Gerard Butler's 700-Year Crime Thriller Set for Netflix Streaming Gerard Butler’s 2026 filmography has faced mixed results, with his latest project, Greenland 2: Migration, marking a significant financial setback. The sequel to the 2020 disaster film leaned heavily into sci-fi elements, costing Lionsgate an estimated $90 million to produce. Despite its ambitious scope, the film only recouped $44 million globally, positioning it as one of the most notable sci-fi flops in recent years. However, Butler remains active in the industry, with multiple projects in development. Among these is a third installment of Den of Thieves, set to begin production this summer, and a live-action sequel to How to Train Your Dragon, which will feature Cate Blanchett reprising her role as Valka. One of Butler’s most anticipated ventures is In The Hand Of Dante, a historical crime thriller spanning over 700 years. The film alternates between two distinct time periods: the 1300s, where Dante Alighieri drafts The Divine Comedy, and the early 2000s, which follows an older reincarnation of Dante entangled in a plot to steal and authenticate the iconic manuscript. Based on the novel by Nick Tosches, the project is directed and written by Julian Schnabel, with a star-studded ensemble including Butler, Oscar Isaac, Al Pacino, Jason Momoa, Martin Scorsese, Gal Gadot, John Malkovich, Sabrina Impacciatore, Franco Nero, Benjamin Clementine, and Paolo Bonacelli. Netflix has secured distribution rights for In The Hand Of Dante, emerging victorious in a competitive bidding process. The streaming giant has not yet announced a specific release date for the film. The movie premiered in September 2025 at the Venice Film Festival, where it was screened for a limited audience of critics.#netflix #venice_film_festival #lionsgate #julian_schnabel #gerard_butler
Chris O’Donnell’s 5 Children: All About the “9-1-1: Nashville” Star's Daughters and Sons Chris O’Donnell, known for his role in 9-1-1: Nashville, has five children with his wife, Caroline O’Donnell. The couple married in 1997 and welcomed their first child, Lily, in 1999. Since then, they have added four more children: Christopher (Chip), Charlie, Finley, and Maeve. O’Donnell, who grew up with six siblings, has always prioritized family, stating that raising children is his top priority. He took a break from acting after having his children but returned to Hollywood for NCIS: Los Angeles to stay close to his family. Lily Anne O’Donnell, the eldest, was born on September 3, 1999, in New Zealand while O’Donnell was filming Vertical Limit. He was present for her birth but admitted it was a challenging experience, as he fainted during labor. Lily, who aspired to be an actress, appeared in an episode of NCIS: Los Angeles at age 10 and worked with her younger brother, Charlie. She later studied film and cinema at Boston College and worked in marketing and TV distribution for Lionsgate. Christopher “Chip” Eugene O’Donnell Jr., born in 2000, is the couple’s first son. Named after his father, Chip was a proud fan of his dad’s Batman & Robin role as Robin. As a child, he was obsessed with sports, playing soccer, baseball, football, lacrosse, basketball, tennis, and golf. Chip, now 25, has not appeared in NCIS: Los Angeles episodes, though he was set to make a cameo that never materialized due to a COVID-19 outbreak on set. Charlie, born in 2003, is the third child. His older sister Lily expressed disappointment that he wasn’t a girl, but the family celebrated his birth. Charlie, who shares a passion for acting with his sister, appeared in NCIS: Los Angeles as a younger version of O’Donnell’s character.#chris_odonnell #911_nashville #caroline_odonnell #ncis_las_vegas #lionsgate
