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The comedy series The Good Place premiered in 2016 and ran for four seasons until its finale in 2020. The show has turned into a cult classic that fans revisit often, but the cast has also remained close.

Five years after the show's finale, two fan-favorites had a mini-reunion in London. In a new post on Instagram, Jameela Jamil, who played Tahani Al-Jamil, revealed she reunited with Manny Jacinto, who played Jason Mendoza, for a brief walk as he's busy promoting his latest film, Freakier Friday.

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The post shared a photo of the duo in a park, with the caption on top, "Tahani Finally took Jason to London!" In the caption, Jamil noted, "Almost 10 years ago, I met this funny, quiet, ugly man. It’s been so cool to watch him go from strength to strength and now hit our screens as a bonafide movie star.

Chad Stahelski is to produce a movie adaptation of the comic Calexit.The 56-year-old director - who helms the John Wick series - is attached to produce a film version of publisher Black Mask Studios’ controversial 2017 comic, which details a fictionalized Californian resistance.Calexit - which was written by Matt Pizzolo - is set in a near-future America where the president has signed an executive order to deport all immigrants.In response, California declares itself a sanctuary state and sparks a fierce struggle against an autocratic regime. Amid the chaos, the story follows Jamil, a courier and smuggler navigating war-torn zones, and Zora, a rising leader of the Mulholland Resistance, as they fight to escape Occupied Los Angeles - a city locked under martial law.Calexit proved popular upon its release in 2017, going through seven printings and launching the spin-off comics Calexit: All Systems San Diego, Calexit: Our Last Night...

After introducing Keanu Reeves’ John Wick and changing the action genre forever, all eyes are constantly on director Chad Stahelski and the projects he puts his name to next. Well, with the filmmaker and former stuntman busy helming the long-awaited Highlander reboot starring Henry Cavill, as well as guiding the continuing John Wick franchise, Stahelski has now found the time to produce a chillingly topical comic book adaptation.

In a new report via The Hollywood Reporter, Stahelski is now all set to produce an adaptation of the comic book hit Calexit, which drops readers into an alternate version of America. Though, when you read the details, you’ll wonder how “alternate” it really is.

Coming courtesy of indie publisher Black Mask Studios, Calexit is written by Matteo Pizzolo, with artwork by Amancay Nahuelpan and Tyler Boss. Pizzolo will return to write the script for the adaptation, with THR revealing that the movie will,...

John Wick director and legendary stuntman, Chad Stahelski, has found his next project. Today, The Hollywood Reporter announced that the multi-faceted performer and creative will be serving as the producer behind a feature-length adaptation of Black Mask Studios’ comic, Calexit. As of right now, no further information surrounding who will helm the project, but Black Mask co-founder and the comic’s co-creator, Matteo Pizzolo, penned the script’s spec. It’s also unclear whether audiences can expect to catch Calexit in their local cinema or if it will be coming straight into their homes, as no studio or streamer has picked up the title at this point. But, with the names attached to the already well-known content, it’s almost certain that the production will go into a bidding war when the time comes.

If you were looking for something to fill the oddly politically on-time-shaped hole in your heart...

Calexit, the seemingly ripped-from-the-headlines comic from indie publisher Black Mask Studios, may be taking the idea of the California Resistance to the big screen.

Chad Stahelski, the filmmaker behind the John Wick movies, is attached to produce a feature adaptation of the comic.

Alex Young and Jason Spitz, Stahelski’s cohorts at 87Eleven Entertainment, will also produce as well of Matteo Pizzolo, Brett Gurewitz and Brian Giberson of Black Mask. The project is not yet set up at a studio or streamer.

Pizzolo, who is Black Mask’s co-founder and president and who co-created the comic, wrote the script on spec.

The story is set in a near (and eerily familiar) future where America’s president signed an executive order to deport all immigrants, with California responding by proclaiming itself a sanctuary state. As the citizens of the state struggle to seize power back from an autocratic government, the story centers on Jamil,...

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Shazam! Fury of the Gods!There are plenty of references and DC Easter eggs in Shazam! Fury of the Gods that connect to the comics and DC Universe. The sequel to 2019's Shazam! brings Zachary Levi back as the titular superhero. Directed once again by David F. Sandberg, Shazam! Fury of the Gods picks up Billy Batson's (Asher Angel) story two years later as he and the Shazam Family encounter the Daughters of Atlas - Hespera (Helen Mirren), Kalypso (Lucy Liu), and Anthea (Rachel Zegler). The sequel revolves around a plot to depower Earth's Champions and use the Wizard's magic staff to find the Seed of Life.

Since Shazam 2 is based on characters and storylines that come from DC Comics, the superhero movie is filled with references for fans of the comics. Shazam! Fury of the Gods is also part of the DC Universe movie franchise,...