The show is adding Rosalie Craig (known for Riot Women), Kirby Howell-Baptiste (from The Sandman), Peter Wight (Sister Boniface Mysteries), Ben Batt (Toxic Town), and Adam Long (Day of the Jackal) to the cast. They’ll be joining returning stars like David Morrissey, Lorraine Ashbourne, Lesley Manville, Claire Rushbrook, Perry Fitzpatrick, Bill Jones, and Robert Lindsay.
The author, who wrote the book ‘Fire & Blood’ that the ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel is based on, previously criticized the show’s second season. He disagreed with some of the plot changes, and had voiced these concerns in a blog post that has since been removed.
This week, audiences can see them together again in ‘The Rip,’ a new crime thriller on Netflix. The film, directed and written by Joe Carnahan (known for ‘The Grey’ and ‘Copland’), follows two Miami police partners who stumble upon millions of dollars during a case, shortly after a fellow officer is killed under mysterious circumstances.
The idea works really well because the strange ‘experiments’ Vault-Tec conducted are exactly the type of thing people watch on reality TV. For instance, Vault 11 forced residents to sacrifice someone each year – or so they were told, as the Vault would have continued working fine without it. Then there’s Vault 21, where the entire community revolved around gambling.
Fraser gives a brilliant performance as Phillip, a man who takes a job with a bizarre company. They offer a unique service: they provide actors to pose as family and friends for people who need them – it sounds unbelievable, but it’s real.
I was completely captivated by Hikari’s film! It centers around an American actor down on his luck who takes a really strange job – he gets hired by a Japanese agency to be other people, literally standing in for them. But as he gets more and more involved in these roles, something fascinating happens: his own life starts to mix with those of the people he’s pretending to be, and he can’t help but get tangled up in their affairs, even though he doesn’t actually know them.
Yes, that man has seemingly survived a cremation. Anything can happen in soapland!
Billy was driving a minibus near Weatherfield when it crashed into several other cars. It was a chaotic scene, and everyone seemed focused only on saving themselves, with no one stopping to help.
For nearly a century, stories have been regularly brought to the screen, and that trend continues with Netflix’s recent adaptation of The Seven Dials Mystery, alongside many other upcoming projects.
Hind was found dead after a terrifying attack that killed her family. Investigators later found the car she was in, a black Kia, riddled with 355 bullet holes.