The Hunger Games movies are full of plot holes, from the Capitol's mismanagement of Panem to the intricate details of the ...

One of the defining habits of 'The Hunger Games' movies was to kill off beloved characters in ways that were shocking, unfair, and devastating.

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping's cast is filling out with a murderer's row of heavy hitters that include Ralph Fiennes, Jesse Plemons, Mckenna Grace, Elle Fanning, Kelvin Harrison Jr ...

The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping is set to be 2026's biggest film. Find out who is cast in your favorite roles. ... We first meet Wiress in Catching Fire.

Not too long ago, on the very heels of a new Hunger Games book announcement, we also received new of a new Hunger Games movie, and this time it’s all about Haymitch Abernathy. Suzanne Collins ...

Murray Close/©Lionsgate/Courtesy Everett Collection. Lawrence, who has directed every Hunger Games film since Catching Fire, is returning for his fifth trip to the arena.As for actors from the ...

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Wiress of District 3 was the victor of the 49th Hunger Games. Introduced to fans in Catching Fire, she was played by Amanda Plummer. On May 14, Lionsgate announced that the younger version of the ...

Fans were introduced to Mags from District 4 in Catching Fire as both Finnick Odair’s mentor and a previous victor of the Hunger Games. The character was originally played by Lynn Cohen.

Let the Hunger Games begin — again. The hit YA fantasy series by Suzanne Collins is back with “Sunrise on the Reaping,” the trilogy’s second prequel released on Tuesday, March 18 — but ...

Let the Hunger Games begin — again. The hit YA fantasy series by Suzanne Collins is back with “Sunrise on the Reaping,” the trilogy’s second prequel released on Tuesday, March 18 — but ...

One of the latest cast additions to the upcoming "Hunger Games" film left a big piece of her history in Indiana.