Olivia Wilde onboards Pedro Pascal-starrer Behemoth!

We had previously reported about Pedro Pascal headlining the Tony Gilroy directorial Behemoth!. On Tuesday, Olivia Wilde officially came onboard for the project.

Besides directing the film, Tony Gilroy is also serving as the script-writer for

Behemoth!. The film marks the filmmaker’s return as a writer-director after his 2012 movie The Bourne Legacy. He is also producing the film in association with Sanne Wohlenberg. Damian Garcia serves as the cinematographer. David Harbour and Eva Victor are part of the film's cast.

The film is being bankrolled under Searchlight Pictures. While the makers have kept a lid on the storyline, the film reportedly revolves around the life of a cellist. The film will go on floors later this week. More details about the primary crew are yet to be announced.

Wilde’s upcoming films include The Invite, which she also directs, starring Penelope Cruz, Seth Rogan and Edward Norton, and I Want Your Sex, directed by Gregg Araki.

Pedro Pascal was recently seen in films like Ari Aster's

Eddington, Celine Song's Materialists and The Fantastic Four: First Steps this year. Additionally, he reprised his role as Joel Miller in season 2 of The Last of Us. Besides Avengers: Doomsday, his upcoming projects include

The Mandalorian and Grogu in the works.

Pittsburgh Steelers sign versatile former Philadelphia Eagles player

The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed former Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Jack Driscoll to their practice squad, the team announced. Driscoll has played both tackle spots and can kick inside to guard. Given the Steelers’ insistence on running a jumbo set, he can also play there, having played 21 career snaps.

Driscoll was the Eagles’ fourth-round pick out of Auburn in the 2020 NFL Draft. He has started in 18 games and played in 67 games over his career. After his rookie contract expired following the 2023 season, Driscoll was let go by the Eagles and signed a deal with the Miami Dolphins.

After the Dolphins released him, he was re-signed by the Eagles and eventually joined their active roster. He has not been signed by a team since the Super Bowl, and the Steelers will be his first landing spot.

Standing at 6-foot-4, 306 pounds, Driscoll has 33-inch arms and has become a versatile player who can play all over the offensive line. Driscoll has dealt with some injuries in his career, including a season-ending knee injury in 2020.

The Steelers brought him in for added depth following the injury to starting left guard Isaac Seumalo, who is battling a pectoral strain.

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