By The Kaley Cuoco-led dramedic thriller “The Flight Attendant” has officially been cancelled after two seasons by streaming service Max. The first season debuted late 2020 to rave critical and audience reviews and nine Emmy nominations. Envisioned as a limited series, a second season renewal came as a surprise. The second
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Superman: Legacy Former Lex Luthor actor Jesse Eisenberg has some blunt advice for Nicholas Hoult who will take on the role in James Gunn’s “Superman: Legacy”. That advice? “Don’t watch me!”. Eisenberg offered the comment during an interview at Sundance today, suggesting Hoult should forge his own path and not
Where You’ve Seen Law & Order’s Reid Scott Before: Who Is Jeffrey Donovan’s Replacement?
Casting turnover is the name of the game when it comes to the Law & Order franchise. Through 23 seasons of the flagship series (and not even to mention the many spinoffs), Law & Order has cycled through dozens of casting combinations in filling out both the “law” and “order”
Reitman’s “SNL 1975” Sets Its Key Cast
Gabriel LaBelle (“The Fablemans”), Cooper Hoffman (“Licorice Pizza”) and Rachel Sennott (“Bottoms”) have been cast in Jason Reitman’s new film “SNL 1975” about the genesis of “Saturday Night Live”. Reitman wrote the script with Gil Kenan (“Ghostbusters: Afterlife”), based on the pair’s extensive interviews with all of the show’s living
McShane Dismisses “Wick” Prequel “Continental”
There’s no question Lionsgate wants to milk its “John Wick” franchise, but it appeared to misstep with its “The Continental” mini-series. The prequel released on Peacock late last year and took place in the 1970s and followed a younger version of Ian McShane’s Winston Scott character played by Colin Woodell.
