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Having shown her talents to an audience of hundreds of millions with her participation in Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, British star Lily James is set to appear with Armie Hammer in a new film adaptation of Rebecca for Netflix.

The two stars will team up with director Ben Wheatley for the project, a collaboration between Netflix and Working Title. Jane Goldman, who has previously worked on Woman In Black and Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children, will be taking on script duties.

It’s adapted from Daphne du Maurier’s 1938 gothic thriller novel of the same name. A movie adaptation of ‘Rebecca’ soon followed in 1940, which was famous for being Alfred Hitchcock’s first film and which won the Oscar for Best Picture.

Continue reading: Lily James And Armie Hammer Set For Netflix Re-Make Of 'Rebecca'

The one thing you can guarantee if you're a celebrity is that people will ask you to sign your autograph. And while that usually means your own products or merch, photos and notebooks, sometimes a chest or two, occasionally you'll be asked to scribble on something just plain weird.

Armie Hammer signs autographs on his Vespa (2013)

And here are seven of the weirdest things celebs have been asked to sign:

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After winning Best Adapted Screenplay at the 90th Academy Awards, romantic drama 'Call Me By Your Name' is set to be getting a sequel as director Luca Guadagnino reveals that he's already working on a new story for Oliver and Elio. The new movie will be set elsewhere in the world.

Armie Hammer, Luca Guadagnino and Timothee Chalamet at the Critics Circle Awards

Based on the 2007 novel of the same name by André Aciman, this tale of romance between an American-Italian teen boy and a 24-year-old Jewish scholar on an Italian vacation has received immense critical acclaim - so much so that a follow-up is already being discussed between Guadagnino and Aciman.

Continue reading: Armie Hammer And Timothée Chalamet To Reunite In 'Call Me By Your Name' Sequel

The problem with awards season is that it always happens when the weather is still bitterly cold and everyone is trying not to catch the flu. For Armie Hammer, he was unlucky enough to fall ill ahead of the Oscars, but that didn't stop him turning up on the red carpet.

Armie Hammer at the Breitling Roadshow

The 31-year-old wasn't going to miss the movie night of the year, especially when his new film 'Call Me By Your Name' was up for Best Picture, Best Actor, Original Song and Original Screenplay - the latter of which the film actually won.

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Based on the 2007 novel of the same name by André Aciman, 'Call Me By Your Name' became one of the most impressive love stories to be told on the big screen upon its release in late 2017. Starring Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet in the leading roles of Oliver and Elio, it took viewers back to 1983 (as opposed to the novel's year of 1987), and saw a same-sex romance play out on screen amongst a backdrop that would threaten to tear them apart at any opportunity.

Armie Hammer starred as Oliver in the hit romantic flick

Thanks to its huge success, talk surrounding a sequel to the film has been hot ever since its release. Though it's not something that's been officially ordered, it is something that the movie's director Luca Guadagnino would like to tackle, and he's already got some fantastic ideas about the direction in which he'd take the series.

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Armie Hammer has recently made waves with his charismatic and compelling role in romantic film 'Call Me By Your Name', but there was a time when the actor was very close to bringing yet another version of the World's Greatest Detective, Batman to the big screen.

Armie Hammer could have been the Dark Knight

Part of George Miller's 'Justice League: Mortal', the star thought he was onto a winner taking on the role of the Dark Knight, but the film was cancelled before it ever really got off the ground. Shoots took place, with those involved - which also included D.J. Cortona as Superman, Megan Gale as Wonder Woman and Adam Brody as The Flash - rehearsing their lines, but one day the plug was pulled. Instead of 'Mortal' running alongside Zack Snyder's 'Watchmen', it was tossed aside.

Continue reading: Armie Hammer Stole Cancelled 'Justice League: Mortal' Movie Script

This year and the amount of big movies released has been so extensive that it would be hard for anybody to pick out the top 20 films to have dropped, let alone the top 10! Still, that's what we've done here, trawling through all of our favourite pictures of 2017 so far to come up with 10 that we just can't forget, and that had the best, most lasting impact out of the lot! Here's our top 10 best movies of 2017...

10) 'Atomic Blonde'

Charlize Theron leads the way in 'Atomic Blonde'

Continue reading: The 10 Best Movies Of 2017 (So Far!)

Armie Hammer has revealed that his shorts in Call Me By Your Name needed a little bit of digital retouching to stop the movie being X-rated.

Speaking to Andy Cohen on SirusXM, Monday, the actor revealed he suffered a wardrobe malfunction during filming because he was just too big for the super-short shorts.

You can see a lot (but not all) of Armie Hammer in Call Me By Your Name

Continue reading: A Wardrobe Malfunction By Armie Hammer Nearly Made 'Call Me By Your Name' X-Rated