Mad Max director George Miller held a press conference today to talk about Furiosa, confirming that it will be the biggest film ever made in Australia. Chris Hemsworth has also shared his excitement!
While they may have sacrificed their entire 2021 slate, it looks like Warner Bros. is still keen on releasing future films in theaters first, as they've officially set a release date for Furiosa!
Mad Max fans will be saddened to hear that actor Hugh-Keays Byrne, who played villains ToeCutter and Immortan Joe in the franchise, has passed at the age of 73. The actor also appeared in Farscape.
It's now been confirmed that a Mad Max: Fury Road spinoff focusing of Furiosa is officially in development at Warner Bros., and Anya Taylor-Joy (The New Mutants) has signed on to play the lead...
Now that a Mad Max: Fury Road prequel focusing on a young Furiosa is confirmed to be in development, a new report indicates that Warner Bros. is keen to enlist Chris Hemsworth as the male lead...
Mad Max: Fury Road director George Miller recently confirmed that he is planning a prequel that'll focus on a young Furiosa, but Charlize Theron definitely sounds disappointed not be reprising the role...
We know that George Miller is indeed planning a Mad Max: Fury Road prequel that'll focus on a young Furiosa, and it's now been confirmed that Killing Eve's Jodie Comer is in line to play the character...
To mark the fifth-year anniversary of the release of Mad Max: Fury Road, star Charlize Theron (Furiosa) has taken to Twitter to share some previously unseen photos from the set of the film. Take a look...
While Furiosa will always be synonymous with Charlize Theron, it looks like she won't be back for the upcoming prequel as George Miller is actively searching for a younger actress to take over the part.
George Miller's Mad Max: Fury Road featured Tom Hardy and Charlize Theron in the lead roles, but it's now come to light that Jeremy Renner and Uma Thurman were considered for Max and Furiosa at one point.