through, she housed me for a bit of time, in Los Angeles, in her guest house,” Gyllenhaal said.

“It was so incredible and we became even closer than we had been. She’s just incredible,” he added.

Curtis will next be seen in Disney’s highly–anticipated Haunted Mansion remake, arriving in theaters July 28. She also has an adaptation of the video game Borderlands in post–production, though it does not have a release date at this time. She also has a number of projects in various stages of production and development including The Sticky, Kay Scarpetta and Spychosis.

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