Norman Reedus Wrapped Daryl Dixon in June. He Already Has an Apple TV Thriller.
Norman Reedus Wrapped Daryl Dixon in June. He Already Has an Apple TV Thriller.
Norman Reedus has joined Apple TV's Disavowed as a series regular opposite James Marsden. His role is undisclosed. It is his first announced series since he finished shooting the last of Daryl Dixon in June — sixteen years after he first played the part.
Six Shows That Should Have Stopped After One Season
Six Shows That Should Have Stopped After One Season
Not a criticism of the first seasons. A criticism of what came after. Some stories are complete and get extended anyway, because a hit is an asset and assets get exploited.
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.
Brandon Sklenar Saddles Up for Gritty Western Thriller
Brandon Sklenar Saddles Up for Gritty Western Thriller
Brandon Sklenar, known for '1923', teams up with Hassie Harrison in a tense new Western, where a rodeo cowboy is pushed far beyond the ring. Find out what’s in store for fans.
Tessa Thompson’s Favourite Role and Her Rise to Stardom
Tessa Thompson’s Favourite Role and Her Rise to Stardom
Tessa Thompson looks back on her acting journey, sharing why a quirky sci-fi comedy stands out as her most cherished role and how creative freedom shaped her career.
Fallout Season 2 Heads to New Vegas Without Picking Sides
Fallout Season 2 Heads to New Vegas Without Picking Sides
Fallout’s second season is set in New Vegas, but the showrunners are steering clear of picking a definitive ending from the game, aiming to respect every fan’s unique journey.
God of War TV Series Taps Shogun Director as Casting Kicks Off
God of War TV Series Taps Shogun Director as Casting Kicks Off
Amazon's God of War series moves into pre-production, with casting underway for Kratos and Atreus and acclaimed director Frederick E.O. Toye set to helm the opening episodes.
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