Supporters of LGBTQ+ community and their allies are expressing frustration, and some of this frustration is influencing the cast members of an upcoming HBO adaptation. One such actor is John Lithgow, who will portray a character that is among the few gay roles in the series. However, he’s remained unfazed by those trying to persuade him to withdraw from the project.
During an interview with The Times of London regarding his portrayal of controversial children’s author Roald Dahl in the stage play ‘Giant’, Mark Lithgow couldn’t help but discuss the unavoidable subject of Harry Potter. Given the buzz surrounding his involvement in the project, it’s understandable. Lithgow noted that this role might be one of his last significant ones, considering it requires an eight-year commitment. He reflected on the idea of mortality, stating that this part serves as a suitable wind-down role for him.
On Wednesday, it’s planned that Paramount Global and Donald Trump’s representatives will gather in a meeting moderated by a mediator, aiming to settle Trump’s 20-billion-dollar lawsuit against CBS. This discussion takes place at a crucial juncture for Paramount, as they are working towards securing federal approval for their 8-billion-dollar union with Skydance Media.
With Burgess now serving as a detective in Chicago PD season 12, she realizes that her duties have grown significantly. She finds herself acting as a secondary leader within the team and voicing concerns to Voight when she perceives he’s holding back crucial details about a case. In the season 12 episode 18, this dynamic unfolds between Burgess and Voight concerning Reid. Specifically, Kim feels compelled to inform her superior that she and the rest of the unit need all the information at their disposal in order to collaborate effectively on unraveling Reid’s devious plans.
Morgan played a crucial role in all 13 investigations during season 1 of “High Potential,” but she doesn’t work alone. Initially, Lieutenant Selena Soto (played by Judy Reyes) brings her on board to notice tiny details that other detectives, such as Adam Karadec (Daniel Sunjata), might overlook. However, Morgan soon proves to be more than just a consultant and is part of the LAPD’s Major Crimes Unit alongside characters like Daphne Forrester (Javicia Leslie) and Lev “Oz” Ozdil (Deniz Akdeniz). In other words, Morgan plays an essential role in the team, not just as a single consultant.
Season 2 of the series “Andor” has commenced with a bang, promising to delve further into the Empire’s deceit and the selfless acts required to sustain the Rebellion. The upcoming episodes are structured into four segments, with each set of three episodes covering one year in Cassian Andor’s life as well as the development of the Rebel Alliance. This narrative will seamlessly transition into the events portrayed in “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”, ultimately leading up to the original 1977 “Star Wars” movie.