Guy Ritchie

Madonna has insisted ''size matters'' when it comes to penises.

The 61-year-old singer - who was previously married to Sean Penn and Guy Ritchie and is currently dating 25-year-old backing dancer Ahlamalik Williams - joked on stage during her show at London Palladium that she had ''never been with'' a guy with a small manhood.

She said: ''What do you call a man with a small penis? The answer is, I wouldn't f***ing know. I've never been with a guy with a small d**k.

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Written by John August, with Dan Lin serving as producer and Guy Ritchie as director, will come Disney's live-action version of their classic film 'Aladdin', currently aiming for a release date in mid-2019. 

Navid Negahban will play The Sultan in the film

An interesting roster of talent has been unveiled to take part in the movie, with relative newcomer Mena Massoud taking on the titular role, opposite 'Power Rangers' star Naomi Scott as Princess Jasmine. Will Smith brings his A-lister status to proceedings as the Genie of the Lamp, whilst Billy Magnussen will play Prince Anders and Marwan Kenzari has signed on to tackle the villainous role of Jafar. Then there's Navid Negahban as Jasmine's father, The Sultan.

Continue reading: Guy Ritchie's 'Aladdin' Will Be "Very Respectful To The Characters"

Disney has been strongly criticised on social media for an act of whitewashing concerning its new live action re-make of Aladdin, apparently creating an entirely new role for a white actor.

The company is believed to have cast Billy Magnussen (Into The Woods, Bridge of Spies) as a character called Prince Anders, who does not feature in the 1992 animated Aladdin or the original folklore ‘Aladdin and the Magic Lamp’, for its upcoming live-action film.

The decision follows an existing outcry over the casting of Naomi Scott, a non-Arab actor of British and Indian heritage, as Princess Jasmine two months ago. She’ll star alongside Mena Massoud, who is of Egyptian background, as Aladdin himself, and Will Smith in the role of the Genie.

Continue reading: Disney Accused Of Whitewashing Over New Billy Magnussen Role

Disney fans everywhere have been waiting with baited breath to hear the main cast announcement for Guy Ritchie's upcoming remake of 'Aladdin', and the news certainly comes as a surprise to everyone. Now the question on everybody's lips is: just who is Mena Massoud?

Director Guy Ritchie pictured at 'King Arthur' premiere

The Egyptian-Canadian relative newcomer will be topping the bill as the titular lamp-rubbing hero, alongside Will Smith as the Genie and Naomi Scott as Princess Jasmine. It's a re-telling of Disney's original 1992 animated film, though we're yet to see who will land the role of the villainous Jafar.

Continue reading: Who Is Forthcoming Disney Star Mena Massoud?

The people behind the forthcoming live action adaptation of Disney's 'Aladdin' have incited outrage on social media this week after it came out that Tom Hardy was in talks to play the villainous Jafar. Understandably, the actor is now in the midst of 'white-washing' accusations.

Tom Hardy on the set of 'Peaky Blinders'

While Tom Hardy would no doubt make an excellent nemesis of Aladdin, the point is that this is arguably yet another example of Hollywood snubbing diverse actors in favour of white stars despite the context of the actual story. It's still a rumour, however, and there may be Asian actors in talks yet - but Tom is a big favourite of 'Aladdin' director Guy Ritchie.

Continue reading: Tom Hardy As Jafar? 'Aladdin' Remake Embroiled In 'White-Washing' Controversy

It's official; Guy Ritchie's 'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword' led by Charlie Hunnam is one of the biggest movie flops of the year to-date. Reports suggest that the film will now gross just $18 million in the US following its first three days; a huge fail when the film's production budget is around the $175 million mark.

Charlie Hunnam leads the cast in Guy Ritchie's 'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword'

This means that if 'King Arthur' is to make its money back - including marketing costs not factored into the production budget - it will have to make around $350 million more across the world. In short, Warner Bros are looking likely to have egg on their face when all is said and done with this flick.

Continue reading: Guy Ritchie's 'King Arthur: Legend Of The Sword' Is MAJOR Flop

London has always been an interesting place. Established less than fifty years anno domini, it is the setting for some of the most fascinating legends in history - most notably those of King Arthur. For Guy Ritchie, it was this antiquity that attracted him in directing his latest film 'King Arthur: Legend of the Sword'.

Guy Ritchie at the 'King Arthur' premiere

Having grown up near London, Guy has a lot of familiarity with the place, and that no doubt increased his fascination with its remarkable history - especially when comparing it to one of the oldest settlements in the United States.

Continue reading: Guy Ritchie 'Obsessed' With London's History