Slow Horses adds five actors for season seven as season six wraps on Apple TV
Slow Horses adds five actors for season seven as season six wraps on Apple TV
Slow Horses has added Varada Sethu, Ethan Moorhouse, Tuppence Middleton, Merab Ninidze and Joshua McGuire for season seven, with James Callis back as Claude Whelan. The new season adapts Mick Herron's Bad Actors, and season six was scheduled to wrap on Apple TV on October 21.
Miami Vice '85 adds Haley Lu Richardson to a film built on a pilot that aired in 1984
Miami Vice '85 adds Haley Lu Richardson to a film built on a pilot that aired in 1984
Joseph Kosinski's film with Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler is shooting in New Jersey for a May 2028 release, nine months later than first planned.
Amazon tries Stargate again with Jac Schaeffer, four months after dropping its last reboot
Amazon tries Stargate again with Jac Schaeffer, four months after dropping its last reboot
The WandaVision creator has a writers room in New York. Martin Gero's version had a series order and was in UK pre-production when it was pulled in June.
Bloodaxe sets a January premiere on Prime Video, with season two already filming
Bloodaxe sets a January premiere on Prime Video, with season two already filming
Michael Hirst's Viking saga, with Australian actor Levi Miller as Haakon, arrives on January 20, 2027. Amazon renewed it in June, before a single episode had aired.
A Netflix Series Is Competing for San Sebastian’s Golden Shell, and It Drops Today
A Netflix Series Is Competing for San Sebastian’s Golden Shell, and It Drops Today
Pablo Larrain's Mis muertos tristes is competing for San Sebastian's Golden Shell as a feature. It arrives on Netflix today as four episodes, two days before the jury decides.
San Sebastian’s Director Said Three Donostia Awards Were Ideal. He Is Leaving With Two
San Sebastian’s Director Said Three Donostia Awards Were Ideal. He Is Leaving With Two
San Sebastian's outgoing director said in July that three honorary awards were the ideal. His farewell festival closes on Saturday having given two, and nobody has explained why.
Band of Brothers Turns 25, and the New Documentary Can Only Interview the Actors
Band of Brothers Turns 25, and the New Documentary Can Only Interview the Actors
Band of Brothers turns 25 on Wednesday, and HBO is marking it with a documentary called Legacy. In 2001 the series came packaged with a film in which the real men of Easy Company told their own story. This one interviews the actors. Not by choice — there is nobody else left to ask.
Adaptations That Are Better Than the Book, and Why
Adaptations That Are Better Than the Book, and Why
Fighting words, deployed carefully. "Better" here means the adaptation does something the source couldn't, rather than simply being more popular.
Comfort Shows, Ranked by How Little They Ask of You
Comfort Shows, Ranked by How Little They Ask of You
Some evenings you have the capacity for a nine-hour Scandinavian investigation into municipal corruption. Other evenings you have the capacity for approximately none. This list is organized by effort required, ascending.
Before Reacher Season 4, stream Tom Cruise’s overlooked Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
Before Reacher Season 4, stream Tom Cruise’s overlooked Jack Reacher: Never Go Back
If you've kept up with Reacher on Prime Video, you know it's not exactly subtle television.
Jennifer Lawrence Plots Her Dream Reality TV Show
Jennifer Lawrence Plots Her Dream Reality TV Show
Jennifer Lawrence opens up about her reality TV obsession and teases her secretive concept for Breakup Island, hinting at ambitions to launch her own television network.
Robert Redford’s Condor: From 70s Thriller to TV Hit
Robert Redford’s Condor: From 70s Thriller to TV Hit
A classic 1975 spy film starring Robert Redford inspired a modern TV series that took the story in bold new directions. Discover how both versions kept audiences on edge.
Amanda Seyfried Reveals the Acting Performance That Changed Her
Amanda Seyfried Reveals the Acting Performance That Changed Her
Amanda Seyfried opens up about the one acting performance that set the bar for her career, sharing a surprising source of inspiration and what makes it unforgettable.
Kristen Wiig Reveals Her Comedy Idol and Dream Collaboration
Kristen Wiig Reveals Her Comedy Idol and Dream Collaboration
Kristen Wiig opens up about the British sitcom that shaped her comedic style, her admiration for Ricky Gervais, and why she’s still keen to work with him again.
Keanu Reeves Begs for Any Role in Hit Animated Series
Keanu Reeves Begs for Any Role in Hit Animated Series
Keanu Reeves, famed for his action and sci-fi work, has shown a surprising passion for animation, even offering to take any part in the anthology series Love, Death & Robots.
The Real Story Behind Seinfeld’s Infamous Soup Nazi
The Real Story Behind Seinfeld’s Infamous Soup Nazi
Discover the true tale of the New York soup shop owner who inspired Seinfeld’s most notorious character, and what happened when Jerry Seinfeld met the man himself.
Ed Harris Opens Up About His Westworld Regrets
Ed Harris Opens Up About His Westworld Regrets
Ed Harris shares rare honesty about his time on Westworld, revealing why the changes to his infamous character left him less than thrilled. Find out what made the role so tough for the acclaimed actor.
Why Bethesda Waited Years to Approve a Fallout TV Series
Why Bethesda Waited Years to Approve a Fallout TV Series
For years, Bethesda knocked back Hollywood’s offers to adapt Fallout, holding out for the right creative team. Discover what made them finally say yes—and why Todd Howard’s patience paid off.
Sydney Sweeney’s New Role: A Step Down for Wharton Fans?
Sydney Sweeney’s New Role: A Step Down for Wharton Fans?
Sydney Sweeney is set to star in a film adaptation of Edith Wharton’s The Custom of the Country, but the project’s journey from prestige TV series to feature film has left many wondering if it’s a missed opportunity.
Kenan & Kel Return With Monster Mayhem in New Comedy
Kenan & Kel Return With Monster Mayhem in New Comedy
Comedy legends Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell are back together for a wild horror-comedy adventure, promising laughs, nostalgia, and a monstrous twist. Find out what’s in store for their latest project.
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