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Don’t Get Your Hopes Up for a ‘Glow’ Movie After Netflix Cancelation, Alison Brie Says
Could a Glow movie wrap up the beloved Netflix series after it was abruptly canceled after three seasons? “Don’t hold your breath,” said star Alison Brie, who spoke about the cancelation of the beloved comedy-drama series by Netflix as it was about to head into its fourth and final season. But while Brie said that […]
Continue readingSave Yourselves! review – end-of-days comedy balances satire, sincerity and silliness
A not-survival-savvy millennial couple head for the country to unplug from modernity while the world goes to pot in this winning taleThis end-of-the-world comedy premiered at Sundance in January 2020 – in the Before Time – and, had the coronavirus pandemic not struck, directors Alex Huston Fischer and Eleanor Wilson’s unabashedly micro-budget lark might have […]
Continue readingBefore Cancelation, ‘Glow’ Cast Sent Letter to Netflix Calling for Greater Season 4 Inclusion
Sunita Mani, who portrayed Arthie Premkumar on Netflix’s recently canceled “Glow” comedy series, revealed a letter she and five other cast members sent to Netflix and the show’s producers earlier in the year.Seen in an Instagram post on Monday, the letter — which was co-signed by “Glow” stars Sydelle Noel, Britney Young, Shakira Barrera, Kia […]
Continue readingBetty Gilpin Lauds ‘Glow’ as the Best Job of Her Career
Working on “Glow” was the high point of Betty Gilpin’s career, so says the star of Netflix’s recently-canceled series who eulogized the show in a piece for Vanity Fair on Wednesday.Gilpin lauded the work of her fellow cast members and the show’s creative team in the article, particularly “Glow” creators Liz Flahive and Carly Mesch, […]
Continue readingMarc Maron to Netflix: Let Us End ‘Glow’ with a Two-Hour Movie
Netflix’s cancelation of “Glow” on Monday was met with sadness by fans and critics alike, including series co-star Marc Maron.Maron discussed the show’s cancelation in an Instagram Live video on Tuesday morning, where he implored Netflix to allow the show’s cast and creative team the resources to finish — not via a full season, as […]
Continue readingWhere to Stream Lynn Shelton’s Best Movies and TV Episodes
Saturday afternoon brought the unexpected and tragic news of the passing of Lynn Shelton, who died on Friday night at the age of 54. The cause of death, as shared by her creative and romantic partner Marc Maron, was an undiagnosed blood disorder.A writer, director, producer, actor, and editor, Shelton was among the leading voices […]
Continue readingLynn Shelton, Director of ‘Humpday’ and ‘Little Fires Everywhere,’ Dies at 54
Lynn Shelton, an indie filmmaker who helped popularize the mumblecore genre with works such as “Humpday” and “Your Sister’s Sister,” died Friday of a blood disorder. She was 54.Shelton was best known for her naturalistic, understated approach to comedy and drama in low-budget films that were hits with the Sundance crowd, but she reached a […]
Continue readingLynn Shelton, ‘Humpday’ director and Us indie darling, dies at 54
Writer, director, actor died in Los Angeles from previously unidentified blood disorder.Lynn Shelton, a doyenne of Us indie cinema who broke out at Sundance with her female gaze comedy Humpday, has died. She was 54.Shelton died on Friday (May 15) in Los Angeles from a previously unidentified blood disorder. Besides her film accolades, she was […]
Continue readingLynn Shelton, Director of ‘Humpday’, ‘Mad Men’ and ‘Glow’, Has Died at 54
Many notable names have passed away due to complications from coronavirus, but today brings the shocking and unexpected news of indie film and television director Lynn Shelton dying at 54 years old from other complications. The filmmaker worked on everything from mumblecore indie movies like Humpday and Your Sister’s Sister to hit television shows like […]
Continue readingFriends and Collaborators Mourn the Loss of Director Lynn Shelton: ‘She Was Only Just Getting Started’
Lynn Shelton, the beloved indie film director who also helmed mainstream TV programs like “Little Fires Everywhere,” “Mad Men” and “Glow,” tragically died on Friday. Her publicist cited a previously unknown blood disorder as the cause of death. She was 54.Shelton made her directorial debut at the Sundance Film Festival in 2006 with “We Go […]
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