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entertainment1 year ago

'Day of the Jackal' Finale: Shocking Twists and Future Prospects Unveiled

The director of "The Day of the Jackal" series, Brian Kirk, discusses the decision to kill off detective Bianca Pullman in the season finale, diverging from the original book and film where the Jackal dies. This choice was made to grow the IP and maintain focus on the Jackal, played by Eddie Redmayne. The series has been successful enough to warrant a second season. Kirk also addresses the parallels between the show's plot and a recent real-life CEO assassination, emphasizing the fictional nature of the series.

via Variety|
#briankirk#eddieredmayne#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

'The Day of the Jackal' Finale: Shocking Twists and Future Teasers

The two-part finale of 'The Day of the Jackal' on Peacock concludes with the Jackal, played by Eddie Redmayne, confessing his double life as an assassin to Nuria. Despite promising to quit after one last job, he continues his lethal activities, ultimately killing Bianca, an MI6 agent. The season ends with the Jackal wounded and on the run, setting up a second season where he may turn against his former employers. The finale provides a satisfying conclusion while leaving room for future developments.

via TV Insider|
#eddieredmayne#entertainment#peacock
entertainment1 year ago

'Day of the Jackal' Finale: Twists, Turns, and Season 2 Teasers

The Day of the Jackal's season 1 finale on Peacock concludes with the Jackal, played by Eddie Redmayne, escaping after a series of intense events, including a confrontation with MI6 agents Bianca and Vince, whom he kills. The finale sets up season 2 with the Jackal seeking his wife Nuria and child, while also dealing with threats from Timothy Winthrop's organization. Meanwhile, MI6 faces internal conflict as Isabel covers up the rogue mission, and Osi considers uncovering the truth. Season 2 promises further intrigue and action.

via Show Snob|
#entertainment#peacock#seasonfinale
entertainment1 year ago

HBO's Harry Potter Series Sparks Casting Buzz with Big Names

The upcoming "Harry Potter" TV series on Apple TV+ is in the midst of casting, with Brett Goldstein rumored for the role of Rubeus Hagrid. The series, set to begin filming in 2025, will span seven seasons, each adapting one book, and is expected to premiere in late 2026 or early 2027. Casting for key roles, including Harry, Hermione, and Ron, is underway, with 32,000 audition tapes submitted. Notable actors like Mark Rylance and Paapa Essiedu are also being considered for major roles, though no formal offers have been made yet.

via Dark Horizons|
#brettgoldstein#casting#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

Wednesday Season 2 Wraps Filming with New Jenna Ortega Image

The release of 'Wednesday' Season 2 on Netflix is expected to be delayed until July 2025, nearly three years after the first season aired, due to extended post-production times. Despite wrapping up filming, the lengthy production process is causing frustration, especially given the show's popularity. Netflix has not confirmed whether the season will be split into two parts, a strategy used for other major series. The new season promises a darker storyline with more involvement from Wednesday's family and new cast members like Steve Buscemi and Billie Piper.

via Forbes|
#entertainment#netflix#releasedate
entertainment1 year ago

Jude Law Shines in Star Wars: Skeleton Crew's Fun Galactic Adventure

In the new Star Wars: Skeleton Crew series on Disney+, Jude Law's character is revealed to be the masked pirate Captain Silvo, initially thought to be a Jedi named Jod Na Nawood. The series, which features a children-led cast, follows Silvo as he stages a jailbreak with the kids, while his former pirate crew seeks revenge. Law hints at more revelations about his character in future episodes, particularly Episode 7.

via The Direct|
#disneyplus#entertainment#judelaw
entertainment1 year ago

Critics Praise 'Star Wars: Skeleton Crew' for Reviving Classic Magic

"Star Wars: Skeleton Crew," a new Disney+ series created by Jon Watts and Christopher Ford, has received positive early reactions from critics, who liken it to '80s Amblin adventures like "The Goonies." The show, focusing on a group of kids and starring Jude Law, is praised for its fresh, family-friendly take on the "Star Wars" universe, though some note a slow start. It aims to attract new young fans while offering a standalone story that diverges from legacy character-focused series.

via SlashFilm|
#criticsreactions#disneyplus#entertainment
entertainment1 year ago

"Star Wars: Skeleton Crew" Debuts Early on Disney+ with Classic Lucas Magic

The first social media reactions to Disney+'s new Star Wars series, Skeleton Crew, are overwhelmingly positive, highlighting its fun, 80s-inspired adventure vibe reminiscent of The Goonies. The series, aimed at a younger audience, follows four kids lost in a dangerous galaxy and features a strong cast including Jude Law. Critics are embargoed from sharing reviews until the series premieres on December 2, but early fan reactions praise its energetic and family-friendly tone.

via CBM (Comic Book Movie)|
#disneyplus#entertainment#jonwatts
entertainment1 year ago

Colman Domingo Shines in Netflix's 'The Madness' Amidst Season 2 Buzz

Netflix's thriller series 'The Madness,' starring Colman Domingo, has achieved significant success, topping viewership charts in 41 countries. Originally intended as a miniseries, its popularity may lead to a second season, despite mixed critical reception. The show, not based on existing material, would require a new storyline for a potential continuation. Netflix's decision will likely hinge on viewership metrics rather than critical acclaim.

via Forbes|
#colmandomingo#entertainment#netflix
entertainment1 year ago

Dune: Prophecy Premiere Struggles Despite Standout Performance

The first episode of 'Dune: Prophecy' delves into the political intricacies of the Dune universe, focusing on the Butlerian Jihad, the Sisterhood, and the Great Houses. It highlights the influence of women, particularly the Bene Gesserit, while introducing intriguing characters like Desmond Hart. The episode balances action and dialogue, hinting at contemporary themes like AI and truth. Despite some stereotypical elements, it maintains a distinct Dune flavor, setting the stage for a series rich in intrigue and power struggles.

via Dune News Net|
#ai#benegesserit#dune