‘In the Lost Lands’ Review: Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista in a Stale George R.R. Martin Adaptation
'In the Lost Lands' Review: George R.R. Martin, Milla Jovovich, and Dave Bautista Deserve Better Than This Fantasy Mess
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"I Immediately Turned Into This Big Manwhore": Dave Bautista Explains "Career Turn" In New Fantasy Action Movie In The Lost Lands
Dave Bautista still hopes to play Ernest Hemingway: ‘I don’t want to be an action star’
Why the MCU’s Drax the Destroyer wanted to be in the George R.R. Martin-written sci-fi Western In the Lost Lands — and what he most wants next
'I learned the hard way': Dave Bautista says his house was foreclosed on and he 'lost everything' after leaving WWE — but got the 'best' money advice from 'The Undertaker'
Dave Bautista is among the few professional wrestlers who successfully transitioned to a career in Hollywood. Millions of fans followed his journey from the ring to the silver screen, yet they may be unaware of his struggles with money.
Dave Bautista says "I always look to Clint Eastwood" when approaching a western role: "He's always going to be my gold standard"
Exclusive: Dave Bautista says he took a lot of inspiration from a western movie legend when playing his In The Lost Lands character
Former WWE star Dave Bautista looks unrecognizable in new movie first look
Former WWE star Dave Bautista (aka Batista) shared recent photos, including him on the set of his new movie, The Last Showgirl, where he changed up his look. The photos were shared on Bautista’s Instagram.
‘This Is A Bittersweet Conversation’: Dave Bautista Reveals What He Wishes Had Been Done Differently With Marvel’s Drax The Destroyer
A lthough 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy was by no means his first film credit, Dave Bautista made his breakthrough into Hollywood playing Drax the Destroyer in the 10th of the
After the successes of Game of Thrones and House of the Dragon, Dave Bautista and Milla Jovovich talk pressures of starring in the first George R.R. Martin movie
Exclusive: Stars Dave Bautista, Milla Jovovich, and director Paul W.S. Anderson on the trepidation they had while adapting the first George R.R. Martin movie