Léa Seydoux, known for her role as Madeleine Swann in the James Bond films Spectre and No Time to Die, has officially joined the cast, as reported by The Hollywood Reporter.
Netflix’s latest report on viewing habits reveals the film was streamed an incredible 482 million times from July to December. This makes it the most-watched title ever in a six-month period on the platform.
The actor and comedian reportedly loves the BBC show and producers are hoping he’ll be as successful with audiences as Jonathan Ross was in the previous season.
Jai Sharma confronts the people he thinks put Ray’s body in his van, and someone starts to reveal what really happened.
The show announced the news on its social media pages, thanking the actress for playing Darlene Curtis and wishing her well in the future.
Michael Fassbender was previously confirmed to play Joe Kennedy Sr., and now Laura Donnelly (known from Outlander) will star as his wife, Rose Kennedy. Ben Miles, who appeared in The Crown, joins the cast as Eddie Moore, a close advisor to Kennedy.
Zara Turner’s day starts normally, but soon turns into a terrifying ordeal when armed robbers deliberately target her company’s offices.
From the start of the show, Traitors Stephen and Rachel made a pact not to betray or vote against each other, hoping to win the competition as a team. However, Jake Brown, the winner of season 3 (with Leanne Quigley), believes their plan is unlikely to succeed.
Jacqueline Hill played Susan, the very first companion in Doctor Who, and helped the original Doctor, William Hartnell, on his adventures throughout the galaxy from 1963 to 1964. A recent special dramatized some of their first days working together, with David Bradley portraying Hartnell and Claudia Grant as Hill.
This story, inspired by Rick Riordan’s popular books, follows young Percy Jackson (Walker Scobell) as he discovers his connection to the world of Greek mythology and learns he’s a demigod.