Watch Gal Gadot beat up both Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in new 'Red Notice' trailer

Gal Gadot is kicking ass and taking names in the new trailer for Netflix's upcoming heist movie, Red Notice. We're given a 3:32 clip of Gadot taking on both Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Ryan Reynolds in a fight scene that's both action-packed and ridiculous, setting the tone for the film. Johnson called it "Netflix's biggest movie, ever" during the Tudum live stream event, where he introduced this trailer.

Johnson plays an FBI profiler in the movie who's tracking down the world's greatest art thief (Gadot) with the help of "the greatest conman the world has never seen" (Reynolds). He teased that in Red Notice, "nothing is ever what it seems." The movie hits the streaming service on November 12.

Ryan Reynolds learns new things in Snapchat series called 'Ryan Doesn't Know'

The Vancouver-born actor Ryan Reynolds is making good use of quarantine time by learning new skills. His production company Maximum Effort partnered with Will Smith's Westbrook Media to introduce a new Snapchat series called Ryan Doesn't Know. We see Reynolds in the trailer trying to learn new skills with help from experts in their fields. 

The 12-episode show will stream exclusively on the social network starting January 30, with new episodes coming out every other day. 

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Samsung partners with SickKids for Ryan Reynolds' 'Festive Sweater Fundraising Campaign'

Samsung Canada is partnering with The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) to support a new collaboration between Ryan Reynolds and SickKids. The Vancouver-born actor uses his viral "ugly/not ugly holiday sweater" for a good cause. 

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Ryan Reynolds in talks to join Netflix's movie adaptation of 'Dragon's Lair'

If the rumours are true, it looks like Ryan Reynolds will be working on another Netflix film after 6 Underground and the upcoming Red Notice. Reynolds is reportedly in talks with the streaming service to star and produce the live-action movie adaptation of the classic arcade game Dragon's Lair. If the reports are accurate, then this would also mean the classic game will finally get its adaptation almost 40 years since Alan Dean Foster first tried to get a movie version of the game off the ground.

Netflix picked up the project from co-creator Don Bluth and Gary Goldman, who tried to make the movie made again in 2015. The film will be scripted by Dan and Kevin Hageman, who have both worked on films like The Lego Movie and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.

Source: ComingSoon.net