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Ana de la Reguera has had a successful and diverse career, starting in telenovelas and making her mark in both comedy and action genres. She has portrayed a range of characters, from quiet and introspective to loud and bombastic, showcasing her versatility as an actress. From TV series like "Ana" and "Capadocia" to films like "Army of the Dead" and "Nacho Libre," de la Reguera has consistently proven herself as a talented and compelling performer.

Mexican-born Ana de la Reguera started her acting career in telenovelas and has since gone on to work with some of the leading TV producers and filmmakers in the industry. De la Reguera first began her career in the 1996 telenovela series Azul, where she had a small role as Cecilia. From there, she continued on in small to medium roles in a variety of Mexican soaps before making her film debut in Por la Libre...

Network: Prime Video.

Episodes: 30 (hour).

Seasons: Four.

TV show dates: August 31, 2018 — July 14, 2023.

Series status: Ended.

Performers include: John Krasinski, Wendell Pierce, Abbie Cornish, Ali Suliman, Dina Shihabi, John Hoogenakker, Noomi Rapace, Jordi Mollà, Francisco Denis, Cristina Umaña, Jovan Adepo, Michael Kelly, Betty Gabriel, James Cosmo, Peter Guinness, Nina Hoss, Alexej Manvelov, Michael Peña, Okieriete Onaodowan, and Louis Ozawa Changchien.

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Based on the Tom Clancy character of page and silver screen, the Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan TV show comes from creators Carlton Cuse and Graham Roland. The political action thriller follows Jack Ryan (Krasinski), a former US Marine who is now working as a fledgling CIA analyst.

The drama series kicks...

Santiago Miter’s political thriller Argentina, 1985, and the Colombian series News of a Kidnapping, created by Andrés Wood and Rodrigo García, swept the top awards at the tenth Platino Awards Saturday evening.

Miter’s film took home six gongs, including Best Ibero-American Fiction film, Best Screenplay for co-writers Mitre and Mariano Llinas, Best Actor for Ricardo Darín, and the Audience Award.

The film is the tale of Argentinian lawyers Julio Strassera and Luis Moreno Ocampo, who bravely prosecuted members of the country’s former bloody military dictatorship. Under the regime, from 1976 to 1983, an estimated 30,000 people disappeared. The pic debuted in Competition at Venice, where it picked up the Fipresci prize, and was Argentina’s entry for the international Oscar race.

News of a Kidnapping (Noticia de un kidnapping) dominated the TV section taking four awards, including Best Miniseries or Series, Best Series Creator, and Best Actress in a Series or mini-series for Cristina Umaña.

Utama wins first awards for a Bolivian film.

In a one-two for Amazon’s original film and TV businesses Santiago Mitre’s courtroom drama Argentina, 1985 took five top honours at the 2023 Platino Awards on Saturday night (April 22), while News Of a Kidnapping from Andrés Wood and Rodrigo García claimed four.

Amazon Studios’ Argentina, 1985 won best Ibero-American fiction film, best actor for Ricardo Darín, best screenplay for co-writers Mitre and Mariano Llinas, best art direction, and film & education in values awards.

Satuday’s triumph here at Madrid’s Ifema Municipal Palace follows Oscar and Bafta nominations and the Goya for best Iberoamerican film.

Utama wins first awards for a Bolivian film.

Santiago Mitre’s courtroom drama Argentina, 1985 from Amazon Studios took five top honours at the 2023 Platino Awards at Madrid’s Ifema Municipal Palace on Saturday night (April 22), while stablemate Prime Video’s News Of a Kidnapping from Andrés Wood and Rodrigo García claimed four.

Oscar- and Bafta-nominated Argentina, 1985 premiered in Competition at Venice last year and added to an awards haul that also earned recognition at the Goya awards, among others.

Mitre’s latest film won best Ibero-American fiction film, best actor for Ricardo Darín, best screenplay co-written by Mitre and Mariano Llinas,...

Santiago Mitre’s “Argentina, 1985” and “News of a Kidnapping,” created by Andrés Wood and Rodrigo García, swept the top prizes for best picture on Saturday night at the 2023 Platino Awards, in a sign of how the global streamers – here Amazon Studios and Prime Video – have lured top-of-their-class talent in Latin America.

One highlight of the ceremony, dedicated to films and TV shows in the Spanish-speaking world, was Benicio del Toro’s acceptance speech of a honorary Platino in which he reflected on being typecast for many years in Hollywood as a Latino actor.

“If I had to play stereotypes, I tried to find the character’s humanity, a sense of complicity, so that audiences felt what my character felt and whilst they’re watching, don’t forget who I am and where I come from.,” he said. “What’s important is to share more than be divided,” he added.

Ryanverse fans, rejoice. The Prime Video action thriller Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, which stars John Krasinski as the titular CIA operative, is finally back for a third season, more than three years after Season 2 started streaming. Even Jack would have forgotten some plot details in a hiatus that long, so we’re here to offer a refresher. As Season 2 starts, Jack has his eye on Venezuela, where Gloria Bonalde (Cristina Umaña) is running for president against incumbent Nicolás Reyes (Jordi Mollà). Jack suspects Russia is shipping weapons to Venezuela, but when he heads there on a diplomatic mission, Reyes denies the surreptitious dealings. And while he’s there, Jack reconnects with his old boss Jim Greer (Wendell Pierce), who has also been tracking the shipping containers, and spends a night with a woman, later revealed to be Harriet Baumann (Noomi Rapace), an agent with Germany’s Bundesnachrichtendienst (Bnd) intelligence service.

Andrew Husband Nov 2, 2019

Jack Ryan season 2 ends with few surprises, though it does lay the groundwork for some more recognizable stories.

Obviously, this article contains majors spoilers for Jack Ryan season 2.

The second season of Amazon’s Jack Ryan series with John Krasinski, which dropped a day early on Halloween, manages to address many of the viable complaints that critics levied at its first season -- while also injecting more emotional developments into an otherwise straight and narrow storyline. Krasinski’s take on Tom Clancy’s iconic character is a little bit more human this time around. Meanwhile, the latest plot that he and ex-boss James Greer (Wendell Pierce) find themselves unraveling is a bit more nuanced than season one’s global terrorist extravaganza.

Even so, Jack Ryan’s latest adventure in a dictatorial Venezuela ends pretty much the way general audiences will expect. President Nicolás Reyes (Jordi Mollà) loses...

Chris Longo Joseph Baxter Oct 24, 2019

John Krasinski will return for Jack Ryan Season 3, which landed an early order from Amazon.

Long live the Ryanverse! John Krasinski and his version of Jack Ryan will get a third tour of duty on Amazon, which gave an advance order for Jack Ryan Season 3 back in February.

Season one was released on August 31st, 2018. Prior to release, Amazon had already confirmed a second season for the political action thriller, which is executive produced by Carlton Cuse (Lost) and Graham Roland (Fringe). The eight episode first season received fairly positive reviews (you can read ours here), currently holding a 74 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Jack Ryan stars Krasinski as the titular ex-Marine turned CIA analyst who tracks the finances of terrorist organizations. According to Amazon’s official season two logline, Jack Ryan will confront “the forces in power in a dangerous, declining democratic regime in South America.

Grey’s Anatomy star Chandra Wilson is bringing a different set of doctor skills to General Hospital.

The actress will appear in an episode of the ABC soap as Dr. Linda Massey, a marriage and family therapist who is counseling Aunt Stella (Vernee Watson), Jordan (Vinessa Antoine) and Curtis (Donnell Turner), TV Insider reports.

Wilson — who plays Dr. Miranda Bailey on Grey’s — previously appeared on Gh in early 2014 as Tina Estrada, a patient of Dr. Kevin Collins (Jon Lindstrom).

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* TVLine has learned that Carolyn McCormick (who plays Law & Order-verse shrink Dr.

Four weeks before it’s series premiere, Amazon is already filling out its cast for season two of “Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan.”

The online retail giant announced on Monday that Jovan Adepo, Jordi Molla, Cristina Umaña and Francisco Denis will join the series for season two. The quartet joins John Krasinski, who plays the titular character, Noomi Rapace, Michael Kelly and John Hoogenakker.

Season two will see Jack Ryan confront the forces in power in a dangerous, declining democratic regime in South America. Wendell Pierce will also return for season two as James Greer.

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Molla will play Nicolas Reyes, the powerful and charismatic leader of the South American country, while Denis will play one of the country’s senior government officials, Ubarri. Adepo will play Marcus, a former special crewman in the Navy now repairing boats,...

Jovan Adepo (The Leftovers), Jordi Molla (Genius) and Narcos’ Cristina Umaña and Francisco Denis have been cast in the second season of Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan as series regulars, joining previously announced Noomi Rapace (The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo), Michael Kelly (House of Cards) and John Hoogenakker (Colony).

Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, which hails from the Lost duo of co-showrunner Carlton Cuse and writer Graham Roland, Platinum Dunes, Skydance Television and Paramount TV, is a reinvention with a modern sensibility of the unexpected Tom Clancy hero, starring John Krasinski and Wendell Pierce (The Wire). In season two, Jack Ryan confronts the forces in power in a dangerous, declining democratic regime in South America.

Adepo will play Marcus, a former special crewman in the Navy now repairing boats. His life takes a turn when an old colleague offers him a critical position in a covert operation.

Joseph Baxter Alec Bojalad Oct 31, 2019

Jack Ryan season 2 is almost here with the Tom Clancy adaptation series, starring John Krasinski, headed to South America.

Jack Ryan Season 2 is a go at Amazon!

While the Amazon television offering, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, debuted on August 31, 2018, the series officially announced its astoundingly advanced Season 2 renewal back on April 24. The series stars John Krasinski – in a form that’s surreal to fans of his classic TV run as Jim on The Office – as an early-career version of author Tom Clancy’s iconic thwarter of terrorism and geopolitical conflicts. He is joined by co-stars Wendell Pierce, Abbie Cornish and John Hoogenakker.

Jack Ryan Season 2 Release Date

Jack Ryan season 2 was set to premiere on November 1, 2019 on Amazon Prime. Now according to no less a source than Jack, himself, Jack Ryan season 2 is available right now, a day early.

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Joseph Baxter Sep 25, 2018

Amazon wasted no time with Jack Ryan, giving the Tom Clancy adaptation series, starring John Krasinski, an early renewal for Season 2.

Jack Ryan Season 2 is already a go at Amazon!

While the Amazon television offering, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, debuted on August 31, the series officially announced its astoundingly advanced Season 2 renewal back on April 24. The series stars John Krasinski – in a form that’s surreal to fans of his classic TV run as Jim on The Office – as an early-career version of author Tom Clancy’s iconic thwarter of terrorism and geopolitical conflicts. He is joined by co-stars Wendell Pierce, Abbie Cornish and John Hoogenakker.

Jack Ryan Season 2 will bring about another 8-episode run (just like Season 1). The globetrotting action series is currently in production, shooting across four continents (one which is clearly South America).

Jack Ryan Season 2 News

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Here’s a theory: For any TV creators who get more than a season to prove themselves, it’s Season 2 where they really figure out what kind of show they’re making. And with “Narcos,” we see some pretty clear proof of that.

Season 1 of Netflix’s fact-based drama — about how cocaine created criminal empires in Colombia and beyond — was jam-packed with over 15 years of drug cartel history, and the result, unfortunately, was not consistently engaging for anyone other than the most passionate fans of the subject matter. But from the first moments of Season 2, the Netflix series shows new focus. Thanks to a much narrower scope — the 18-month hunt for Pablo Escobar, following his escape from La Catedral prison — characters are allowed to breathe more. The power struggles have real weight. And the potential for seasons to come becomes clear.

Read More: ‘Narcos’ Season 2: Watch the First 11 Minutes...

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Question: I heard that Jenny Shimizu is going to be one of the judges on Make Me A Supermodel. Are there going to be any lesbian or bisexual contestants on the show this season?

— Annie M., Seattle, Wa

Cj and Jenny Shimizu of Make Me a Supermodel

Answer: I just saw a screener for the first episode of Bravo's modeling competition, and I'm happy to report that in addition to having the out lesbian model/actor as a host, they also have an openly bisexual contestant, Cj, on the show.

Here's her bio from the show's official website:

Cj is a driven...