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Hulu has given a pilot order to a series adaptation of Nash Jenkins’ 2023 novel “Foster Dade Explores the Cosmos.” Greg Berlanti and Bash Doran write and executive produce the teen mystery series.

Set at a boarding school on the East Coast, the project “explores privilege, scandal, sexuality and masculinity amid the rise of social media, millennial anxiety and pharmaceuticals,” per Hulu’s official logline. The book is narrated by an unnamed student of the boarding school who moves into a dorm room once occupied by Foster Dade, who had transferred to the boarding school in 2008 but was later expelled due to a scandal that the narrator investigates over the course of years.

Berlanti is one of Hollywood’s most prolific producers and is especially known for his work on teen dramas and within the DC universe. Among his prominent credits are “Dawson’s Creek,” “Arrow,” “The Flash,” “Riverdale,” “You” and “All American.

Hulu has ordered a pilot of Greg Berlanti and Bash Doran’s “Foster Dade.”

Based on Nash Jenkins’ debut novel, “Foster Dade Explores the Cosmos,” the project centers on a sophisticated mystery set at an East Coast boarding school. “Foster Dade” will explore privilege, scandal, sexuality and masculinity amid the rise of social media, millennial anxiety and pharmaceuticals, per the official logline.

Berlanti and Doran serve as writers and executive producers for “Foster Dade,” which hails from Warner Bros. TV, where Berlanti Productions has an overall deal.

Additional EPs for “Foster Dade” include Jenkins, Sarah Schechter, Leigh London Redman, Robbie Rogers and Donald De Line, who EPs for De Line Pictures.

Hulu is taking the next step on a drama project that counts Greg Berlanti as one of its writers and executive producers.

The Disney-owned streamer has ordered a pilot for Foster Dade, a high school-set mystery from Berlanti and Bash Doran (Beef, The Looming Tower). The drama, based on the novel Foster Dade Explores the Cosmos by Nash Jenkins, has been in development for several months. It comes from Warner Bros. Television, where Berlanti has an overall deal.

The logline for Foster Dade describes it as “a sophisticated mystery set at an East Coast boarding school that explores privilege, scandal, sexuality, and masculinity amid the rise of social media, millennial anxiety and pharmaceuticals.”

The Hulu project is notable as one of Berlanti’s first teleplay credits in several years. While he has executive produced dozens of shows via his Berlanti Productions and has sometimes taken a creator or “developed by” credit on those series,...

Prime Video continues to reap the rewards of its latest thriller series, We Were Liars, a month after its debut. We Were Liars continues to prove it's the truth on the Amazon streamer as it climbs up the charts.

Per Flix Patrol, We Were Liars ranks 4th on the Prime Video TV chart in the U.S., trailing a podium that includes Countdown, Ballard and The Summer I Turned Pretty. The series climbed two spots in its most recent ranking and returned to form, having topped Prime Video's chart on multiple occasions during its run.

Created by The Vampire Diaries' Julie Plec and Roswell brainchild Carina Adly McKenzie, We Were Liars is based on E. Lockhart's 2014 novel of the same name. Amazon MGM Studios picked We Were Liars in 2022, with the project being ordered to series the following year and assembling its cast last year, when it was filmed.

Dave Flebotte, the Emmy-nominated writer and producer who worked on Tulsa King, Desperate Housewives, Boardwalk Empire and The PJs, has died after a long battle with cystic fibrosis. He was 65.

Flebotte died Tuesday in a hospital in Missoula, Montana, his wife, Sandra Lindqvist, told The Hollywood Reporter. “Writing to him was everything,” she said.

Flebotte was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis as a youngster and was told he wouldn’t live past age 12, his wife said. He had a double lung transplant 28 years ago.

The son of a bookie, Flebotte was born in Hanson, Massachusetts. A teacher at Emerson College persuaded him to pursue a career in writing, and he began in Hollywood in the 1990s, working on TV comedies including Good Advice, The 5 Mrs. Buchanans, Ellen and Suddenly Susan.

From 1999-2000, he wrote a handful of episodes and produced the Eddie Murphy co-created Fox animated show The PJs, which earned him an Emmy nom.

Dave Flebotte, an Emmy-nominated TV writer who worked on dramas like Desperate Housewives and sitcoms such as The Bernie Mac Show, has died. He was 65.

Flebotte served as a co-executive producer on Housewives from 2008-2012. His former Dh colleague Sabrina Wind wrote on Facebook Tuesday that Flebotte was “so funny, so kind, such a great writer, such a beautiful friend. You brought joy into our lives, but were also there for me at some of my lowest moments. So grateful you were in my life.”

Flebotte began his TV writing career in comedy, starting on The 5 Mrs. Buchanans and Ellen, and later on Suddenly Susan, The PJs, and The Geena Davis Show. His other sitcom credits include The Bernie Mac Show, 8 Simple Rules and Will & Grace.

In 2009, he created the comedy Sherri with Sherri Shepherd.

After Housewives, Flebotte went on to write for Boardwalk Empire, Masters of Sex, and I’m Dying Up Here.

A new book adaptation from Prime Video has led to another big win for Amazon's streaming service. We Were Liars is earning immediate chart success shortly after its debut.

Via Flix Patrol, We Were Liars is the top-ranked TV series on Prime Video globally. Debuting on June 18, 2025, the thriller became an immediate hit -- leading a Prime Video chart featuring high-profile shows such as The Better Sister and Countdown.

Based on the best-selling 2014 novel of the same name by E. Lockhart, We Were Liars centers on Cady Sinclair Eastman (played by Emily Alyn Lind), a teenager from an upstanding and wealthy family who often spends her summers on a private island. Following a terrible car accident that leaves her with memory loss, Cady's life changes forever as she learns everyone in her family and her friends are all hiding secrets. Cady also realizes that she has issues she must confront.

Although its main characters may be able to fib their way around a beach town, there’s no way for We Were Liars to trick its way out of a Rotten Tomatoes score. And for this, it seems like critics are pretty split down the middle, as the debut series of the Prime Video series has landed a 75% critics’ approval rating on the online platform. Book adaptations are a tricky thing to get right — just ask the cast and crew of the Nicole Kidman-led Hulu series, Nine Perfect Strangers, which came in quite a way behind We Were Liars with a 52% critics’ approval rating. But there’s still some wiggle room for the new title to improve its score or possibly lower it, as it just arrived on the streamer one day ago.

Pulling its story from the novel of the same name by E. Lockhart, We Were Liars...

Veteran actress Julianne Nicholson has been giving “Performance” for decades. The fact that she was recognized with IndieWire’s Performance Honor on June 5 feels like an overdue given. With her delicious antagonist role as Samantha “Sinatra” Redmond in “Paradise,” it seems like Nicholson is finally gaining the higher profile she has so long deserved. But, during her acceptance speech, Nicholson used her time to expand on her love for IndieWire.

“Thank you to IndieWire for this recognition and being a champion of me and my work over the years,” Nicholson said. “I believe in trying to find roles that defy stereotypes, that try to show life as it really is, not as we wish it were. I’m from Boston, but my formative years were in New York, and I’ve always cared for the underdog — for the scrappy, the perverse, the weird, the unorthodox — and I think by and large,...

“At that time, I never dreamed that it would go where it's gone,” says Allison Janney of her acting career, when she’s told it has been 25 years since she won her first Emmy Award. In 2000, she won in the Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series for her role as C.J. Cregg on The West Wing. She'd later add three more trophies — two for Mom and one for Masters of Sex.

“I feel pretty damn lucky that I've been able to work as much as I have and in my career,” she says. "I love the community it creates for me. With each project, you have a whole new group of people and relationships and camaraderie. I felt so lucky to be on two shows last year working on Palm Royale and The Diplomat, both completely different. It’s been an embarrassment of riches this past year."

Here,...

Now that it’s June, the temperature is just right to give a warm welcome to your next bingeworthy Prime Video series. The trailer for the streamer’s adaptation of We Were Liars has finally arrived, and there’s almost as much blonde hair as there is sand and waves in the on-screen take of E. Lockhart’s best-selling novel of the same name. Starring Emily Alyn Lind (Doctor Sleep) as Cadence Sinclair Eastman, the series will unravel the tale of a wealthy group of friends who spend their summers vacationing on the Sinclair family’s private island in New England. But, when the unthinkable happens, the group is forced to confront dark secrets that — like rough waves during a dangerous storm — might just fully sink them.

It’s all peaceful, calm, and serene waters at the top of the official trailer for We Were Liars, as Cadence (Lind) can...

It’s going to be a cruel summer on Prime Video, as you’ll see in the official trailer for the streamer’s forthcoming adaptation of E. Lockhart’s We Were Liars.

Based on Lockhart’s 2014 mystery thriller, the series “follows Cadence Sinclair Eastman and her tight-knit inner circle, nicknamed the Liars, during their summer escapades on her grandfather’s New England private island,” per Prime Video’s official logline. “The Sinclairs are American royalty — known for their good looks, old money and enviable bond — but after a mysterious accident changes Cadence’s life forever, everyone, including her beloved Liars,...

Prime Video has unveiled the teaser trailer for We Were Liars, the upcoming mystery thriller based on E. Lockhart’s hauntingly addictive best-selling novel.

All eight episodes drop June 18, 2025 — and while the binge model may satisfy the impatient, we’re already mourning the weekly ride this story could have offered.

Set on a sun-drenched private island off the coast of New England, We Were Liars centers on Cadence Sinclair Eastman (Emily Alyn Lind) and her privileged, picture-perfect family, the Sinclairs.

Emily Alyn Lind, Esther McGregor, Joseph Zada, Shubham Maheshwari (Jessie Redmond/Prime)

Every summer, Cadence and her close-knit group of cousins and friends — known as “the Liars” (Not to be confused with the Pretty Little version) — gather on the island, where youthful rebellion meets old-money tradition.

But beneath the shimmering surface of wealth and closeness, something sinister lingers.

After a mysterious accident leaves Cadence with memory gaps and gnawing suspicion,...

With summer just on the horizon, there’s never been a better time for Amazon to drop the premiere trailer for the Prime Video adaptation of E. Lockhart’s novel, We Were Liars. After baking in the sun for the last two years, the show is officially set for an arrival on June 18, with today’s first look teasing the heaps of drama to come from the production backed by The Vampire Diaries’ Julie Plec and Roswell, New Mexico’s Carina Adly Mackenzie. Featuring a stacked cast filled with up-and-coming talent that includes Emily Alyn Lind (The Babysitter: Killer Queen) as Cadence Sinclair Eastman, Shubham Maheshwari (Haven Dust) as Gat Patil, and Esther McGregor (The Room Next Door) as Mirren Sinclair Sheffield, the trailer sets the tone for your next summer-centered obsession.

The teaser transports viewers to the sunny and sultry days of summer where a voiceover can be heard...

Note: This story contains spoilers from “Hacks” Season 4, Episode 5.

“Hacks” has aways been one of those special comedies that allows some of the funniest people in Hollywood to stretch their wings. That’s why it may be surprising that one of the silliest cast members in Season 4 doesn’t come from the world of comedy at all.

“I had a Zoom with [the series’ creators] and they described the character to me. I was like, ‘I’m in’ because I never get offered comedy and I’m dying to do something where it’s a bit more fun,” Julianne Nicholson told TheWrap.

Nicholson is one of those serious actors who always makes her projects better. She’s known for her roles in somber dramas like Showtime’s “Masters of Sex,” HBO’s “Mare of Easttown” (which earned her an Emmy win) and most recently Hulu’s “Paradise” — the types of shows that often...

Studios and campaigners have until May 8 to finalize their 2025 Emmys submissions, and this year in particular, there seems to be more behind-the-scenes strategizing (and last-minute second-guessing) than ever before. After all, deciding whether a performer contends in lead vs. supporting vs. guest can mean the difference between winning a trophy — and being snubbed completely.

Two of the most talked-about Emmy category mysteries that still remain involve Pedro Pascal (The Last of Us) and Allison Janney (The Diplomat).

Warning: this article contains massive spoilers for both of their shows, so read at your own risk!

Pedro Pascal

The show: The Last of Us (Season 2)

The character: Joel Miller, an initial survivor of the zombie apocalypse

The decision: Pascal previously earned a Best Drama Actor Emmy nomination for Season 1, where he was bested by Kieran Culkin (Succession). The shocking death of Pascal's character in Season 2, Episode 2 means he'll have much less screen time this season,...

The horror/slasher film Clown in a Cornfield will soon be shown exclusively in drive-in theaters across the United States from May 2-3 ahead of its wider release the following week. The film already has an impressive 93% Rotten Tomatoes score.

Varietybroke the news of Clown in a Cornfield's exclusive drive-in showings, which will take place at chains including West Wind, Four Brothers and Galaxy. Attendees will have the chance to get a limited-edition poster while supplies last. The movie, which is based on Adam Cesare's novel, made its world premiere at South by Southwest last month and is scheduled for a theatrical release in the United States on May 9. Clown in a Cornfield is directed by Eli Craig (Tucker & Dale vs. Evil) and written by Craig and Carter Blanchard.

Clown in a Cornfield stars Katie Douglas (Ginny & Georgia), Aaron Abrams (Masters of Sex), Carson MacCormac (Shazam!), Kevin Durand...

Make way for a new set of liars this summer.

Prime Video’s mystery thriller We Were Liars, from co-showrunners Julie Plec (The Vampire Diaries universe) and Carina Adly MacKenzie (Roswell, New Mexico), will premiere with all eight episodes Wednesday, June 18.

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Based on E. Lockhart’s novel of the same name, the series “follows Cadence...

Jon Hamm is about to get even busier: The Emmy winner has signed on to star in American Hostage, a new anthology series for MGM+ based on the acclaimed podcast, TVLine has learned.

A psychological thriller set in the 1970s and based on a true story, American Hostage stars Hamm as Indianapolis radio reporter Fred Heckman, “who is thrust into the middle of a life-or-death crisis when hostage-taker Tony Kiritsis demands to be interviewed on his popular radio news program,” per the official description.

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The Paramount+ series “Happy Face” changes a number of key details in the real-life story about serial killer Keith Jesperson and how his daughter, Melissa Moore, decides to go public with his identity.

“Everything is fictionalized except for Melissa and her real story,” Annaleigh Ashford, who plays Melissa, told TheWrap.

Moore, whose “Happy Face” podcast and book “Shattered Silence: The Untold Story of a Serial Killer’s Daughter,” inspired the new TV series also spoke to TheWrap about some of the ways the show differs from the real story.

Melissa Moore, Annaleigh Ashford in “Happy Face” Melissa has a different last name on the series

In the series, the character’s last name is Reed and not Moore. The first names of her children and husband are also different.

Showrunner Jennifer Cacicio told TheWrap that the striking resemblance between the two women was not the primary consideration in casting Ashford,...

If there’s one thing that the world can unite upon, it’s the incredibly healthy and rational fear of clowns. So, to kick off the week, we’re excited to connect the globe through coulrophobia thanks to the official trailer for Eli Craig’s latest genre feature, Clown in a Cornfield. Stepping out from behind the rows of corn and into a cinema near you on May 9, the freshest project to come from the Tucker & Dale vs Evil and Little Evil director serves as an adaptation of Adam Cesare’s 2020 horror novel of the same name. Featuring performances from Katie Douglas (Ginny & Georgia), Kevin Durand (Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes), Aaron Abrams (Masters of Sex), Will Sasso (Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage), Vincent Muller (The Irrational) and Carson MacCormac (Shazam! Fury of the Gods), today’s teaser tells It to take a hike and make room for Frendo.

Dennis Quaid and Annaleigh Ashford star in the Paramount+ true-crime series “Happy Face,” about the real-life Happy Face killer Keith Jesperson, which premieres with two episodes this week.

Some of the names and details have been changed from the actual people — his daughter, Melissa Moore, who is an executive producer on the show is now Melissa Reed — but the story is essentially the same.

Here is who plays who in the cast and where you might have seen them before.

Annaleigh Ashford as Melissa Reed (Credit: Bettina Strauss/Paramount+) Annaleigh Ashford as Melissa Reed

The actress, who is known for “Masters of Sex” and “American Crime Story,” plays the lead character, Melissa Reed, a makeup artist who decides to come forward as the daughter of the Happy Face killer to save a man who is on death row for one of the crimes her father actually committed.

Dennis Quaid as...

If you’re a true crime fan and love adaptations as much as documentaries, you’re absolutely going to want to watch the new Paramount+ limited series Happy Face, which is inspired by a true story.

When 15-year-old Melissa Moore’s father is arrested for murder, her life is forever changed. As the notorious Happy Face Killer, Keith Jesperson spent the early 90s traveling around the country as a long-haul trucker, murdering eight women along the way. He was finally arrested in 1995, confessed, and he is serving four life sentences as an inmate at the Oregon State Penitentiary. Happy Face on Paramount+ picks up here and jumps off from Melissa’s story in continuance of the true crime adaptation.

Happy Face premiered today, March 20, 2025 with the first two episodes on Paramount+. Going forward, one new episode will be released from the 8-episode season on Thursdays until the finale on May...

Exclusive: Lionsgate Television has optioned author and theater critic Alexis Soloski’s bestselling novel Here in the Dark for scripted series development.

Megan Abbott, the New York Times bestselling author, co-creator and showrunner of the hit series Dare Me, will serve as both EP and writer.

Two-time Fleishman Is in Trouble Emmy nominee Taffy Brodesser-Akner joins as EP, reteaming with that FX series producers Sarah Timberman and Carl Beverly.

Here in the Dark, published by Flatiron Books, is a dark and stylish novel of psychological suspense about a young theater critic drawn into a dangerous game that blurs the lines between reality and performance.

Abbott herself is a New York Times bestselling author of tension-filled narratives, i.e. Beware the Woman, The Turnout, Give Me Your Hand and several other major titles. Her next novel, El Dorado Drive, will be released by Penguin Random House in June.

She co-created, executive...

It's safe to say that, throughout Hulu's new original series "Paradise", a lot of stuff happens in the show's first season, which spans eight episodes and imagines a world where a private community lives in a Colorado bunker after an apocalyptic event. We spend the majority of our time with Brown's Secret Service agent Xavier Collins, who discovers that his boss, President Cal Bradford (James Marsden), has been murdered in the very first episode ... but Samantha Redmond, a woman who goes by the name "Sinatra" and runs the bunker largely because she's the richest person who lives there, is also a very important character.

Sinatra is played by Julianne Nicholson, a Hollywood veteran who's been appearing in projects since she got her start in ABC drama "Nothing Sacred" in a one-episode role in 1997. Since then, Nicholson has appeared in everything from "Ally McBeal" to "Masters of Sex" to...

British actor Michael Sheen spent £100,000 to write off £1 million ($1.3 million) of his neighbor’s debts.

Sheen wrote off debt to help more than 900 people in south Wales, where he had grown up. This was part of a two-year project to emphasize issues with the current credit system, which was filmed for an upcoming Channel 4 documentary, Michael Sheen’s Secret Million Pound Giveaway.

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Even though the Good Omens star does not know the names of the people he helped due to data protection, he hopes the documentary will reveal the dark corners of high-cost credit and show what occurs when debts are sold to collectors.

Sheen has been focusing on the cost-of-living crisis, which has left 20 million people financially vulnerable, since 2018, when he set up the End High-Cost Credit Alliance.

He became intrigued when, in 2016, he was still living in...

Plot: Happy Face is an incarcerated serial killer who is also Melissa Reed’s once-beloved father. After decades of no contact, Keith finds a way to force himself back into his daughter’s life. In a race against the clock, Melissa must find out if an innocent man is going to be put to death for a crime her father committed. Throughout, she discovers the impact her father had on his victims’ families and must face a reckoning of her own identity.

Review: The most common subjects for new drama series are podcasts or true crime stories. When a producer gets their hands on a podcast about true crime, you can guarantee a streaming service will give it a full series order. While big names like Jeffrey Dahmer or the Menendez Brothers get the most media exposure due to their lasting scars on the news cycle, there have been equally...

Michael Sheen is known for his philanthropic ways, with his recent donation making quite a buzz. Following the generosity, the next question that pops into one’s mind is, “How rich is the guy?” And to answer all your queries, we are here with a breakdown of Michael Sheen’s net worth in 2025.

Sheen has been in the industry for so long that he has become one of the most familiar faces. He is no less than a legend who has constantly showcased his brilliant skills throughout the years by appearing in different genres and continually pushing boundaries. From taking up the role of a feared vampire in Twilight to starring as an angel in Good Omens, Sheen does it all effortlessly.

Michael Sheen in Good Omens still | Credits: Amazon Prime Michael Sheen’s Net Worth in 2025

As of 2025, Sheen’s net worth is estimated at $16 million. Yes, the figure...

For Lizzy Caplan, joining Netflix’s “Zero Day” was an easy decision to make, citing Robert De Niro’s involvement, as well as the “solid” credentials of co-creators Eric Newman, Noah Oppenheim and Michael Schmidt.

“I love a political thriller. I really love being in New York,” she added. “So it was as close to a no brainer as you can get.”

Caplan portrays George Mullen’s (De Niro) daughter, Alexandra, who is a young New York congresswoman working hard to distance herself from her father’s political legacy and establish herself in her own right. When asked about playing De Niro’s TV daughter, Caplan said it was a “truly amazing” experience.

“I keep thinking that I would have been perfectly content and felt very lucky to have just been in the background of some of his scenes with some of the other actors in this,” she said. “So...

Netflix’s latest political thriller, Zero Day, is one of the most star-studded small-screen ventures released this year, chock-full of A-list actors. Setting aside the narrative, which is intriguing enough to keep the viewers hooked anyway, the sheer star power is bound to make you binge the whole series in one go irrespective of whether you like political thrillers or not. Zero Day focuses on the aftermath of a cyberterrorism incident, which leads to the creation of a special commission with the power to negate people’s right to freedom. Abuse of such power to suppress opposing voices raises concerns about the rise of fascistic tendencies, a fear that manifests itself when the truth is finally revealed about the attack being orchestrated by the very elected officials entrusted to serve the people themselves. Needless to say, a gripping narrative such as this needs backing up with strong acting, and the...

Robert De Niro is set to make his TV debut in “Zero Day.” The Netflix series follows a former U.S. president who’s tapped to lead a commission tasked with tracking down the perpetrators of a devastating cyberattack responsible for the deaths of thousands of Americans, only to discover a vast web of lies and conspiracies.

The limited series, which premieres Feb. 20, comes from co-creators Eric Newman (“Griselda”) and Noah Oppenheim (“Jackie”). Lesli Linka Glatter is an executive producer and director of all six episodes. De Niro, Michael S. Schmidt and Jonathan Glickman also executive produce the series.

Below is a round-up of the star-studded “Zero Day” cast joining De Niro in the political thriller and where else you may have seen them.

George Mullen (Robert De Niro) Robert De Niro in “Zero Day” (Netflix)

George Mullen is a hugely popular but complicated former US president who’s pulled...

If you take a look at all the atrocities that have been committed by the United States of America, you’ll instantly stop eating up their “greatest nation in the world” propaganda, if you haven’t already. The country’s army unleashed unspeakable horrors upon the nation of Vietnam and then went on to make movies and TV shows about how that experience scarred American soldiers as if that’s what needed to be talked about that period. During the Gulf War, they bombed Iraq and then made movies and TV shows about how that gave American soldiers Ptsd and whatnot. Then 9/11 happened, and the Americans began the Second Gulf War, which went on from 2003 to 2011 and then from 2014 to 2021. They invaded Afghanistan and kept the country under their thumb from 2001 to 2021. They took countless lives in Syria, Yemen, and many other regions, with estimates putting the casualties in the millions.

Fresh off the success of Max's hit original medical drama procedural The Pitt, Netflix will next stop up to the plate with its first English-language medical procedural Pulse. While Max's breakout series follows a team of emergency room doctors throughout one 15-hour shift, Pulse takes a page out of Grey's Anatomy's book and finds the doctors mixing business with pleasure.

On Feb. 18, Netflix formally announced Pulse complete with a release date and first-look images of Willa Fitzgerald, Colin Woodell, Justina Machado and the rest of the cast in action. All 10 episodes of the first season will drop on Thursday, April 3 on Netflix. Unlike The Pitt, Pulse isn't a medical drama you will have to wait to watch weekly. We'll be able to binge the full season all at once.

If you're a fan of medical drama series and can't wait to watch the genre continue to takeover the streaming...

In his second major TV role since Succession ended its four-season run — and his first since that Super Bowl Sunday Dunkin’ commercial — Emmy winner and Academy Award nominee Jeremy Strong is set to star in a Netflix adaptation of The Boys From Brazil, from The Crown creator Peter Morgan.

In the 1976 Ira Levin novel that begat a 1978 film starring Sir Laurence Olivier and Gregory Peck, The Boys From Brazil finds longtime Nazi hunter Yakov Liebermann entangled in a web of unimaginable horror after he is tipped off to a sinister conspiracy hatching in the depths of South America: a plan to establish a new,...

Jeremy Strong is set to star in Netflix’s upcoming series “The Boys From Brazil,” which hails from “The Crown” creator Peter Morgan, according to media reports.

Strong will star in the series, which is based on Ira Levin’s 1976 novel of the same name. The novel, which centers on infamous Nazi hunter Yakov Liebermann, was adapted into a 1978 film directed by Franklin J. Schaffner, which starred Gregory Peck and Laurence Olivier.

“The Boys From Brazil” marks Strong’s next TV role after starring in HBO’s “Succession” as Kendall Roy. His performance in the drama series, which also starred Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook, Brian Cox and Matthew Macfadyen, scored Strong three Emmy nominations for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series, which he won in 2020.

Strong is expected to star as Liebermann, the role played by Olivier in the film.

Netflix declined to comment.

The new series from Netflix...

A long-time casting director-cum-acting coach is hoping to offer a fresh perspective for actors whose confidence may have been shaken after watching a viral interview with an Atlanta casting director who admitted to only devoting four seconds to self-tapes.

Risa Bramon Garcia, whose vast credits include casting The Affair, Masters of Sex, JFK and Fatal Attraction, filmed her own video for social media that acknowledges last week’s “insensitive” discussion between CDs Rhavynn Drummer and Tiffany Roshae. In the now-deleted video, Drummer laughs out loud as she listens to fellow casting director Roshae admitting to giving very little time to audition tapes.

“I’m dead serious,” Roshae, whose credits include the BET limited series Zatima, tells Drummer. “Does it take eight seconds to figure out if it’s a man or a woman? Does it take 10 seconds to figure out if it’s an Amazon driver or a surgeon? No.

Hulu's new series, Paradise, has only aired a few episodes so far, but it's already clear that Julianne Nicholson's character, Samantha/Sinatra, is one of the most intriguing parts of the show. The more we get to know about her background (a billionaire owner of a start-up who had a young son who tragically passed away), the more fascinating and mysterious her character has become. Sinatra is obviously pulling the strings in the town, but is she a true villain or a woman who has simply been molded by trauma? No matter who she turns out to be, the character is a compelling part of the series because of the immensely talented actor who plays her. In fact, with roles in projects such as Boardwalk Empire, Masters of Sex, and The Outsider, Nicholson is no stranger to playing powerful and complex women. But her true breakout role was...

“The Night Agent” returns to Netflix with its highly anticipated second season, continuing the thrilling narrative of FBI Agent Peter Sutherland as he navigates the intricate world of espionage and political intrigue. Based on Matthew Quirk’s novel, The Night Agent Season 2 introduces new characters and deepens existing relationships, all portrayed by a talented ensemble cast.

The Night Agent Season 2: Complete Cast & Characters Guide of the Netflix series Gabriel Basso as Peter Sutherland

Gabriel Basso reprises his role as Peter Sutherland, the diligent FBI agent now fully immersed in the secretive Night Action program at the White House. Basso, 30, is best known for his portrayal of J.D. Vance in the 2020 film adaptation of “Hillbilly Elegy.” His previous work includes roles in “The Big C,” “Super 8,” and “The Kings of Summer.”

Luciane Buchanan as Rose Larkin

Luciane Buchanan returns as Rose Larkin, a former Silicon Valley cybersecurity CEO and Peter’s love interest.

Everything we do has a knock-on effect, especially our crimes. Most of the time, we’re blissfully unaware of the harm we cause others, but in the trailer for Happy Face, a new series coming to Paramount+, a daughter discovers how her father’s vile actions ruined the lives of many. Paramount+ today revealed the teaser trailer and premiere date for its highly anticipated original drama series Happy Face, starring Annaleigh Ashford and Dennis Quaid. The eight-episode season will premiere on Thursday, March 20, with two episodes exclusively on Paramount+ in the U.S. and international markets where the service is available. New episodes will drop weekly on Thursdays following the premiere, with the season finale on May 1.

Happy Face is inspired by the true-life story of Melissa G. Moore; the critically acclaimed Happy Face podcast from iHeartPodcasts and Moore; and the autobiography Shattered Silence, written by Moore with M. Bridget Cook.

The brutal new Western, American Primeval, stars Betty Gilpin, in a role that is drastically different from her most famous character in Glow. Gilpin has been acting since 2008, but her career break came through playing the polarizing Dr. Carrie Roman in Nurse Jackie. Gilpin's career rose throughout the 2010s, with appearances in Elementary and Masters of Sex, before playing the soap star Debbie Eagan (a.k.a. Liberty Belle) in Glow. American Primeval is one of the best Westerns on Netflix, but as many of Gilpin's previous roles have been in dramas, this treads new ground for her.

Westerns like Yellowstone tend to be more like soaps, casting the reality of the American Wild West in a softer light. That said, American Primeval verges on horror at times and is not afraid to show gore. Though the series appears to start with the story of a woman and her son...

During her Jan. 13 Q&a with She Media CEO Samantha Skey (hosted by TVLine sister site Flow Space), Brooke Shields spoke warmly of recently acting alongside three-time Emmy winner/eight-time Academy Award nominee Glenn Close and two-time Academy Award nominee Naomi Watts.

TVLine now hears that Shields worked with Close and Watts as a guest star on All’s Fair, the “glossy” legal drama that the prolific Ryan Murphy has in the works at Hulu. (Neither Hulu nor 20th Television would confirm Shields’ casting.)

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American Primeval on Netflix is a violent and intense look at the American frontier. Set during the 1850s, American Primeval includes characters in search of safety and prosperity, although their interests clash with dire consequences. Numerous groups and individuals in American Primeval compete for personal, political, and religious freedom. Indigenous Americans, Mormon settlers, and the federal government all have vested interests in Utah Territory. The key characters each shape how the story unfolds and the actors' stellar performances bring the American West's gritty action to life.

Many of the names in American Primeval are from history and several of the faces of the performers are very familiar. Here's a look at the characters and the cast of American Primeval.

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Release Date January 9, 2025Cast Taylor Kitsch, Jai Courtney, Dane DeHaan, Betty Gilpin, Nick Hargrove, Kyle Bradley Davis,...

Fatal Attraction, the 1987 psychological thriller starring Michael Douglas, Glenn Close and Anne Archer, will be streaming on Prime Video on Dec. 1. The film has been credited as launching the erotic thriller boom that occurred in the late 1980s to mid 90s.

Fatal Attraction tells the story of a married man, Dan Gallagher (Douglas), and the weekend affair he has with Alexandra Forrest (Glenn Close). After their affair, Alex becomes obsessed with Dan and refuses to sever ties with him, despite his attempts to end their relationship. Throughout the film, Alex begins to stalk and harass Dan, his wife Beth (Archer), and their daughter Ellen (Ellen Hamilton Latzen). As Dan attempts to calm things between himself and Alex, he ends up escalating her behavior further, highlighting the film's themes of adultery, obsession and the lengths some people are willing to go to maintain toxic relationships.

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While the vampire Selene is often Underworlds main protagonist, Michael Sheens Lucian is a compelling and formidable character who is severely underrated. In the dark urban fantasy franchise, which pits vampires against werewolves, Sheen appeared in Underworld (2003) and Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009). Despite their thrilling high-octane fight sequences and impressive special effects, neither movie was a hit with critics. On Rotten Tomatoes, Underworld holds a score of 31%, with Rise of the Lycans at 30%. Even so, Sheen has never been accused of phoning in a performance, and his portrayal of Lucian is no exception.

Sheens TV and film career has given him an eclectic variety of roles to work with. His performances in acclaimed films such as The Queen and Frost/Nixon were lauded by critics, as was his role as Dr. William Masters in the TV series Masters of Sex. In recent years, many know him as the angel Aziraphale from Good Omens,...

Who Plays Young Tobias Fornell in NCIS: Origins Episode 6? Casting Explained - Main Image

The younger version of fan-favorite character Tobias Fornell recently made his NCIS: Origins debut in the recently aired episode 6.

Since the prequel series premiered, fans have been wondering which characters from the main series will appear and reveal their origins as part of the telling of Leroy Gibbs' early investigative years.

Who Plays Young Tobias Fornell in NCIS: Origins?

The young Tobias Fornell in NCIS: Origins is played by actor Lucas Dixon. He is following in the footsteps of Joe Spano, who famously plays him in the original NCIS series.

While Dixon is not yet a household name among the general viewers, he has made guest appearances in hit TV series such as Blindspot, The Tick, Elementary, and Masters of Sex.

His current role in NCIS: Origins is Dixon's most high-profile project to date considering the...

The third film in the cult “Orphan” horror franchise has been officially green lit, with Isabelle Fuhrman — recently seen in Kevin Costner’s “Horizon” — returning to play her iconic role of Esther and “Orphan: First Kill’s” writer David Coggeshall (“The Family Plan”) and director William Brent Bell (“The Boy” franchise) also back behind the camera.

The feature — of which plot details are currently being kept under wraps — was announced by production banner Dark Castle Entertainment, with Lionsgate set to launch the project at the American Film Market this week.

“Dark Castle is excited to announce another terrifying chapter in the ‘Orphan’ saga,” said Norman Golightly, Co-CEO of Dark Castle Entertainment. “With the past success of the first two movies and another thrilling storyline, we are confident that ‘Orphan 3’ will be a must-see movie for both current fans of the franchise, and new fans alike.”

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The AMC series Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches – which, as you may have deduced from the title, is based on author Anne Rice’s trilogy of Mayfair Witches novels – was only four episodes into the eight episode run of its first season when AMC ordered a second season of the show back in February of 2023. Last month, it was finally announced that fans are going to have the chance to see new episodes of the show when Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches season 2 premieres on January 5, 2025 on both AMC and AMC+… and now, a trailer for the season has made its way online. You can watch it in the embed above. Our review of the first season of the show can be read Here.

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The AMC series Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches – which, as you may have deduced from the title, is based on author Anne Rice’s trilogy of Mayfair Witches novels – was only four episodes into the eight episode run of its first season when AMC ordered a second season of the show back in February of 2023. Now we finally know when fans are going to have the chance to see new episodes of the show, as AMC has announced that Anne Rice’s Mayfair Witches season 2 will premiere on January 5, 2025 on both AMC and AMC+! They have also unveiled a new batch of images, which can be seen in this article. Our review of the first season of the show can be read Here.

AMC’s Mayfair Witches series is an exploration of female power and the mortal implications of our decisions. Mayfair Witches focuses on an intuitive young neurosurgeon who discovers...

CBSs Ghosts season 4 sees a new spirit join the shows cast of living and dead characters. The ghosts of CBSs Ghosts make up most of the shows cast, but their living co-stars are central to the story of the series. Based on the British sitcom of the same name from 2019, Ghosts tells the story of Sam and Jay, a happy couple who inherit a massive mansion from a distant relative. Upon their arrival, Sam has a near-death experience and gains the ability to see, hear, and talk to the houses ghostly inhabitants.

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By Ghosts season 4, Sam and Jay have thoroughly acclimated to life among the ghosts, although only Sam can communicate with them. The shows...

Two years ago, we heard that American Horror Story regular Sarah Paulson had signed on to star in a horror thriller called Dust, which would be released as a Hulu Original. That film has since made its way out into the world under the title Hold Your Breath, having been released through the Hulu streaming service on October 3rd – and not only do we have a review of the movie that can be read Here and press day interviews that can be found Here, but we also caught up with the cast and filmmakers when they were on the red carpet at the film’s premiere! JoBlo’s own Ryan Cultrera was able to speak with the film’s stars Sarah Paulson, Amiah Miller (War for the Planet of the Apes), and Alona Jane Robbins (Law & Order), directors William Joines and Karrie Crouse, plus Natasha Ofili of The Politician...