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'Death by Lightning' is a four-part Netflix series that explores the assassination of President James Garfield, featuring strong performances from Michael Shannon and Matthew Macfadyen, but it feels rushed and somewhat incomplete in its conclusion, despite its engaging portrayal of political violence and historical figures.
Game of Thrones creators David Benioff and Dan Weiss are teaming up with Netflix for a new drama series titled Death by Lightning, starring Matthew Macfadyen and Michael Shannon. The show will retell the story of U.S. President James Garfield and his assassination by Charles Guiteau, based on the novel Destiny of the Republic by Candice Millard. Macfadyen, known for his role in Succession, will also appear in Deadpool 3, while Benioff and Weiss are preparing for the release of their alien invasion sci-fi series, 3 Body Problem, on Netflix.
Matthew Macfadyen and Michael Shannon are set to star in a Netflix series titled "Death by Lightning," based on the book "Destiny Of The Republic" by Candice Millard, which will explore the life and assassination of US President James Garfield. The series is created by Mike Makowsky and executive produced by David Benioff, D.B. Weiss, and Bernie Caulfield. Macfadyen, known for his work in "Succession" and "Pride and Prejudice," will play Charles Guiteau, while Shannon, recognized for his roles in "The Shape of Water" and "Nocturnal Animals," will portray James Garfield.
Actor Michael Shannon, known for his roles in DC Comics movies, has criticized the Star Wars franchise, saying he turned down a role in 2016 because he doesn't find "giant movies...stimulating" and doesn't want to perpetuate mindless entertainment. Shannon starred in Man of Steel and reprised his role as General Zod in The Flash. While he said he likes the story The Flash is telling, he wasn't there for a long amount of time. Fans on social media have criticized Shannon for clowning Star Wars while joining the DC Extended Universe.
Michael Shannon, who recently reprised his role of General Zod in The Flash, revealed that he turned down a role in the Star Wars franchise back in 2016 because he doesn't want to get stuck in a franchise. Despite this, Shannon has found himself in a franchise within the DC Universe, but he explains that being part of 2013’s Man of Steel was different because the film “was actually a very relevant story.” Shannon’s General Zod was defeated in Man of Steel but thanks to the multiverse, he was able to play the villain again in The Flash.
Michael Shannon, who reprises his role as General Zod in "The Flash," recently criticized the DC film, saying that it wasn't "satisfying for me, as an actor." He compared the multiverse movies to "somebody playing with action figures." Shannon also explained that he didn't feel comfortable working on the film without getting permission from Zack Snyder. However, he acknowledged that "The Flash" isn't a story about Zod, so his role doesn't need to be as in-depth as it is in "Man of Steel."
Michael Shannon, who reprises his role as General Zod in "The Flash," recently criticized the DC film, saying that it wasn't satisfying for him as an actor and compared multiverse movies to "somebody playing with action figures." Shannon also explained that he didn't feel comfortable working on the film without getting permission from Zack Snyder. However, he acknowledged that "The Flash" isn't a story about Zod, so his role doesn't need to be as in-depth as it is in "Man of Steel."
Michael Shannon, who played General Zod in Man of Steel, has said that returning to the character in The Flash "wasn't quite satisfying" as he hoped it would be. Shannon praised Ezra Miller's performance in the film and said that fans should be most excited about it. He also commented on the multiverse aspect of the film, saying that it's not quite the in-depth character study situation that he felt Man of Steel was. The Flash is set to release on June 16, 2023.
Michael Shannon, who reprises his role as General Zod in The Flash, said that returning to the character wasn't satisfying and compared multiverse movies to "somebody playing with action figures." He praised co-star Ezra Miller's performance in the film, calling it fascinating and a huge challenge. Despite positive reactions to the film, it has been plagued with controversy surrounding Miller, who apologized for their past behavior and cited mental health issues. The Flash hits theaters on June 16.
Michael Shannon has expressed his dissatisfaction with reprising his role as General Zod in "The Flash," stating that the multiverse-traversing premise of the film is not quite the in-depth character study situation that he felt "Man of Steel" was. Shannon shared that he felt that "The Flash" was "all about Ezra [Miller]," and that Zod was "basically there to present a challenge" to the film's star. Despite initial hesitation, Shannon returned to play Zod after getting Zack Snyder's blessing. "The Flash" debuts in theaters on Friday.
Michael Shannon, who plays General Zod in The Flash, revealed in a recent interview that returning to the DCEU as Zod "wasn't quite satisfying" and that his work on The Flash wasn't "quite the in-depth character study situation" that he felt portraying Zod in 2013's Man of Steel was. Shannon also commented on the multiverse movies, saying they are like "somebody playing with action figures."
Michael Shannon agreed to reprise his role as General Zod in The Flash on the condition that director Zack Snyder gave his blessing, following Shannon's displeasure with what happened on Justice League. In the upcoming DC movie, Barry Allen will travel through the multiverse and encounter a different version of Zod. The Flash will also reset continuity and pave the way for the new DC Universe franchise.
Michael Shannon discussed his role as Zod in the upcoming DC Studios movie The Flash, stating that his involvement was brief compared to his original portrayal in Man of Steel. He described his character as an adversary and a problem to be dealt with, emphasizing that the film is really the Flash's story. The Flash, directed by Andy Muschietti and starring Ezra Miller, is set to arrive in theaters on June 16.
The 2023 Tribeca Festival will feature films directed by actors such as Chelsea Peretti, Michael Shannon, and Randall Park, as well as the premiere of a Marvel documentary about Stan Lee. The festival will showcase 109 feature films from 127 filmmakers across 36 countries, including 43 first-time directors. Live events will also take place, including performances by Sara Bareilles and Gloria Gaynor.
"Waco: The Aftermath," the sequel to the 2018 TV series "Waco," has premiered on Showtime. The series explores the aftermath of the Waco siege and the trauma carried by federal agents involved in the incident. The show is sympathetic to the surviving Branch Davidians and explores how Timothy McVeigh was radicalized by the siege. Michael Shannon reprises his role as FBI negotiator Gary Noesner, and the cast is perfectly casted. The series is off to a hot start and is worth watching for fans of the original series.