Adam Driver’s Backup Stomach; RIP Charlbi Dean; Early Avatar 2 Screening

In today’s Movie News Rundown: Adam Driver had a backup stomach on the set of White Noise; R.I.P. Triangle of Sadness star Charlbi Dean; Footage from Avatar 2 was recently screened in China.


RIP: Charlbi Dean — the South African model and Triangle of Sadness actress died after an unexpected illness on Monday. She was 32. 


Hope For a Nope Sequel?: Jordan Peele told The New York Times that fans "will get more answers on some of these things in the future. We’re not over telling all of these stories," which sounds like maybe, just maybe, he might have a Nope sequel in the works. Only time will tell!


Backup Stomach: "I put on weight and we had a backup stomach," Driver said cheekily at a press conference for White Noise at the Venice Film Festival, according to Variety. "And then we didn’t need the backup stomach."



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