Matthew Vaughn Talks Argylle Ending and Updates on Kick-Ass, Kingsman, and More
Suncoast: Club Scenes, Wild Parties, and Heartwarming Experiences with Ella Anderson, Ariel Martin, Daniella Taylor, and More
Rebecca Ferguson's Failed Attempt to Include Bene Gesserit Detail in Dune 2: A Look at the Cast and Plot
Pablo Schreiber and Joseph Morgan Discuss the Dark Tone and Loss in Halo Season 2
Interview with the Real Family Starring in Sundance 2024 Gem "Ghostlight": Exploring the Power of Storytelling and Healing through Theater
Henry Cavill Opens Up About the Toughest Action Scene in His Career
Halo Season 2 Showrunner and Producer Tease Intense Finale: Paramount+'s Halo series promises an action-packed conclusion
Simone Ashley Interview: Voicing Rose in "10 Lives" and Duet with Zayn Malik
Dune 2: Zendaya and Florence Pugh Open Up About Filming Challenges
Financing Challenges for "Penelope" in the Time of Euphoria: Mark Duplass Interview
Unveiling the True Identity of Mavis Beacon: A Thought-Provoking Documentary on the Iconic Typing Tutor

Henry Cavill Opens Up About the Toughest Action Scene in His Career

Feb 07 2024

Henry Cavill opens up about the most challenging action scene of his career during a Q&A session for the upcoming film "Argylle." Directed by Matthew Vaughn, the movie is an action comedy filled with thrilling moments, including intense fights and espionage. The trailer hints at a plot involving spies and a best-selling author played by Bryce Dallas Howard, whose book attracts real-life spies. The star-studded cast, including Samuel L. Jackson, Sam Rockwell, Bryan Cranston, Catherine O'Hara, Dua Lipa, Ariana DeBose, John Cena, and a cat named Chip, share their experiences working with Vaughn and his unique directing style. Cavill compares Vaughn's innovative set pieces to his time working with Tom Cruise on "Mission: Impossible – Fallout," while Howard discusses observing Vaughn's techniques on set. The Q&A also reveals interesting details about the film, such as the involvement of Taylor Swift and the last-ever Beatles song. "Argylle" promises to be an exciting and twist-filled espionage adventure.