In the second-to-last episode, Zoe Robyn’s high-speed series unveiled a startling truth: Xander (Colin Woodell) wasn’t concealing a work romance that was covered up by his old hospital, but instead, he had agreed to a Non-Disclosure Agreement following an incident where he was responsible for a patient’s death.
In this updated iteration of the Jersey crime drama, Damien Molony takes center stage. Unlike its previous version, it chooses to explore one case in depth across six episodes, as opposed to delving into a new case every week.
It’s clear that the idea for a Minecraft movie was something that director Jared Hess, who last worked with Nickelodeon on Nacho Libre back in 2006, had been keen to revisit since then.
Instead, let me rephrase for you: This time around, the superstar has grand plans – the upcoming idea presentation will be accompanied by a movie of its own.
The series continues the story of Camp Cretaceous, featuring the original main characters some years on, as they confront a perilous new world where dinosaurs and people coexist.
Without a doubt, one of the questions we’ve been wondering about has received a clear answer. After numerous speculations over several months, and what seemed like unintentional leaks, it was officially confirmed at CinemaCon this week that Paul Mescal, Harris Dickinson, Joseph Quinn, and Barry Keoghan will portray Paul, John, George, and Ringo respectively in the upcoming film.