by World Wide Motion Pictures | Apr 17, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
Health is a major issue for just about everybody; most people would like to live for as long as possible, but the things that one needs to do to stay healthy aren’t always feasible. Perhaps even more daunting is finances; after all, if one does not have enough to...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Apr 9, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
Although the name Robbie Kay may not immediately ring any bells for the average person, there’s a decent chance that this young British actor’s face might be a bit more familiar. Beginning his career with a (sadly cut) part in Christopher Nolan’s 2006 film “The...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Apr 2, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
Sometimes the best films come about by taking random elements that don’t seem to go together and using them in a way that makes their combination creative and compelling. For example, one might think that silly cartoon characters and a film noir aesthetic don’t go...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Mar 26, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
While it may be hard to think positive during a time of worldwide pandemic, one effect of the Coronavirus that one might call an upside is how the crisis is bringing families closer together. As quarantine orders grow and encourage millions across the globe to remain...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Mar 20, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
What kind of roles should an actor pursue if they want a shot at garnering critical acclaim? In many cases, an actor can be lauded for playing a character who, in the context of the fictional narrative, is an actor (either a real-life actor or one who is entirely...
by World Wide Motion Pictures | Mar 12, 2020 | Featured, Film Spotlight
While his name may not be the first to pop up in people’s heads when they hear “world-famous actor”, it’s hard to deny the impact that English actor Malcolm McDowell has had on the world of cinema. Making a name for himself with his portrayal of Alex DeLarge, the...
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