As a devoted cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that an upcoming eight-episode series, nestled within the dynamic universe of Chris Hemsworth’s action films, has recently garnered my attention. Previously unveiled, this captivating project will feature Omar Sy, renowned for his role as Lupin, stepping into a new character – a mercenary based in Libya.
Ben Stiller, a renowned producer and director for an immensely popular Apple TV+ series, will not return to direct the upcoming season.
Aubrey Plaza is opening up about the heartache of husband Jeff Baena‘s death.
The show will focus on the employees and inhabitants of a particular property, who grapple with various challenges, be they global or personal. A fictitious prime minister, representing an undefined political party, serves as one of the key characters.
The show got renewed for a second season even before the first season premiered, meaning that as new episodes are still being released, followers of this historical drama can feel reassured that many more are on their way.
In 2007, the artist called out her brother as being idle and unemployed in her song “Alfie.” This upbeat tune advises her brother to quit spending his days sleeping and gaming on the computer, instead urging him to find employment.
Initially scheduled for broadcast on August 18th, the BBC announced that the program would not be aired, without offering an explanation for the change.
In 2005, Tranter became a member of the innovative group that rejuvenated Doctor Who. She reappeared on the show in 2023, working alongside showrunner Russell T Davies once more. Notably, she has also overseen popular shows such as Succession, Spooks, and Life on Mars.
The American rock group is set to commence their tour’s European leg in Dublin next, following its successful conclusion in Australia. In November, they plan to play at four different venues across the United Kingdom. Subsequently, they will expand their performances to arenas in cities like Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam, and additional locations.
The twist is a great way to pay tribute to Phil Redmond, who created both iconic shows.