Don Cheadle will always be known for his roles in iconic thrillers like Crash and Traffic, and for playing War Machine alongside Robert Downey Jr. in the MCU, but next year he’s joining up with a star-studded ensemble for a sports biopic that just got a thrilling new look. Screen Rant has debuted a new image of Cheadle and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse star Jharrel Jerome in Unstoppable, the upcoming docudrama detailing the life of Anthony Robles, the wrestler who was born with one leg and won the National Championship title at Arizona in 2011. Cheadle will portray coach Shawn Charles, who was Robles’ real coach, and the new image shows the MCU star working with his protege in what will likely be one of the film’s most intense, climactic moments.
In addition to Cheadle and Jerome, Anthony Robles himself will also star in the film as the double for Jerome’s character, reportedly taking on the role during wrestling scenes. Jennifer Lopez, best known for her roles in Hustlers and Out of Sight, has also been tapped for a role in Unstoppable, along with Michael Peña, who will always be famous for End of Watch and the Ant-Man franchise, but recently appeared in the hit TV series from Taylor Sheridan, Landman. Another of Peña’s Ant-Man co-stars, Bobby Cannavale, has also secured the role of Rick Robles in the upcoming film. Unstoppable is coming to Prime Video on January 16 and is not expected to have a theatrical release. The rest of the supporting cast is filled out by Mykelti Williamson, Shawn Hatosy, Noen Perez, and Julianna Gamiz.
Who Is Writing and Directing ‘Unstoppable’?
Don Cheadle and Jharrel Jerome in Unstoppable
Erin Champnella, Alex Harris, and John Hindman wrote the screenplay for Unstoppable, which is based on the novel by Austin Murphy and Robles himself. Champnella has worked on other sports movies such as Thunderstruck and Alex & Me, and Hindman is best known for his work on The Answer Man, the romantic comedy starring Jeff Daniels and Lauren Graham. William Goldenberg has been tapped to make his directorial debut on Unstoppable, and he most recently worked as an editor on The Instigators (Matt Damon) and Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (Anthony Ramos). He’s also worked as an editor on other movies like Argo (Ben Affleck) and Zero Dark Thirty (Joel Edgerton).
Unstoppable stars Don Cheadle and premieres on Prime Video on January 16. Check out the new image from the film above and stay tuned to Collider for more updates and coverage.
Amal Clooney Wore Optical Illusion Jeans Cosigned by Jennifer Lopez—Fall-Ready Styles Start at $44
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My list of must-try jean trends for 2026 is growing; it currently includes all the silhouettes one denim expert revealed to me as the must-watch of the year (save for baggy jeans, because I’ve been wearing those for years). That said, one style that didn’t land on said aforementioned list, but is clearly due for big, big things this year, is flare jeans. With a growing list of celebrity fans that includes Meghan Markle, Jennifer Lopez, Reese Witherspoon, Cindy Crawford, Kendrick Lamar (you know that moment), and, of course, Amal Clooney, there’s no denying the retro denim style that was popular in the early aughts is back—and bigger than ever.
The fact that Clooney wore flared jeans is noteworthy in and of itself. The human rights lawyer is known for her refined dressing approach, regularly opting for billowy trousers, trendy boho blouses, and comfy sweater dresses—all staples that read elegant and timeless. So, when I spotted her earlier this year in the laid-back blues while out to dinner with hubby George Clooney, I knew I had to write about it. Of course, the fact that she wore flare jeans, the style countless celebs have worn the last few weeks, is noteworthy, too, as it further cements the style’s ‘It’ status for 2026.
Pistola Kinsley Flare Jeans
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Spanx SpanxSculpt ReDefine Flare Jeans
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Clooney opted for a pair of medium-wash jeans with subtle fading (another Y2K reference, IMO). Her blues had an ultra-high waist—so high, in fact, that they appeared to hit at the ribcage. It’s the complete opposite of the controversial low-rise denim, so it’s a possible sign that the high-high waist is coming back, too. Not to mention, Clooney’s jeans had a slightly oversized fit from the thighs to the ankles, but it’s that flared hem that has all my attention; it’s taking me back to my middle school days when I’d wear my True Religion flares every single day. (No joke.)
Gap High-Rise ‘70s Flare Jeans
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It’s undeniable that Clooney’s jeans have that nostalgic flair (ahem, flare, wink, wink), but it’s also undeniable that celebs are clamoring to the style because it’s incredibly flattering. The blues basically act like an optical illusion, making legs look super long, especially when paired with a style that has an extra-long hemline and sky-high platforms á la Lopez; the singer is 5-feet-5-inches, but don’t you agree with me that she looks way taller in these jeans? Yeah, that’s thanks to the flares. The flare hem and longer inseams help create the look of legs for days, but add in a high-waisted cut, platform heels, and a crop top, and you’ll fool people into thinking you’re inches taller.
Leg-elongating factor aside, there’s no denying that flares are fun and nostalgia-inducing—and that’s exactly what I need right now. So, shop some more fun, funky flares from Frame, NYDJ, and Mavi below.
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Gap High Rise ‘70s Flare Jeans
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