Actor Bruce Willis says being a father is a major component in the action films he takes up now.

"Before I had kids, (being a father) wasn't a part of these action films I do. Now, it's a major component," Willis said in a statement.

Willis is back in action and will be reprising the role of Paul Kersey in his upcoming vigilante action film DEATH WISH.

A remake of the 1974 action thriller with the same name, DEATH WISH is directed by Eli Roth. It tells the story of Kersey, a father, who when his wife is murdered and his daughter sexually assaulted, becomes a vigilante killer nicknamed "The Grim Reaper".

On the film, Willis, a father of five, said: "This film really makes you think about how far you will go to protect your family. After his own family is brutalised, Paul Kersey has zero tolerance for any bad guy to harm another innocent person. And we show the audience the underlying reasons why he does what he does."

The Carnival Motion Pictures' project DEATH WISH will release in India on March 9 in English, Hindi and Tamil languages.

Actor Bruce Willis says being a father is a major component in the action films he takes up now.

"Before I had kids, (being a father) wasn't a part of these action films I do. Now, it's a major component," Willis said in a statement.

Willis is back in action and will be reprising the role of Paul Kersey in his upcoming vigilante action film DEATH WISH.

A remake of the 1974 action thriller with the same name, DEATH WISH is directed by Eli Roth. It tells the story of Kersey, a father, who when his wife is murdered and his daughter sexually assaulted, becomes a vigilante killer nicknamed "The Grim Reaper".

On the film, Willis, a father of five, said: "This film really makes you think about how far you will go to protect your family. After his own family is brutalised, Paul Kersey has zero tolerance for any bad guy to harm another innocent person. And we show the audience the underlying reasons why he does what he does."

The Carnival Motion Pictures' project DEATH WISH will release in India on March 9 in English, Hindi and Tamil languages.

Actor Michael B. Jordan says he loves all the superheroes from the X-MEN franchise, but The Wolverine played a huge role in his upbringing.

Jordan will soon be seen in BLACK PANTHER as villain Erik Killmonger — who has an agenda that challenges T'Challa (essayed by Chadwick Boseman) for the throne.

"My initial exposure to the Marvel universe was pretty extensive. I grew up with Marvel and comic books and was always a big fan. As a kid I loved all of the graphic novels and cartoons so I was very familiar with the universe coming into it as an actor," Jordan said in a statement.

Asked about his favourite Marvel character, he said: "My favourite characters are all of the X-Men. Wolverine was a big character in my upbringing. Magneto was as well. I always loved Magneto's sensibility of doing whatever's necessary to see change.

"But also understanding the humanity aspect of it as well. He kind of played both sides of the fence, which you don't see very often. He just had a different philosophy than Charles Xavier."

Set shortly after CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, BLACK PANTHER will see T'Challa returning home to the isolated, technologically-advanced African nation of Wakanda to become king. Marvel Studios' BLACK PANTHER is slated to release in India on February 16.

Actor Michael B. Jordan says he loves all the superheroes from the X-MEN franchise, but The Wolverine played a huge role in his upbringing.

Jordan will soon be seen in BLACK PANTHER as villain Erik Killmonger — who has an agenda that challenges T'Challa (essayed by Chadwick Boseman) for the throne.

"My initial exposure to the Marvel universe was pretty extensive. I grew up with Marvel and comic books and was always a big fan. As a kid I loved all of the graphic novels and cartoons so I was very familiar with the universe coming into it as an actor," Jordan said in a statement.

Asked about his favourite Marvel character, he said: "My favourite characters are all of the X-Men. Wolverine was a big character in my upbringing. Magneto was as well. I always loved Magneto's sensibility of doing whatever's necessary to see change.

"But also understanding the humanity aspect of it as well. He kind of played both sides of the fence, which you don't see very often. He just had a different philosophy than Charles Xavier."

Set shortly after CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, BLACK PANTHER will see T'Challa returning home to the isolated, technologically-advanced African nation of Wakanda to become king. Marvel Studios' BLACK PANTHER is slated to release in India on February 16.

Model Ashley Graham says she struggled to relate to models during her own childhood.

Graham, 30, who admires former supermodel Cindy Crawford, did not see any stars with a similar body shape to herself during her younger years, reports femalefirst.co.uk.

"Traditionally, curvy models have been overlooked for beauty campaigns because society equated beauty with thinness. I used to have Cindy Crawford's Revlon campaigns taped to my wall as a teenager, and I remember thinking, 'Wow – she is gorgeous!' But also, 'Where is the model who looks like me'," Graham told entertainment portal Refinery29.

Graham also called on other women to make sure that fashion brands know what and who they wish to see in their advertising campaigns.

"I hope this changes the status quo, and encourages more brands to equally represent everyone. Remember that perfection does not exist. Use your voice to tell these brands what you want to see. The more vocal we are, the more change there will be," she said.