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	Elizabeth Banks' Cocaine Bear adds five to its cast The director has tapped in actors Keri Russell, O’Shea Jackson, Ray Liotta, Alden Ehrenreich, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson Published on 2nd July 2021
	Elizabeth Banks to direct Red Queen adaptation Aveyard's novel is set in an alternate, near-future America where a group of superhumans outthrows the democratic rule Published on 25th May 2021
	Elizabeth Banks onboard The Flintstones reboot In the reboot, Fred is about to retire and his now-twenty-something daughter, Pebbles (voiced by Banks), is about to begin her career Published on 28th April 2021
	Wunmi Mosaku to star opposite Elizabeth Banks in Call Jane Call Jane will be a women's rights drama directed by Phyllis Nagy Published on 6th April 2021
	Elizabeth Banks to direct thriller film titled Cocaine Bear Written by Jimmy Warden, Cocaine Bear is described as a character-driven thriller inspired by true events that took place in Kentucky in 1985 Published on 10th March 2021
	Elizabeth Banks roped in for Magical School Bus live-action movie Universal Pictures is adapting Scholastics' popular Magical School Bus book series into a film Published on 26th June 2020
	Elizabeth Banks to star in and direct Invisible Woman The new film will be a modern take on 1940 original about a department store model who becomes the test subject of an invisibility experiment Published on 27th November 2019
	Brightburn Movie Review: A superficial twist on the traditional Superman story This film needed a lot more time to spend on character development and without it, becomes yet another slasher-gore-horror film instead of the superhero horror genre it teases Published on 24th May 2019
	The Lego Movie 2 Review: An uneven sequel that is inspired and insipid in almost equal parts Though not as memorable as the first film, this one still has its moments and works well in parts  Published on 8th February 2019