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Tituss Burgess Joins SPELLBOUND Animated Movie Musical Starring Rachel Zegler

Tituss Burgess has joined the voice cast of Apple's upcoming animated movie musical, Spellbound. The film, which features a score from Academy Award-winner Alan Menken, with lyrics by Glenn Slater. It's directed by Vicky Jenson (“Shrek”) and also features Rachel Zegler, Nathan Lane, Nicole Kidman, Jenifer Lewis, John Lithgow, and Javier Bardem.

Nathan Lane, André De Shields & More Join Rachel Zegler-Led SPELLBOUND Animated Musical

Nathan Lane, André De Shields, Jordan Fisher, Jenifer Lewis, John Lithgow, Nicole Kidman, and Javier Bardem have joined the voice cast of the Apple Original Films and Skydance Animation's new animated musical feature, “Spellbound.” Rachel Zegler (“West Side Story,” “Snow White”) will provide the voice for the leading role of “Princess Ellian.'

Rachel Zegler to Voice Lead Role in Apple's SPELLBOUND Movie Musical

Rachel Zegler (“West Side Story,” “Snow White”) will provide the voice of “Princess Ellian,” the lead role in Apple's new animated musical feature, “Spellbound.” The film will feature an original score from Academy Award-winner Alan Menken, with lyrics by Glenn Slater.

Jonathan Goldsmith, Best Known For His Turn As 'The Most Interesting Man In The World,' Partners With Astral Tequila

We've always wondered what pop culture icon Jonathan Goldsmith really drinks. The answer is Astral Tequila.

OLIVIA KIDNEY Film Rights Acquired by William Joyce's Moonbot Studios

Moonbot Studios announced today that it will acquire film rights to the Olivia Kidney trilogy of young adult books by award-winning author Ellen Potter

Photo Coverage: Kate Moss for Stuart Weitzman

Susan Duffy, the chief marketing officer of Stuart Weitzman, hired David Lipman, managing partner and chief creative officer of his namesake advertising firm, two years ago. That's when the idea for a film starring Kate Moss was born. “Five, 10 years ago, before we knew about Stuart Weitzman and about this film, we had this idea for a film with Kate Moss strutting to 'These Boots Were Made for Walkin'.' We just didn't know where we would ever use it.”