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Can Capcom continue the winning streak it established in 2018 with Monster Hunter: World? Recommended Videos Since the action-RPG’s highly anticipated release nearly two years ago, the developer has produced hit after hit with the likes of Devil May Cry 5 and Resident Evil 2‘s long-awaited remake. Whether or not the onslaught of triple-A content will extend into 2020 and beyond remains to be seen, of course, but with Resident Evil 3 now confirmed to be in the pipeline – and due to arrive within a matter of months, no less – fans of the studio’s work are expecting exactly that.

“It looks gorgeous!” exclaimed the Dolce & Gabbana-dressed Paula Patton when she walked into the InStyle and Hollywood Foreign Press Association’s 13th annual Toronto International Film Festival bash, held at the Windsor Arms Hotel. Celebrities including Abbie Cornish of Seven Psychopaths (in Emilio Pucci), Mary Elizabeth Winstead of Smashed (in Tucker), and Patton’s Disconnect co-star Jason Bateman echoed her reaction throughout the night, as the main ballroom had been transformed into an amber dahlia garden thanks to Forget Me Not Flowers’s mastermind Frank Rea.

These people aren’t in the quiz. The Marvel Cinematic Universe is often described as a “juggernaut” or even a “steamroller,” but I prefer to think of it as a vacuum, one that is likely to suck up every actor in Hollywood sooner or later. Much as the Harry Potter movies kept a generation of English actors off the dole, the 19 films of the MCU have offered a reliable paycheck for all manner of actors, be they Australian soap stars, eccentric thespians, or even former WWE heels.

Despite being a globally renowned actor with nearly a hundred credits to his name, including CODA, Eugenio Derbez was panicked three days before filming began on his latest movie, Radical.  “I was out of my comfort zone,” he tells THR ahead of the film’s screening at the Newport Beach Film Festival as the international spotlight feature from Mexico. “I’m always hidden in a character when I do my comedy — using wigs or facial hair or whatever — and here [director Christopher Zalla] told me, ‘No, I want you naked.