5 d. ago Sarah Michelle Gellar looks forever young in Buffy reboot... but her iconic character gets drastic makeover

Sarah Michelle Gellar looked like she hadn't aged a day in the first look at the Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot - but fans might be surprised by the dramatic makeover on set of the series.

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3 w. ago Sarah Michelle Gellar and Jennifer Love Hewitt 'haven't talked in years'

Jennifer Love Hewitt and Sarah Michelle Gellar starred alongside each other in 1997's I Know What You Did Last Summer, but the pair haven't spoken in years

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3 w. ago Jennifer Love Hewitt admits she hasn’t talked to Sarah Michelle Gellar in nearly 30 years

Hewitt and Gellar both starred in the 1997 millennial classic film ‘I Know What You Did Last Summer’

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3 w. ago Freddie Prinze Jr. nearly QUIT acting after 'psychotic' experience shooting IKWYDLS with Jennifer Love Hewitt

Despite becoming a teen idol after landing the movie and meeting his future wife Sarah Michelle Gellar on set, the actor admitted he was almost pushed out of his role of Ray Bronson in the 1997 slasher.

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4 w. ago Inside Sarah Michelle Gellar's grueling diet and fitness regime after stunning fans on the red carpet

It's been over 25 years since I Know What You Did Last Summer was released - and Sarah Michelle Gellar is looking better than ever.

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last month Superman: identity crises, fascist space holograms and a super furry animal – discuss with spoilers

Has director James Gunn reinvented the superhero film – or just lovingly detonated it? Let’s have a deep dive into the new Man of Steel movie• This article contains spoilers for SupermanJames Gunn’s Superman is a curious film: so earnest, so heartfelt, and so defiantly weird it sometimes feels less like a reboot of the world’s most iconic superhero and more like an elaborate fan project. Most of us will be relieved we’ve said goodbye to the heavy metal space Jesus of the Zack Snyder years, and that Gunn has avoided paying too much retro cosplay tribute to the Christopher Reeve era. This is undeniably a Superman we’ve never seen before on the big screen: a Kal-El who’s deeply human, flawed, and more likable for it.The new Man of Steel, played with boyish charm and the right amount of golden retriever energy by David Corenswet, spends most of the movie juggling black holes, battling clone siblings, and dealing with the looming realisation that his space dad might have been one bad day...

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