More information about the upcoming M. Night Shyamalan movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal is here, with World of Reel reporting ...

Sources tell Deadline Jake Gyllenhaal is set to star in M. Night Shyamalan’s upcoming film, a supernatural romantic thriller, based on an original story co-created by Shyamalan and global-bestselling ...

In 2020, Italian director Francesca Gregorini sued M. Night Shyamalan ... was not disclosed. Shyamalan will be expected to testify during the trial, which is predicted to last for two weeks.

M. Night Shyamalan's body of work is a bit like one of his films. There are plot twists, disasters, and moments of hope, and you never know what you'll get when you press play. Maybe you get a ...

Such is the latest news from the Hollywood trades, which report that M. Night Shyamalan, Nicholas Sparks, and Jake Gyllenhaal are teaming up for a new “romantic thriller.” Per Deadline, Shyamalan and ...

The $81m (£66m) lawsuit brought by Italian director Francesca Gregorini accuses Shyamalan of taking key ... The trial is expected to last two weeks.

M. Night Shyamalan testified Wednesday ... I do and everything I try to represent,” Shyamalan said. The federal trial got underway last week in Riverside, Calif. In testimony last Thursday ...

Filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan speaks during ... which is expected to last about two weeks, will likely include testimony from Shyamalan and the other other creators involved in the show.

Jake Gyllenhaal teaming up with M. Night Shyamalan makes sense. Gyllenhaal joining a movie from Shyamalan and the author of The Notebook is one of the most surprising stories of the day.

PHILADELPHIA — A federal jury’s unanimous ruling has cleared filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan of charges he plagiarized plot points in his Apple TV+ series “Servant.” Last week’s decision ...

The new movie also has a romantic element and is based on an original story created by Shyamalan and romance expert Nicholas Sparks, with a book planned.

M. Night Shyamalan was cleared of copyright infringement in the $81 million lawsuit over the Apple TV+ series Servant, with a jury unanimously ruling in favor of the director Friday. In 2020 ...