Arrested Development Actors Get Pay Increase Following 'Remixed' Season 4 Complaints
The only thing better than payback is back pay, and that's what the stars of Arrested Development are getting.
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Deadpool 2 Almost Included Chris Evans' Human Torch
The more genetically modified humans, the merrier, right? Deadpool 2 doesn't officially open in theaters until May 18, but those who got to catch the flick early are already raving about the film's post-credits scenes — which almost included Chris Evans' Human Torch.
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It: Chapter Two Casts Andy Bean As Adult Stanley
It: Chapter Two is locking in its grown-up Losers' Club. Director Andy Muschietti's It: Chapter Two has tapped Andy Bean to play the adult version of Stanley Uris. Bean will pick up the role from Wyatt Oleff, who starred as young Stanley in the first flick.
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Arrested Development's Fifth Season To Be Released In Two Parts
The fifth season of Netflix's revived comedy series Arrested Development is slated to premiere this month, but the 16-episode season is getting cut in half.
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It: Chapter Two Casts James Ransone As Grown-Up Eddie
James Ransone, known for character work on series such as The Wire, Generation Kill, and Bosch, has joined the cast of the upcoming horror sequel It: Chapter Two to play the grown-up version of Eddie Kaspbrak, who was played in the first film by Jack Dylan Grazer.
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The Untold Truth Of The Shield
This Emmy-winning series not only changed the game for cop dramas, it pushed the programming envelope across the medium.
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Amazon's Lord Of The Rings Series To Center On Young Aragorn
Amazon's billion-dollar Lord of the Rings series will focus its story on a very familiar name. According to Tolkien fansite The One Ring, the lavishly-expensive series based on J.R.R. Tolkien's epic fantasy saga will center on the adventures of a young Aragorn, the once and future king of Gondor.
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Alfred Pennyworth, Batman's Butler, Is Getting His Own TV Show
Alfred Pennyworth, Batman's butler, is taking a star turn in a show from the creator of Gotham. The premium cable network Epix has given a straight-to-series order for a ten-episode season of Pennyworth, a period drama centering on the young adventures of Bruce Wayne's most loyal domestic servant.
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Eternals: Marvel Hires Screenwriters For Cosmic MCU Movie
Despite not having yet officially announced the project, Marvel Studios has hired screenwriters Matthew and Ryan Firpo for its upcoming movie based on The Eternals. Presumably, the Eternals movie is intended to comprise a chapter in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's mysterious Phase Four.
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Lupita Nyong'o Confirms Role In Jordan Peele's Next Horror Film Us
It's official: Breakout filmmaker Jordan Peele's upcoming horror flick Us will also be a Black Panther reunion. Lupita Nyong'o, who played Nakia in Black Panther, has confirmed her involvement in the film, which already has Winston Duke, who portrayed M'Baku, attached in a lead role.
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Disney's The Jungle Cruise To Begin Filming Next Week
Disney's The Jungle Cruise will set sail sooner than you think. The film's star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson took to Instagram to share a video announcing that shooting will begin next week, starting on Monday, May 21.
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The Big Bang Theory: CBS Hopes Show Will Last More Than 12 Seasons
Sheldon Cooper could live on well into the future. Despite CBS' popular comedy series The Big Bang Theory approaching its 12th season, the show isn't showing signs of stopping. And according to CBS entertainment president Kelly Kahl, the network hopes the series will last more than 12 seasons.
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Zombieland 2 Might Be Coming To Theaters In 2019
Time to break out the biggest box of Twinkies in your pantry — Zombieland is preparing for a comeback. Screenwriters Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick have revealed that Zombieland 2 is in the works, and is eyeing a 2019 release date.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story: What The Critics Are Saying
Solo: A Star Wars Story is fast approaching, gearing up to fly into cinemas on May 25, and some fans worried whether the movie would live up to its predecessors
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Actors Who Refuse To Do Their Own Stunts
Stunt workers remain underrated, and are rarely given recognition. Some actors, however, have openly spoken of their refusal to do their own stunts — and highlighted the importance the professionals play.
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The Real Reasons Clayne Crawford Was Fired From Lethal Weapon
After months of rumored on-set tensions and bad behavior, Fox announced that Crawford would not be returning for Lethal Weapon's third season. Let's take a look at just what led to this decision.
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Patton Oswalt Has A Crazy Theory About Heath Ledger's Joker
Comedian Patton Oswalt recently shared his own idea about Heath Ledger's Joker in The Dark Knight - and it's just crazy enough to potentially be true.
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CBS Responds To NCIS Star Pauley Perrette's Assault Accusations
Longtime NCIS star Pauley Perrette, who recently ended her 15-season run as Abby Sciuto, recently took to Twitter to post a series of tweets alleging that she was the victim of "multiple physical assaults" during her time on the show. Network CBS has now responded to Perrette's accusations.
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Mission: Impossible - Fallout Trailer: No Peace Without Suffering
Paramount Pictures has dropped an all-new trailer for the Tom Cruise-starrer Mission: Impossible - Fallout, where there's another ostensibly absurd operation for Ethan Hunt to carry out. But this time around, the consequences are greater, the stakes higher, and the requisite sacrifices unavoidable.
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How Wonder Woman Changed The DCEU And No One Noticed
There's a lot of stuff in Wonder Woman that's different — not just from the previous DCEU films, but most superhero movies that came before it. As a result, Wonder Woman seems likely to have a lasting effect on the DCEU, opening doors with regards to world-building and narrative.
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Deadpool 2 Tracking For $300+ Million Global Opening Weekend
Deadpool is about to drop a massive number two. The Fox superhero sequel Deadpool 2 is on track to unseat Avengers: Infinity War at the box office this weekend, bringing home a global total anticipated to be over $300 million.
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Cobra Kai Outperforming Netflix And Hulu Shows As YouTube Red's First Hit
Cobra Kai, the ten-episode sequel series to The Karate Kid films, sounded like a joke when it was first announced for YouTube Red — but who's laughing now? According to data from Parrot Analytics, Cobra Kai is proving to be an unexpected hit against competing shows on Netflix and Hulu.
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Logan Producer Discusses Possibility Of Wolverine/Deadpool Team-Up Movie
After Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds revealed that he still wants to partner up with Wolverine star Hugh Jackman for a buddy mutant movie, Logan producer Simon Kinberg opened up about the possibility of the two X-Men universe characters joining forces for a future film.
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Agents Of SHIELD Renewed For Sixth Season
While Marvel's Inhumans will forever remain a one-season wonder, ABC has renewed Marvel's Agents of SHIELD for a sixth season on the network in 2019. As opposed to the prior five seasons, which all received 22-episode season orders, the sixth season of the show will have 13 episodes.
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Mile 22 Trailer Sees Mark Wahlberg Get Down To Business
Mark Wahlberg is the one to call when you need to "get s*** done." STX Entertainment has just unveiled the first trailer for Mile 22, the impending action thriller flick starring Wahlberg as James Silva, the leader of a CIA group known as Overwatch.
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Josh Brolin Is Bringing The Hunchback Of Notre Dame Film Back To Life
Long before he signed on for Avengers: Infinity War and Deadpool 2, Josh Brolin was working on a film based off The Hunchback of Notre Dame. Since then, the movie fell flat, but Brolin hasn't given up on it. He revealed that he's working on bringing The Hunchback of Notre Dame back to life.
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Netflix Orders Guillermo Del Toro's Horror Anthology Series
From The Shape of Water to scary things that go bump in the night, Guillermo del Toro has set up shop with Netflix, who just picked up his horror anthology series Guillermo del Toro Presents 10 After Midnight. In the show, the Academy Award-winning filmmaker will present a selection of spooky tales.
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