Jennifer Hudson's son David is set to make his film debut in his mother's upcoming holiday movie musical Black Nativity.
The Oscar winner, who plays a single mum in the project - a retelling of the Nativity story with an entirely black cast, turned the set into a family affair by inviting her three-year-old kid with fiance David Otunga to make a cameo.
She tells USA Today, "He came to the set quite a bit, actually. He put himself in the film as one of the extras. He is a little industry baby. He sits in the director's chair and puts on the headphones."
And the Dreamgirls star admits she had a blast making the film, in which Forest Whitaker and Angela Bassett play her parents.
She adds, "I love them so much. I looked up to them as a kid. And now that they are my mum and dad - that's too much."
The quality of the animation in this musical comedy may not be up to Pixar...
On his latest project, director Spike Lee creates an current day version of Aristophanes' ancient...
Christmas time is coming but for young Langston, happy holidays aren't going to come easy....
Mister is a 13-year-old boy living amongst the poverty stricken suburbs of Brooklyn, New York....
When young Winnie Madikizela first set eyes on lawyer and anti-apartheid activist Nelson Mandela in...
Langston Hughes is a street-smart teenager whose life gets complicated when his beloved mother, with...
The Farrelly brothers return to the vacuously silly style of Dumb and Dumber for this...
The Three Stooges is a comic caper, following the lives of three men who were...
Caucasians, apparently, have no soul. Or heart. Or common sense. According to the movies, whenever...
Whenever you bring a popular TV series to the big screen, you always face one...
If only they had let Bill Condon direct Chicago instead of just writing the screenplay....