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As geopolitical tensions rise across the globe, Netflix viewers are turning to a Tom Clancy political thriller. The Sum of All Fears, the 2002 adaptation of Clancy's 1991 novel about a terrorist attack on American soil, has risen to #10 on the Netflix streaming charts. The film features Ben Affleck as the third big-screen portrayer of Clancy's analyst-turned-action man, Jack Ryan. Ryan had already been featured in three films: in the first, The Hunt for Red October, he was played by Alec Baldwin, while in the subsequent two films, Patriot Games and Clear and Present Danger, he was portrayed by Harrison Ford.

Although all three films were solid box-office hits, the series was rebooted to feature a younger leading man in the form of Affleck; likewise, the book's plotline was altered to make the grizzled veteran Ryan into a wet-behind-the-ears rookie, confronted with an unimaginable crisis on his first week on the job as a CIA analyst.

Something about the names "John" and "Jack" apparently screams unstoppable action hero. John Wick, Jack Ryan, Jack Reacher ... these are some of the biggest action heroes of the last few years. Extend that timeframe a little and you've got John McClane and Jack Bauer. Go even further and you've got John James Rambo, and that's to say nothing of Jason Bourne and James Bond, who feel very much "John" and "Jack"-adjacent.

Paramount and Skydance tried to throw yet another John into the mix with "Without Remorse," a 2021 action thriller that starred Michael B. Jordan as U.S. Navy Seal John Clark — or John Kelly, as he's known in the film. Born in the pages of military fiction novels by Tom Clancy, Clark shared his origin with Jack Ryan, a character who has been portrayed on screen by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, Ben Affleck, Chris Pine, and John Krasinski across five films and a streaming series.

This year, viewers can enter the world of Tom Clancy in a way they never have before. The first-ever animated series based on the late military thriller writer's work, Splinter Cell: Deathwatch, is coming to Netflix. While updating the rest of their animation slate, the streamer has announced that the series will premiere this fall. The series is based on Ubisoft's Splinter Cell video game franchise, which began in 2002 and centers around Fourth Echelon, a fictitious black-ops division of the National Security Agency. Led by Sam Fisher, Fourth Echelon is an elite strike team that emphasizes stealth above all else.

The original Splinter Cell game is considered one of the greatest video games of all time, and has been followed by a number of sequels and tie-in novels. A film adaptation was in the works for many years: Tom Hardy was cast as Fisher, while Doug Liman was attached to direct,...

Michael B. Jordan took on a role in the Tom Clancy movieWithout Remorse that has mostly gone overlooked, but according to a former Navy Seal, it includes some very realistic fighting scenes. Clancy is best known for writing the Jack Ryan books that ended up being made into movies, starting with The Hunt for Red October. The Jordan movie, Without Remorse, exists in that world.

Without Remorse follows the Jack Ryan supporting character John Kelly (also known as John Clark). In previous movies, Willem Dafoe (Clear and Present Danger) and Liev Schreiber (The Sum of All Fears) portrayed the character, a black ops soldier who will get his hands dirty, so Jack Ryan doesn't have to. However, the Without Remorse novel is mostly an origin story for the character, as he seeks revenge for his wife's murder.

DJ Shipley reacts to Without Remorse and praises Jordan's performance. He gives it...

Days Of Our Lives spoilers suggest that Xander Kiriakis (Paul Telfer) and Sarah Kiriakis (Lindsey Godfrey) have decided that they want a sibling for their daughter.

Sarah and Xander have been talking about having a child of their own, however, they may decide to adopt Sophia Choi (Rachel Boyd) and Tate Black’s (Leo Howard) baby to give it a home since neither parent feels ready to raise a child.

Sarah Kiriakis Believes In Adoption

Sarah wasn’t raised by her biological father. Instead, Mickey Horton (John Clark) raised her as his child.

Tate and Sophia have been through so much with trying to get this child adopted that Sarah may suggest that she and Xander take the baby. Will Sarah and Xander give this unwanted child a loving home?

Adopting this baby would give Victoria Kiriakis (The Kerr Twins) a sibling immediately and help Tate and Sophia as well.

A critical movie in the Jack Ryan franchise, The Sum of All Fears, is now available on Paramount+. It's a must-watch before John Krasinski's new Jack Ryan film arrives.

Ben Affleck stars as a younger Jack Ryan in The Sum of All Fears. The film was a reboot of the franchise, based on Tom Clancy's 1991 novel of the same name. Affleck took over the lead role from Harrison Ford, who previously played Jack Ryan in 1992's Patriot Games and 1994's Clear and Present Danger. Morgan Freeman starred alongside Affleck as Dci William Cabot.

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The Sum of All Fears sees an Austrian Neo-Nazi plot unfolding with the aim of triggering a nuclear war between the United States and Russia.

Paramount's Jack Ryan reboot movie, The Sum of All Fears, is climbing the Netflix charts and currently sits at number four. The film was meant to relaunch the Ryanverse with a younger cast, and featured Ben Affleck as the famous CIA analyst. The cast was stacked, with Morgan Freeman as Dci William Cabot, James Cromwell as President Fowler, Phillip Baker Hall as Defense Secretary Becker, and Liev Schrieber as fan-favorite John Clark.

Phil Alden Robinson (The Field of Dreams) directed The Sum of All Fears, and it opened on May 31, 2002, not long after 9/11. The film follows Ryan as he tries to stop nuclear war from breaking out between the United States and Russia, following a nuclear bomb going off in Baltimore. The villains are re-worked into Austrian neo-Nazis who want war to happen so they can create a new fascist state in Europe.

The original trilogy of Jack Ryan...

John Cena has officially kicked off his highly anticipated farewell tour. The Face that Runs the Place flagged off the last leg of his career on Raw’s debut episode on Netflix. Moreover, Cena and WWE revealed a lot of details regarding his appearances in 2025 before the tour began. Cena himself stated that he will make close to 30-40 appearances.

One of them has already been done, and the next one is coming up at the WWE Royal Rumble event. John Cena was the first man to declare himself for the Men’s Rumble match, which will also be his last appearance as an in-ring competitor at the event.

WWE superstar & actor John Cena| Credit: X/@johncena

However, a report debunks the number of dates and appearances the fans were looking forward to regarding John Cena despite he making it clear last year.

Where has John Cena been just a...

Michael B. Jordan's Rainbow Six movie has received an update from director Chad Stahelski after two years of development. The film, based on Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six novel, is set to star Jordan in the lead role as John Clark, reprising his role from Without Remorse. The story follows "Rainbow", a secret international counter-terrorist organization headed by Clark (Aka Rainbow Six), and the apocalyptic conspiracy they discover after handling multiple terrorist attacks.

During an interview with The Direct for John Wick's 10th anniversary, Stahelski explained that the development process for Rainbow Six has involved careful consideration and emphasized the need to get the film right, while simultaneously offering creative room to expand the narrative beyond the source material. He noted that there have been many positive ideas discussed, and significant work has been done. Check out Stahelski's comments below:

Michael B. Jordan is one of my favorite...

Director Alex Herron’s Dark Windows introduces a conventional slasher setup that pits a masked killer against vacationing teens but teases a potential twist: what if the teens aren’t so innocent?

Brainstorm Media’s horror slasher sees a masked killer invade a quiet weekend getaway and it’s now streaming on Screambox. There’s nowhere to hide for the teens fleeing from a tragic event.

The film is said to “take audiences on a ride of passion, loss, terror and horrific, unthinkable ways of seeking revenge.”

In Dark Windows, “A group of teenagers take a trip to an isolated summerhouse in the countryside. What starts as a peaceful getaway turns into a horrific nightmare when a masked man begins to terrorize them in the most gruesome ways.”

Written by Wolf Kraft, Dark Windows stars Anna Bullard (Marinette), Annie Hamilton (The Wolf of Snow Hollow), Rory Alexander, Jóel Sæmundsson, and Morten Holst.

Michael B. Jordan has selected his sophomore directorial effort, opting to helm a reimagining of “The Thomas Crown Affair.” Jordan had already been reported to be starring in the Amazon MGM Studios production back in 2016.

“Thomas Crown Affair” will get a worldwide theatrical release. Jordan is producing via his Outlier Society banner alongside Elizabeth Raposo. Plot details are under wraps, but Jordan will direct from a script by Drew Pearce. A previous draft was written by Wes Tooke and Justin Britt-Gibson, which was based on the original 1968 film starring Steve McQueen.

Patrick McCormick and Marc Toberoff will also serve as producers on “Thomas Crown Affair.” Alan Trustman, writer of the 1968 film, is an executive producer. This new movie is the third version of the classic romantic heist story, after the 1999 remake starring Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo.

Outlier Society has both a first-look film deal and overall television deal with...

With the third installment of their Danza Macabra series, the fine, twisted folks at Severin Films shift focus from the boot of Italy to the Iberian peninsula. This collection spotlights four fascinating Spanish examples of the sort of moody gothic filmmaking that Italian directors like Mario Bava and Antonio Margheriti, not to mention Hammer Films in Britain, helped to popularize for international markets.

Rife with reptilian monsters, vampires, zombified Knights Templar, and even a cameo from Frankenstein and his misbegotten creation, these films vary considerably in tone and approach, ranging from rambling shaggy-dog tales to almost esoteric fables. They also differ in how far they’re willing to go with their respective lashings of sex and violence, growing bolder as the restrictions of the Franco regime lifted after the dictator’s passing in 1975.

Writer-director Miguel Madrid’s schizoid Necrophagous, from 1971, divides its time between two principal storylines that barely cohere in the end.

Keanu Reeves' future with the John Wick franchise is uncertain, but a perfect replacement has already been announced. Reeves' talent in action movies and his success with John Wick make him a great fit for the Rainbow Six franchise. Joining Rainbow Six would be a better move for Reeves than doing John Wick 5, as it offers a fresh start and potential spinoff opportunities in the Tom Clancy universe.

Keanu Reeves' future with the John Wick franchise is up in the air, but the perfect action movie replacement for him has already been announced. The actor's renaissance in recent years thanks to the acclaim of the John Wick movies gave him a successful franchise that keeps him in the spotlight. However, John Wick: Chapter 4's ending created major questions about whether Keanu Reeves will return for more sequels. The movie delivered a surprise by seemingly killing John Wick in the finale.

A Jack Ryan reboot can cut or modify Tom Clancy's source material, as long as it enhances the character development and insight. Jack Ryan should rely on his intelligence and espionage skills rather than becoming a generic action hero. A Jack Ryan reboot should focus on intricate storytelling, well-motivated villains, and a strong supporting cast to create a memorable and distinct adaptation.

Now that Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan has ended with its fourth and final season a Jack Ryan reboot is imminent, but there are a few things it can learn from John Krasinski’s Amazon TV show. Over the course of four seasons, the series slowly gained in popularity, with most fans agreeing that it was a faithful adaptation of Clancy's novels about a Marine-turned-CIA-analyst who becomes integral to a series of sinister plots involving global espionage and terrorist attacks. With each new mission, Krasinski's...

Director Alex Herron’s Dark Windows introduces a conventional slasher setup that pits a masked killer against vacationing teens but teases a potential twist: what if the teens aren’t so innocent?

Brainstorm Media’s upcoming horror thriller will release in Select Theaters and On Demand on August 18, 2023. Bloody Disgusting can exclusively debut the new trailer and poster for the upcoming slasher that sees a masked killer invade a quiet weekend getaway. There’s no where to hide for the teens fleeing from a tragic event.

The film is said to “take audiences on a ride of passion, loss, terror and horrific, unthinkable ways of seeking revenge.”

In Dark Windows, “A group of teenagers take a trip to an isolated summerhouse in the countryside. What starts as a peaceful getaway turns into a horrific nightmare when a masked man begins to terrorize them in the most gruesome ways.”

Written by Wolf Kraft,...

Warning: The following article contains spoilers from the series finale of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan has come to an end following four seasons on Amazon Prime Video, meaning that fans have to say goodbye to characters like Mike November, played by Michael Kelly. November first appeared in the Amazon series in season 2 as the Central Intelligence Agency station chief in Venezuela, aka, Jack Ryan's boss. He and John Krasinski's Jack Ryan didn't always see eye-to-eye and constantly butted heads, but at the end of the day, November and Ryan always had mutual trust.

During the series finale of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, November, who had been shot by a sniper at the end of episode 5, worked with Michael Peña's Domingo Chavez to save Ryan from the clutches of Bill Tuttle's men in Shan State, Myanmar. Ryan was kidnapped, meaning the show had...

The end of Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan may have come with season 4, but the latest installment didn't pull punches when it came to action and new additions, including the season's new major character, Domingo Chavez. However, now that Jack Ryan has reached its end, what will become of the CIA operative? Domingo Chavez may not reappear in Jack Ryan, but there is certainly a chance that Michael Peña will reprise his role elsewhere.

Jack Ryan is an action thriller series created by Amazon Prime Video and based on a series of novels by Tom Clancy. In the series, Jack Ryan is a low-level financial analyst for the CIA who is suddenly pulled into the field when he starts catching onto a scheme involving suspicious bank transfers. For four seasons, Ryan solves even greater political and governmental mysteries, and in season 4, as the Acting Deputy Director of the CIA, Ryan faces his biggest challenge yet.

John Krasinski has been praised by co-star Michael Kelly as the best actor to have ever portrayed the iconic character. Krasinski is known for his role as Jack Ryan in Prime Video’s Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan. Kelly expressed this opinion in an interview with The Hollywood Reporter. He played the role of former CIA Station Chief Mike November in the Krasinski-led Jack Ryan series.

Prior to Krasinski, the role of Jack Ryan has been played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, Ben Affleck, and Chris Pine. Jack Ryan is originally a character penned by acclaimed author Tom Clancy for his 1984 novel The Hunt For Red October.

Kelly elucidated on why he believes Krasinski's Jack Ryan stands apart from earlier renditions of the character in cinema. He claimed that Krasinski's portrayal was superior because he was successful in blending the character's humanity and humor with the demanding action scenes of the show.

Michael Kelly, the actor who brought former CIA Station Chief Mike November to life in Prime Video’s Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, has explained why John Krasinski is the best actor to ever assume the role. A former U.S. Marine-turned-cia analyst, Ryan was first created by best-selling author Tom Clancy for his 1984 novel The Hunt For Red October and would go on to feature in a slew of books and movie adaptations. Before Krasinski took up the mantle in 2018, the character had previously been played by Alec Baldwin, Harrison Ford, Ben Affleck, and Chris Pine.

Speaking with The Hollywood Reporter, Kelly was asked about what he thought separated Krasinski's Jack Ryan from the previous big-screen adaptations of the character. Declaring Krasinski's version the “best Jack Ryan we have ever seen”, Kelly suggested that not only was his co-star able to combine the humanity and humor of the character...

Warning: Spoilers ahead for Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan season 4!Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan season 4 might be the final series, but fan favorite Mike November really needs to carry over to Michael Pena’s planned Rainbow Six spinoff. Outside of CIA analyst Jack Ryan himself, the Tom Clancy novels he sprang from created quite a few memorable characters, including Rainbow commander John Clark - played by Michael B. Jordan in 2021's Without Remorse - or Jim Greer. The latter is played by Wendell Pierce on Amazon's Jack Ryan, while Clark is notable by his absence.

Surprisingly, one of the best characters in Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan has no actual basis in the author's work. Mike November (Michael Kelly) was introduced during Jack Ryan season 2 and quickly became an audience favorite. This is largely down to the charisma of Kelly as a performer (who has regularly stolen scenes in everything from 2004's...

Tom Clancy’s literary hero Jack Ryan has been one of the most popular protagonists in modern espionage fiction. Before his tragic death in 2013, Clancy wrote over a dozen novels in the core series and the larger “Ryanverse” that he created. While heroes like John Clark and Domingo Chavez had their fans, none of Clancy’s other protagonists found the same enthusiasm from readers. Ryan is both an expert and an everyman; he’s a relatable hero whose skills come from training, not destiny. The best stories within the Ryanverse are those where Ryan sees the promise of his country, but refuses to ignore its faults. There’s a complexity to his patriotism that is unique.

Warning: spoilers ahead for Jack Ryan season 4!Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan season 4 introduced Ant-Man co-star Michael Peña to the series as Domingo Chavez, and his role again underlines what a talented actor he is. Amazon's Jack Ryan is ending with its fourth season, which appears set to be the most dramatic of the bunch. Jack Ryan season 4 picks up a few months on from the end of the third season, where Jack (John Krasinski) - as the new Acting Deputy Director of the CIA - has to both clean up the mess left by his predecessor and deal with the threat posed by a drug cartel merging with a terrorist group.

Arriving into the fray amidst Ryan's many new headaches is Peña's Domingo Chavez, the former leader of the Rainbow Division who Ryan himself dubs as possibly the "deadliest operator" ever employed by the CIA. Chavez is a famous...

Warning: Spoilers for Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Season 4, Episode 1 - "Triage" & Episode 2 - "Convergence"Domingo Chavez (Michael Peña) is a new cast member in Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan season 4, and he is a major player in the final season. John Krasinski returns as Dr. Jack Ryan in season 4, along with his loyal compadres James Greer (Wendell Pierce) and Mike November (Michael Kelly). Also back are Elizabeth Wright (Betty Gabriel), and Dr. Cathy Mueller (Abbie Cornish), Jack's girlfriend, returns to Jack Ryan for the first time since season 1. But Domingo Chavez is Jack Ryan season 4's deadliest new addition.

Set months after the end of Jack Ryan season 3, season 4 begins with Jack as the new Acting Deputy Director of the CIA. As Elizabeth Wright awaits her Senate confirmation hearing to officially become the CIA's new Director, Ryan is summoned by the Senate to answer for the agency's potential involvement in the assassination of Nigeria's President.

Warning: Spoilers for Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan Season 4, Episode 1 - "Triage" & Episode 2 - "Convergence"Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan season 4 has premiered its first two episodes on Prime Video, and here's when audiences can expect the remaining episodes to drop. Jack Ryan season 4 brings back John Krasinski as Dr. Jack Ryan, the eponymous hero of the hit espionage series. Joining Jack are Wendell Pierce as James Greer and Michael Kelly as Mike November, Ryan's closest compadres, as well as Betty Gabriel as Elizabeth Wright. Jack Ryan season 4 also marks the return of Abbie Cornish as Dr. Cathy Mueller, Jack's girlfriend, and Michael Peña makes his debut as Domingo Chavez.

Set months after the end of Jack Ryan season 3, season 4 begins with Jack as the new Acting Deputy Director of the CIA. While Elizabeth Wright awaits her Senate confirmation hearing as the CIA's new Director, Ryan is summoned by the Senate...

Jack Ryan is back for its fourth but final season only on Amazon Prime. It’s sad to say goodbye to such a great, interesting spy thriller, but let’s keep brooding for later as we gear up for another notorious scheme that Jack has to dig up. Speaking of which, in every season, there has been a sinister operation at play that Ryan has to uncover and bring an end to. As cliched as it may sound, the show is famous for showcasing realistic, deep conspiracies with diplomacy as their backbone. The reality of how deep things run in the world, as addressed by the show, is what makes it one of the best in the genre. Of course, America stands supreme, but that’s only because the creator himself, the great Tom Clancy, had a great interest in the US military forces although he never got to serve...

It’s not easy being Jack Ryan. Sure, there are the upsides to being a highly placed CIA operative and getting to jetset around the world to all kinds of exotic locales, but there’s also a whole lot of frantic running, jumping, dodging bullets and withstanding torture. As such, this week’s arrival of the fourth and final season of “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan” on Prime Video marks just another day on the job for the titular spy. And boy, is it great to have him back — even if only to say goodbye.

This final batch of six episodes arrives on the heels of Season 3 last December, and things haven’t slowed down. Having cleared his name after finding himself implicated in a global conspiracy last time, Jack (John Krasinski) is now acting deputy director of the CIA, biding his time while acting director Elizabeth Wright (Betty Gabriel) awaits her Senate confirmation.

Plot: The fourth-and-final season of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan finds the titular character on his most dangerous mission yet: facing an enemy both foreign and domestic. As the new CIA Acting Deputy Director, Jack Ryan is tasked with unearthing internal corruption, and in doing so, uncovers a series of suspicious black ops that could expose the vulnerability of the country. As Jack and the team investigate how deep the corruption runs, he discovers a far-worse reality—the convergence of a drug cartel with a terrorist organization—ultimately revealing a conspiracy much closer to home and testing our hero’s belief in the system he has always fought to protect.

Review: After three pulse-pounding seasons, Prime Video’s foray into Tom Clancy’s connected universe is ending. Filmed back to back with the third season, the fourth series of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan offers a shorter run that is...

The Jack Ryan franchise had big shoes to fill after Alec Baldwin and Harrison Ford successfully portrayed Tom Clancy’s fictional CIA analyst in The Hunt for Red October, Patriot Games, and Clear and Present Danger respectively. But in 2002, Ben Affleck gave it a go with the reboot The Sum of All Fears, focusing on a younger version of Ryan desperately trying to stop a nuclear bomb from going off on U.S. soil. Director Phil Alden Robinson guides this entertaining adult-oriented thriller (a genre Affleck has thrived in throughout his career) with confidence, letting actors like Morgan Freeman, James Cromwell and Liev Schreiber (who kicks serious ass as the American spy John Clark) do a lot of the heavy lifting. The filmmaker also makes sure to stage the set pieces with the appropriate amount of tension and clarity, keeping the stakes high throughout. However, it’s Affleck who brings...

Hollywood has been adapting Tom Clancy’s techno-thrillers for three decades-plus — with a handful of familiar faces playing the famous character of Jack Ryan, from Alec Baldwin to Ben Affleck. But how have critics on RottenTomatoes.com rated these adaptations?

“The Hunt for Red October” (1990)

Tomatometer: 89%

Tom Clancy’s first big-screen outing pitted CIA agent Jack Ryan (Alec Baldwin) against a mysterious Russian sub commander played by Sean Connery. As the L.A. Times critic Sheila Benson wrote: “You may not be limp from accumulated tension when this hunt is over, but its cautiously upbeat global message leaves a satisfying glow and it operates with a crackerjack premise.”

“Clear and Present Danger” (1994)

Tomatometer: 80%

In his second outing as Jack Ryan, Harrison Ford chases down a rogue CIA agent and a drug cartel. The New York Times’ Janet Maslin praises “another fast, gripping spy story with some good tricks up its sleeve,...

Alex Herron (Leave) directs and the cast includes Annie Hamilton.

REinvent International Sales has closed a North America deal with Brainstorm Media on horror feature Dark Windows.

The deal was negotiated between Brainstorm Media’s Alex Peters and REinvent’s Peter Ahlén.

Alex Herron (Leave) directs and the cast includes Annie Hamilton.

Following a car crash that results in the death of their friend, three teenagers head to a summerhouse in the countryside to quietly work through their grief. They have a peaceful retreat until a masked man shows up.

Sales previously confirmed include to Latin America (Gussi), Mena (Empire Network Ltd), Hungary,...

Jack Ryan season 4 news is seemingly imminent according to a new Prime Video tease, which comes 5 months after the airing of season 3. Based on the novels by author Tom Clancy, Jack Ryan stars John Krasinski as the titular CIA analyst-turned-field-operative who works to thwart terrorist attacks against the U.S. Prime Video renewed the show for season 4 back in October 2021, more than a year before season 3 would eventually release on the streamer.

Now, the Jack Ryan Twitter account teases that news regarding Jack Ryan season 4 could be on the way in the near future.

Incoming message… pic.twitter.com/cu2f00h96l — Jack Ryan (@JackRyanPV) May 8, 2023

The video, which includes the caption "Incoming message...," features Krasinski and costar Michael Kelly (Mike November) chatting on what appears to be the set of some kind of press video shoot. The short video ends with a note teasing that something will be released "tomorrow,...

Written by Aaron Jayh, the short thriller story The Dwelling has never been published – but that’s not stopping it from serving as the basis of a film that has Prisoners and Raised by Wolves writer Aaron Guzikowski writing the screenplay, with Michael B. Jordan and Liz Raposo’s company Outlier Society attached to produce. Jordan is also considering starring in the film. Deadline reports that Amazon Studios came out the winner in a bidding war over the project, paying an amount somewhere in the high six figures. Ground Control’s Scott Glassgold will also be producing the film with Jordan and Raposo.

Deadline notes that “Several studios bid and put together talent alignments, but it came down to Amazon and Netflix.” And Amazon won.

The Dwelling will tell the story of a newly divorced father who discovers a house buried in his backyard. He is a former all pro...

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan character Mike November’s name has a clever meaning that hints at something more. The Amazon Prime series introduces Mike November (Michael Kelly) in season 2 as a valuable aid to Jack Ryan (John Krasinski). Although the character is not a Tom Clancy original, Mike November may be inspired by another one of Jack Ryan's allies. As is the case with many elements of the espionage genre, there’s more than meets the eye to Mike November.

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan season 2 follows the titular character on a mission to Venezuela, where he becomes embroiled in political warfare while investigating an international arms deal. Recurring character Mike November works as a CIA field officer stationed in the Venezuelan capital of Caracas who assists Jack Ryan on his mission. Mike November becomes a valuable ally for Ryan throughout seasons 2 and 3 - though the clever meaning behind Mike...

Creed III has been set for a Thanksgiving 2022 release with franchise star Michael B. Jordan directing the sequel. It had previously been reported that Jordan was in talks to helm the next installment of the Rocky spinoff series, as co-star Tessa Thompson and producer Irwin Winkler have both hinted at Jordan's directorial debut with Creed III. Now that MGM has dated the project for Thanksgiving 2022, the project is now officially a go at the studio.

Keenan Coogler and Zack Baylin are writing the script based on an outline by Ryan Coogler. Joining Jordan in the sequel as the titular boxing champion will be Thompson as his girlfriend Bianca and Phylicia Rashad as Adonis's stepmother Mary Anne Creed. It's unclear if Sylvester Stallone will also return as Rocky Balboa or if any other Creed or Rocky stars will be making appearances.

While Stallone's status concerning Creed III is up in the air,...

Actor John Clark reconciled with his family following the death of his ex-wife Lynn Redgrave - he was reunited with his three children after years of estrangement. Clark paid tribute to the "Georgy Girl" star, who he wed in 1967, after she lost her battle with cancer earlier this month - but was devastated when he was banned from attending her funeral.

He collapsed with chest pains when he was refused entry into the church in Kent, Connecticut, and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment for suspected heart failure. But he was stunned when the former couple's children showed up to visit him, bringing along his granddaughter, Lena, to meet him for the first time.

Clark tells Britain's Daily Mail, "What started out as the worst day of my life ended up as the best day of my life. I lay there in the pouring rain. I could feel a pain in my chest,...

Actor John Clark reconciled with his family following the death of his ex-wife Lynn Redgrave - he was reunited with his three children after years of estrangement.

Clark paid tribute to the Georgy Girl star, who he wed in 1967, after she lost her battle with cancer earlier this month - but was devastated when he was banned from attending her funeral.

He collapsed with chest pains when he was refused entry into the church in Kent, Connecticut, and was taken to a nearby hospital for treatment for suspected heart failure.

But he was stunned when the former couple's children showed up to visit him, bringing along his granddaughter, Lena, to meet him for the first time.

Clark tells Britain's Daily Mail, "What started out as the worst day of my life ended up as the best day of my life.

"I lay there in the pouring rain. I could feel a pain in my chest, right where my pacemaker is installed from my heart attack two years ago - and then I passed out."

Clark has had no contact with Ben, Kelly and Annabel for eight years after it emerged he had an affair with Redgrave's personal assistant, Nicolette Hannah.

The 77 year old divorced Redgrave in 2000.

Actor John Clark is leading the tributes to his ex-wife Lynn Redgrave, who lost her battle with cancer at the age of 67. The "Georgy Girl" star passed away at her New York home on Sunday, May 2, marking another blow to the Redgrave acting dynasty - her brother Corin Redgrave died last month, while her niece Natasha Richardson lost her life following a skiing accident last year.

Now actor/director Clark has paid tribute to the actress, who he wed in 1967. He says, "I hope she finds peace where she is. She's back in the bosom of her family now and may she rest in peace."

The couple became parents to three children, Benjamin, Pema and Annabel, before they divorced in 2000. A statement from the grieving siblings reads, "Our beloved mother Lynn passed away peacefully after a seven-year journey with breast cancer. She lived, loved and worked harder than ever before.

Actor John Clark is leading the tributes to his ex-wife Lynn Redgrave, who lost her battle with cancer at the age of 67.

The Georgy Girl star passed away at her New York home on Sunday, marking another blow to the Redgrave acting dynasty - her brother Corin Redgrave died last month, while her niece Natasha Richardson lost her life following a skiing accident last year.

Now actor/director Clark has paid tribute to the actress, who he wed in 1967.

He says, "I hope she finds peace where she is. She’s back in the bosom of her family now and may she rest in peace."

The couple became parents to three children, Benjamin, Pema and Annabel, before they divorced in 2000. A statement from the grieving siblings reads, "Our beloved mother Lynn passed away peacefully after a seven-year journey with breast cancer.

"She lived, loved and worked harder than ever before. The endless memories she created as a mother, grandmother, writer, actor and friend will sustain us for the rest of our lives."

Meanwhile director Michael Winner, who cast Redgrave in one of her first films, called the star "a joy" to work with.

He says, "This is terrible news. I've known her for more than 50 years. She was a phenomenal actress - she could do comedy, tragedy, anything really - with absolute ease."...

Actor nominated for Oscar in 60s and 90s dies at 67, weeks after brother Corin's death

Actor Lynn Redgrave, the sister of Vanessa Redgrave, has died aged 67 after a lengthy battle with cancer, just one month after the death of her brother Corin.

Her son Ben and daughters Pema and Annabel were at her bedside when she died at her home in Connecticut yesterday, her publicist Rick Miramontez announcedtoday.

In a statement, her children said: "Our beloved mother Lynn Rachel passed away peacefully after a seven-year journey with breast cancer. She lived, loved and worked harder than ever before. The endless memories she created as a mother, grandmother, writer, actor and friend will sustain us for the rest of our lives."

She is the third member of the Redgrave acting dynasty to die in just over a year. Her niece Natasha Richardson, 45, daughter of Vanessa and wife of Irish actor Liam Neeson,...

Even by the colourful standards of her own family's public profile and professional achievements, Lynn Redgrave, who has died of breast cancer aged 67, was an exceptional personality. Her death seems particularly cruel after the loss of both her niece, Natasha Richardson, after a skiing accident last year, and her brother, Corin Redgrave, last month. The third child of the actors Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson, Lynn was a gifted comedian who received her first Oscar nomination for a delightful, clownish performance in the title role of Georgy Girl (1966), one of the defining movies of the so-called swinging 60s. She went on to spend many years living and working in America. Less politically engaged than her older siblings, Vanessa and Corin, she was no less a remarkable talent.

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The acting world's Redgrave family has been hit by another tragedy - Lynn Redgrave has died, aged 67.

The Oscar-nominated Georgy Girl star's death comes 14 months after her niece Natasha Richardson lost her life following a skiing accident and a month after brother Corin Redgrave passed away.

Redgrave died on Sunday night at her home in New York.

Recent tabloid reports suggested the revered British thespian was losing her seven-year battle with breast cancer and shocked friends when she arrived at brother Corin's funeral in London in a wheelchair.

One bystander said, "She looks like she only has weeks to live."

Redgrave underwent a mastectomy and chemotherapy treatments in her adopted New York in 2003.

Lynn Redgrave began her acting career in the early 1960s with theatre roles in William Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, Billy Liar and The Tulip Tree and quickly became movie star too, appearing in Tom Jones and Georgy Girl, for which she earned Golden Globe and Academy Award nominations.

She fell in love with New York when she made her Broadway debut in Black Comedy in 1967, and later moved there and became a U.S. citizen.

The actress joined sister Vanessa and brother Corin as part of Britain's most beloved theatrical families, appearing in a number of Broadway and West End hits.

But she'll also be remembered for movies like Shine and Gods & Monsters, for which she received another Academy Award nomination, in the late 1990s.

Redgrave was awarded an OBE (Officer of the Order of British Empire) in the 2002 Queen's New Years Honours List for her services to drama.

She was also a published author - her Journal: A Mother and Daughter's Recovery from Breast Cancer, which was co-written by her daughter Annabel Clark, became a labour of love after Redgrave was diagnosed with cancer in 2003.

The actress wed actor and director John Clark in 1967. The couple had three children, Benjamin, Kelly and Annabel, before divorcing in December 2000.

Oscar and Tony-nominated actress Lynn Redgrave died Sunday after a 7-year battle against breast cancer, CNN.com reports.

Redgrave was best known for her role in the 1966 film "Georgy Girl," earning her an Oscar nomination for Best Actress and winning the Golden Globe. She also won the Golden Globe and was nominated as Best Supporting Actress for her masterful turn in the 1998 film, "Gods and Monsters."

Lynn Redgrave was part of a great British acting family,...

Lynn Redgrave, a vital and popular member of Britain's Redgrave dynasty, died Sunday night. She was 67 and had waged a lengthy battle with breast cancer. Speaking on behalf of her children - Ben, Pema and Annabel, who were with her - Redgrave's publicist Rick Miramontez, confirmed to The Associated Press that Redgrave died peacefully at her home in Connecticut. Launching upon the scene in the early '60s, at the same time her elder (and more flamboyant) sister Vanessa Redgrave made a splash, Lynn Redgrave earned an Oscar nomination for her turn as a gawky Bridget Jones prototype in 1966's Georgy Girl. She received another nomination for her supporting role as the stunned housekeeper in 1998's Gods and Monsters. Redgrave, born in London to thespians Rachel Kemspon and Michael Redgrave, made her stage debut in 1962 at the Royal Court Theatre in London. Her movie fame brought her across the Atlantic, and she played on stage and on TV in both Hollywood and New York. She was also the first of many celebrities who served as the spokesperson for the Weight Watchers program. In 1967, she married actor-director John Clark, and they had three children. The marriage ended in divorce in 2000. Only last month, on April 6, Redgrave's elder brother, actor Corin Redgrave, died at 70 at his home in London. No cause of death was reported, but Corin Redgrave had several health setbacks in recent years, including a heart attack in 2005. Last year, Lynn's niece (and Vanessa's daughter), actress Natasha Richardson, died from head injuries sustained during a ski accident. "Our beloved mother Lynn Rachel passed away peacefully after a seven year journey with breast cancer," her family said in a statement Monday. "She lived, loved and worked harder than ever before. The endless memories she created as a mother, grandmother, writer, actor and friend will sustain us for the rest of our lives. Our entire family asks for privacy through this difficult time."...

Lynn Redgrave, who shot to international fame for her performance as a free-spirited bird in 1966's "Georgy Girl," died Sunday at her home in Connecticut after a battle with breast cancer. She was 67.

Redgrave's turn as a chubby, childlike Londoner pursued by her father's middle-aged boss (James Mason) won her an Oscar nomination for best actress and the New York Film Critics Circle Award. She garnered another Academy Award nomination for supporting actress in "Gods and Monsters" (1998), playing a testy housekeeper.

Redgrave hailed from a venerable theatrical family. She was the younger sister of actress Vanessa Redgrave and actor Corin Redgrave and the daughter of Michael Redgrave and Rachel Kempson.

Her death comes a year after her niece Natasha Richardson died from head injuries sustained in a skiing accident and just a month after the death of Corin. Redgrave was diagnosed with breast cancer in December 2002, had a mastectomy in January 2003 and underwent chemotherapy.