Bob Hoskins

Bob Hoskins is thinking about retiring. The 67-year-old actor – who is currently starring in British movie ‘Made in Dagenham’, based on the true life story of women in the 1960s striking for equal pay at a car factory – admits he is constantly thinking about retiring from his profession but keeps finding new work. Speaking on the red carpet at the movie’s world premiere at the Odeon Leicester Square, Bob told BANG Showbiz: “I’ve been trying to retire for the past two years. I’m still thinking...Read Full Story

Bob Hoskins is thinking about retiring. The 67-year-old actor – who is currently starring in British movie ‘Made in Dagenham’, based on the true life story of women in the 1960s striking for equal pay at a car factory – admits he is constantly thinking about retiring from his profession but keeps finding new work. Speaking on the red carpet at the movie’s world premiere at the Odeon Leicester Square, Bob told BANG Showbiz: “I’ve been trying to retire for the past two years. I’m still thinking...Read Full Story

Bob Hoskins will star in new alien movie ‘Transmission’. The ‘Who Framed Roger Rabbit?’ actor has signed up for alien invasion flick ‘Transmission’ along with Jason Flemying and Talulah Riley. ‘Spiderman’ actor Willem Defoe is also in talks for a role in the film, Movie Hole reports. The British science fiction film will focus on an alien invasion of Earth during a solar eclipse and will be shot in 3-D. ‘Transmission’ is being developed by Giles Alderson and his writing/ producing partner...Read Full Story

Bob Hoskins has been confirmed to star as one of the eight dwarfs in the upcoming fantasy movie ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’. Universal Studios has confirmed Bob Hoskins to star in the upcoming fantasy flick ‘Snow White and the Huntsman’. He will play the role of one of the eight dwarfs in the movie along with Ian McShane, who plays the character of dwarf’s leader, Caesar. As per the reports, Bob will play the role of a blind dwarf, Constantine. He will also be joined by Eddie Izzard and...Read Full Story

Who Framed Roger Rabbit (Vista Series) Review Films that feature both live-action and animation generally haven't done so well (Cool World, The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle, Looney Tunes: Back in Action, etc.), all except two. From the best of my knowledge, Space Jam and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? have held up all these years. But before there was Michael Jordan and Bugs Bunny, there was Bob Hoskins and Roger Rabbit. This is a dark, silly, and extremely fun film with a whole lot of humor...Read Full Story