Judd Apatow’s Pete Davidson Comedy Set for Summer 2020
Universal also books Henry James adaptation “The Turning” for January 2020
Brian Welk | February 1, 2019 @ 11:25 AM
Last Updated: February 1, 2019 @ 11:58 AM
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Universal’s untitled comedy directed by Judd Apatow and starring and co-written by “SNL” star Pete Davidson has received a release date of June 19, 2020.
Universal also dated the thriller “The Turning,” based on a Henry James novella, for release on Jan. 24, 2020.
Apatow and Davidson co-wrote the untitled film with Dave Sirus, and it will begin production this summer in New York City.
This is Apatow’s sixth feature and his first since the 2015 Amy Schumer comedy “Trainwreck.” He’ll also produce for his Apatow Productions alongside Barry Mendel.
“The Turning” is a haunted house thriller from DreamWorks Pictures and is an adaptation of Henry James’ landmark novella. Directed by Floria Sigismondi (“The Runaways,” “The Handmaid’s Tale”), the film stars Mackenzie Davis, Finn Wolfhard, Joely Richardson, and “The Florida Project” breakout Brooklynn Prince.
“The Turning” takes audiences to a mysterious estate in the Maine countryside, where newly appointed nanny Kate is charged with the care of two disturbed orphans, Flora and Miles. She quickly discovers that both the children and the house are harboring dark secrets and things may not be as they appear.
Chad and Carey Hayes (“The Conjuring”) and Jade Bartlett wrote the screenplay. “Turning” is produced by Roy Lee and Scott Bernstein. Universal will release the film wide domestically and in select international territories.
7 Stars Who Had to Remove Tattoos of Their Exes, From Johnny Depp to Pete Davidson (Photos)
Alas, romance can fleeing, but ink is forever -- Or used to be anyway before laser removal became possible. And if you got matching tattoos with your now-ex, it might be something of an annoyance having to be constantly reminded of them. We bet that's especially true when your ex is also super famous, which means you have to see them on your body and in the news. With that in mind, read on for stories about celebrities who erased tattoos after erasing their relationships.
Johnny Depp
We all know about how he turned his "Winona Forever" tattoo into "Wino Forever" after his breakup from Winona Ryder, but Depp ended up having to do the same thing 20 years later, after his bitter divorce from Amber Heard. He turned the ink on his fingers that said "slim" -- his nickname for her -- into "scum." Later, he changed that to "scam." Classy. We're pretty sure the feeling's mutual.
Kaley Cuoco
When the "The Big Bang Theory" star married tennis player Ryan Sweeting, she tattooed their wedding date on her back. After their divorce, she covered it up with this elegant moth, which her tattoo artist shared with the world.
Melanie Griffith
In the early '90s, the "Working Girl" star got a tattoo of longtime hubby Antonio Banderas' name in a heart on her right arm. But after the couple split in 2015, but the name was erased.
Melanie Brown
After her divorce from her ex, Stephen Belafonte, the Spice Girl turned reality competition judge had the tattoo she got in tribute to him removed. Surgically. As in, she literally had a surgeon cut her ex's name off her body. Ouch.
Following their very short engagement, Davidson had the tattoo he got for ex-fiancée Ariana Grande covered up in a delightfully petty way: With the word "Cursed." He had practice of course -- a few years back, after he and writer-actress Cazzie David broke up, he covered up the tattoo he got for her with this sick black forest.
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Alas, romance can fleeing, but ink is forever -- Or used to be anyway before laser removal became possible. And if you got matching tattoos with your now-ex, it might be something of an annoyance having to be constantly reminded of them. We bet that's especially true when your ex is also super famous, which means you have to see them on your body and in the news. With that in mind, read on for stories about celebrities who erased tattoos after erasing their relationships.
