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    Russell Crowe Bans His Mother From Watching His Movie 'Unhinged'

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    The ‘Gladiator’ actor is apparently not comfortable having his mom watch him play a crazy man who follows a mother-and-son duo following a road rage confrontation.
    Jun 28, 2020
    AceShowbiz – Russell Crowe has banned his mother from watching his new movie “Unhinged”.
    The 56-year-old actor stars as The Man in the psychological thriller, which tells the tale of a case of road rage which turns into a real-life nightmare for a woman and her son as they are followed by an unstable driver they honked at.
    And while Russell has a selection of more family-friendly films, such as “A Good Year”, “Robin Hood”, and “Les Miserables” under his belt, “Unhinged” is one he won’t be suggesting that his mum tunes in for.
    “I’ve actually told her she’s not allowed to see this one,” he laughed during an interview with U.S. TV show “Extra”. “There’s occasionally movies that come along that I do that I don’t like her to see. And I think that this one’s under that heading.”
    Russell is currently shielding in Australia with his mother and father, Jocelyn and John.

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      Russell Crowe's Movie 'Unhinged' to Come Out in July as Test for Cinema After Lockdown

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      The thriller fronted by the ‘Gladiator’ actor will become the first movie to hit theaters in the United States when the restrictions are expected to be lifted this coming summer.
      May 13, 2020
      AceShowbiz – Russell crowe’s new movie will serve as a test for the U.S. cinema industry when it becomes the first film officially released to theatres in July 2020 once the coronavirus shut down ends.
      Solstice Studios bosses have bumped up the release of thriller “Unhinged” to July 1, 2020 so they can be in theatres as soon as they re-open, in time for America’s 4 July holiday weekend.
      “When we green lit this film, I probably figured that July 4th weekend and Christmas would be the two least likely slots,” Solstice chairman/CEO Mark Gill tells Deadline. “We were sitting on September 4 and then COVID-19 happened, and A Quiet Place 2 moved out of its original slot and landed on our date. When you are in a speedboat and a giant ship is coming at you, you better move out of the way.”
      “We looked at the rest of the year, fall/winter and spring 2021. The release schedule was already crowded, and when you add all the films that have been delayed, it made it think that maybe we go sooner (sic).”
      Gill has the backing of NATO experts, “The first call was to John Fithian at NATO, whose organisation is in touch with state public services departments, and if they had said, ‘You can’t open theatres,’ we would have said forget it. We don’t want to do anything that isn’t safe and expert-guided.”
      Meanwhile, Solstice researchers have carried out a private poll of 1,000 movie fans and were encouraged by how many were planning to return to theatres as soon as they re-opened in America.
      “We thought maybe 40 per cent would say they were eager to return to the theatres, but we were surprised to see the number at 80 per cent,” Gill adds. “We became convinced that enough theatres will have been open for a couple of weeks, playing repertory and not new films… and from a business perspective, we see an opportunity to have a week or two of clear path before theatres get (blockbusters) Mulan and Tenet.”

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