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Dwayne Johnson revealed in a new interview with Vanity Fair that crew members on the “Fast & Furious” franchise thanked him after he called out Vin Diesel as a “chicken shit” and “candy ass” in a viral Instagram post, which revealed the extent to which Johnson and Diesel had been feuding during the making of the “Fast” movies. The feud itself has been well documented over the years. Johnson admitted regret to Vanity Fair in going public with his frustrations over Diesel, but he stands by everything he said.

For starters, here’s the original quote Johnson put out on Instagram slamming Diesel: “My female co-stars are always amazing and I love ’em. My male co-stars however are a different story. Some conduct themselves as stand up men and true professionals, while others don’t. The ones that don’t are too chicken shit to do anything about it anyway.

A decade after his abrupt Law & Order: Svu departure, and a month before his much-ballyhooed return to the ‘dun, dun’ franchise in the Stabler-centric Law & Order: Organized Crime, Chris Meloni is still reckoning with his unceremonious exit from the franchise.

“For me, it was about how things fell out — and the word I’ll use is that it was inelegant,” Meloni tells People magazine of the contract dispute that led to his character’s extremely unsatisfying ouster. “At the end of the day, how it was handled was, ‘Okay, see you later.’ So I went, ‘That’s fine. We’re...

International distributor Global Screen, part of Will Smith’s Telepool, has sold crime thriller miniseries “Dark Woods” to U.S., Canada, Spain and France, following its stellar ratings success in Germany.

Inspired by a true crime, unsolved for almost 30 years, the six-part show centers on a high-ranking police officer’s desperate search for his sister, and the family’s suffering. Starring Matthias Brandt (“Babylon Berlin”) and Karoline Schuch (“Balloon”), “Dark Woods” was directed by Sven Bohse, written by International Emmy Award winner Stefan Kolditz (“Generation War”) and produced by ConradFilm’s Marc Conrad, and Bavaria Fiction’s Maren Knieling and Jan S. Kaiser.

Each episode was the most watched show in the primetime schedule on its respective day of broadcast in Germany, and reached up to 20.2% market share in December. The miniseries is also the most-watched show in the Ard-Mediathek in 2020, with more than 10.7 million streams.

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With the latest release of French series Lupin on Netflix that set a new record for the platform’s streaming records, tv-goers might be interested in what else Netflix France has to offer. Netflix has been working on its global brand for a while now with international shows like How to Sell Drugs Online (Fast) and Baby, but it already has a very bingeable inventory of French-language shows on the platform right now.

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From comedy to drama to horror, Netflix features many genres of French-language web series to stream from within the past few years. Here are some great French series available to watch right now if you liked Lupin.