When Hollywood finally masters artificial intelligence — assuming the technology hasn’t destroyed us all by then — you can expect a lot of results like “Fountain of Youth,” a movie that’s acceptably entertaining and completely soulless.

John Krasinski, Natalie Portman, and Eiza González join Condé Nast Traveler to test their movie location knowledge. The ‘Fountain of Youth’ stars try to guess where their most iconic films and shows were shot—from Jim and Pam’s unforgettable wedding in ‘The Office’ to the rolling cliffs of New Asgard in ‘Thor: Love and Thunder.

Guy Ritchie’s Fountain of Youth delivers everything you’d expect from an old-school treasure-hunting epic: exotic locales, cryptic maps, tense betrayals, ancient myths, and, of course, a morally gray

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While chatting with Access Hollywood at the red carpet premiere of his new Apple TV+ film 'Fountain of Youth,' John Krasinski teased his upcoming wedding anniversary plans with Emily Blunt. The couple will celebrate 15 years of marriage on July 10.

At least, that’s what Luke is hoping for when he shows up unannounced after a year of no contact. In the span of an afternoon, Luke’s antics cause Charlotte to lose her job and, nearly, custody of her 11-year-old son Thomas.

Natalie Portman embraced her little black dress moment at the New York City premiere of Apple’s “Fountain of Youth” on Monday night. The premiere featured Portman’s costars, including John Krasinski, who gathered at the American Museum of Natural History for the special screening.