By By its very nature, Game of Thrones prequel A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms is going to be a very different beast than the shows we’ve seen in this universe before. With its lighter tone, more limited scope, shortened runtime, and generally well-meaning central character who is charmingly inept rather
The Roster For Earth’s Mightiest Heroes In ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ Has Fans Worried
Is Avengers: Doomsday in trouble? A recent event showcasing the film has fans worried about the main roster for the iconic superhero team. The Avengers: Doomsday cast has left fans with a lot of questions. Not just questions of “Where’s Spider-Man?” and “Why does Doctor Doom look like the Tropic
Paramount Ditches Four Films, Adds More TMNT
A new feature piece at THR has gone into how things are going with the film slate over at Paramount-Skydance in the wake of the merger. Going into the new ‘bro culture’ of the executives behind the scenes, the studio’s slate is changing with awards bait and risky critical fare
“Clue” Scripted Series Set At Peacock
Back in October came the news that Sony Pictures Television and Hasbro Entertainment were pursuing a scripted TV series adaptation of the classic murder mystery board game “Clue” (aka “Cluedo”). Writer/executive producer Dana Fox (“Wicked”) and director/executive producer Nicholas Stoller (“You’re Cordially Invited”) took the project out to market with
Matthew Macfadyen Will Bring John Le Carré’s Most Famous Spy to Life
Though Amazon’s still struggling to figure out what to do with the James Bond franchise it acquired with seemingly very little forethought, espionage and spy dramas are still having a moment in pop culture. Blame Apple TV’s Slow Horses, whose five-season (and counting!) run has racked up critical acclaim, several
