Christopher Nolan'sTenetReturning to IMAX Screens for Limited Time: 'Way It Was Intended'

Christopher Nolan’sTenetis getting another chance on the big screen. The limited-timeTenetre-release will include exclusive footage fromDune: Part Two, which rolls out in theaters March 1. Writer-director Nolan, 53, said in a statement Thursday, “Seeing the way audiences responded to our large format presentations ofOppenheimer, I’m thrilled that Warner Bros. is giving audiences a chance to seeTenetthe way it was intended to be seen, on the largest IMAX and large-format film screens, and I’m honored to have our movie warm up the film projectors for Denis’ jaw-droppingDune: Part Two.

Christopher Reeve's 3 Children: All About Matthew, Alexandra and Will

Christopher Reeve during the “She’s Out of Control” Los Angles Premiere on April 11, 1989. ; Matthew Reeve, Alexandra Reeve Givens and William Reeve attend the “Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story” Premiere during the 2024 Sundance Film Festival.Photo:Jim Smeal/Ron Galella Collection via Getty ; Michael Loccisano/Getty Jim Smeal/Ron Galella Collection via Getty ; Michael Loccisano/Getty Christopher Reevewas not only Superman on screen, but also to his three children: Matthew, Alexandra andWilliam.

Christopher Reeve's Son Recalls Dad's 'Incredible' Oscars Appearance After Paralyzing Accident (Exclusive)

Christopher Reeve’s appearance at theAcademy Awardsin 1996 is one eldest sonMatthew Reevewill never forget. At theSundance Film Festivalon Sunday, the 44-year-old reflected on the emotional moment his father received a minutes-long standing ovation at the ceremony as he returned for the first time after his horse accident. Getty Images; TIM CLARY/AFP via Getty Images “I remember I was in London, it was a school night and we stayed up until three or four in the morning to watch it.

Christopher Reeve's Son Will Explains Why He Wouldn't Consider Playing Superman

Will Reeve on Sept. 18, 2024; Christopher Reeve in 1978’s Superman.Photo:Jamie McCarthy/Getty; THA/Shutterstock Jamie McCarthy/Getty; THA/Shutterstock Christopher Reeve’syoungest sonWill Reeveis explaining why he has never considered trying on Superman’s iconic red cape for himself.Will, a 32-year-old ABC News correspondent, touched on his cameo in the upcomingSupermanreboot during his Friday, Feb. 21 appearance onLive with Kelly and Mark. When co-hostKelly Ripatold Will she is surprised DC Studios has never asked him to portray Superman, he said, “No, I’ve never gotten the ask.

Christopher Rich Says HisRebaFamily Has Been a Constant Source of Support After His Stroke (Exclusive)

Christopher Rich (left) and Melissa Peterman onHappy’s Place.Photo:Casey Durkin/NBC Casey Durkin/NBC The final episode of The WB’sRebaaired in 2007, but the cast never stopped feeling like a family, according toChristopher Rich. Ahead of his guest appearance on hisRebacostarReba McEntire’s new seriesHappy’s Placeon Friday, Feb. 21, Rich, 71, opens up to PEOPLE about how McEntire,Melissa Petermanand the rest of his former castmates have been a constant source of support since he experienced a life-altering stroke in 2018.