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‘Star Wars’ Movie in the Works From Damon Lindelof, ‘Ms. Marvel’s’ Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy Eyed to Direct
Damon Lindelof is going to a galaxy far, far away — or, at least, he’s well on his way there.The co-creator of “Lost” and Emmy-winning executive producer of “Watchman” is developing a new “Star Wars” movie for Lucasfilm — and the top-secret project has already a director warming up their hyper-drive: Oscar-winner and “Ms. Marvel” […]
Continue readingThere’s No Such Thing As A Hero Or A Villain In House Of The Dragon
“A Song of Ice and Fire” is to literary fantasy what “Watchmen” is to superhero comics: a deconstruction that still managed to find popular success, even among fans of the genre it was deconstructing.When the books entered television as “Game of Thrones,” it brought that deconstruction out of the niche and became a mainstream hit. […]
Continue reading‘Lord of The Rings’ Star Simon Merrells Leads Sci-Fi Thriller ‘A Million Days,’ Signature Selling in Cannes (Exclusive)
“The Lord of the Rings: Rings of Power” star Simon Merrells and “We Hunt Together’s” Hermione Corfield will lead the sci-fi thriller “A Million Days.”Signature Entertainment (“Elizabeth: A Portrait in Parts”) will introduce the film to buyers at next month’s Cannes Film Festival as part of its international sales slate. The film is the third […]
Continue readingMoon Knight Cinematographer Gregory Middleton Discusses Mirrors, Darkness, And The Desert [Interview]
“Moon Knight” doesn’t look or feel like any of the other Marvel Cinematic Universe shows or movies, and a big part of that is because of the series’ cinematography. Episodes 2 and 4 were shot by “The Green Knight” cinematographer Andrew Droz Palermo, and the rest of the episodes were shot by Gregory Middleton, best known […]
Continue readingHBO Boss Teases “Stay Tuned” For News On More ‘True Detective’
For years, HBO has been the gold standard as far as prestige TV series goes. The network has won dozens of awards, and TV fans are basically under the assumption that every new show on HBO warrants a watch because it’s probably really great. And over those years, there have been plenty of series that […]
Continue readingThe Walking Dead Actor Moses J. Moseley Has Died At 31
Moses J. Moseley, the young actor who got his big break playing Michonne’s (Danai Gurira) “iconic pet zombie” on “The Walking Dead,” has died. He was 31 years old.He had been working as a model and actor since 2010, and started to create an impressive CV, including bit parts in “Watchmen,” “The Hunger Games: Catching […]
Continue readingMoses J. Moseley, ‘The Walking Dead’ Actor, Dies at 31
Moses J. Moseley, an actor who performed on shows such as “The Walking Dead,” “Watchmen” and “Queen of the South,” has died. He was 31 years old.Moseley’s body was discovered by authorities in Stockbridge, Ga. last week. An investigation is underway to determine the cause of death.The actor’s death was confirmed by his representation at […]
Continue readingMarvel’s ‘Blade’ Adds Delroy Lindo to Cast
Delroy Lindo is joining the cast of Marvel Studios’ “Blade,” starring Mahershala Ali as the titular human-vampire hybrid. Lindo, who most recently appeared in the Netflix Western “The Harder They Fall,” is the first actor to join the cast since Ali broke the news of the “Blade” reboot at the end of Marvel Studios’ 2019 […]
Continue readingJanicza Bravo Will Follow Up ‘Zola’ by Directing FX’s ‘Kindred’ Pilot, Produced by Darren Aronofsky
An all-star team is behind FX’s upcoming drama pilot “Kindred,” the network’s adaptation of Octavia E. Butler’s acclaimed 1979 novel.FX announced on Wednesday that Janicza Bravo, who recently directed the heralded 2020 film “Zola,” will direct the FX show’s pilot episode. “Kindred” will be executive produced by Joe Weisberg and Joel Fields (showrunners on “The […]
Continue reading‘The Queen’s Gambit’ Wins the Best Limited Series Emmy — the First Streaming Series to Top the Category
At the time of last year’s Emmys ceremony, a seven-episode literary adaptation about the tumultuous life of a fictional chess prodigy might not have been an obvious awards mainstay. Yet, after a year when “The Queen’s Gambit” never really waned in its quest for TV’s highest prize, the Netflix show finished its calendar-spanning run by […]
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