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"Army of the Dead" star Dave Bautista shared an image of himself sporting a broken nose, which happened while filming a scene for the 2015 James Bond flick "Spectre" with star Daniel Craig.

Daniel Craig said he and Dave Bautista had to square up for a fight scene in 2015's "Spectre" when he accidentally punched him in the nose.

The elevator pitch for Zack Snyder’s “Army of the Dead” would read something like this: “28 Days Later…” meets “Oceans 11.”.

This week’s new entertainment releases include Chrissie Hynde with an album of Bob Dylan covers and new music also from Blake Shelton and newcomer Olivia Rodrigo.

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(Skip Bolen/Netflix via AP)NEW YORK Kumail Nanjiani has a few names for quarantine life. He's now finding his way in a Hollywood where South Asian actors, when they're cast at all, have usually been typecast. "But I dont feel Pakistani because I dont live in Pakistan. I dont feel American because a lot of Americans dont think of me as American. During quarantine, Nanjiani went back and watched three movies he hadnt seen since he was 10: Krull, Beastmaster and The Thief of Baghdad.Suddenly there would be an image and youre like, Oh, my God.

ET recently spoke with Morales about joining the project, bucking racial stereotypes and much more. He works really, really hard," she shared over the phone. "He got the part because hes a brilliant, great actor whos really funny." Throughout Stuber, L.A. itself is a character in the film, which Bautista and Nanjianis characters explore in the latter's electric car, leading to numerous shootouts and hilarious exchanges. Morales explained that Tripper Clancy, the movies screenwriter, wrote it specifically as an L.A. film, challenging the filmmakers with recreating the City of Angels in the South.