Among those stars, including current companion Varada Sethu, will be joined by numerous others. Billie Piper (Rose), Jodie Whittaker (The Thirteenth Doctor), Pearl Mackie (Bill Potts), David Tennant (The Tenth/Fourteenth Doctor) and Manip Gill (Yaz Khan) have been announced to appear. However, it was recently revealed that two more Doctor Who legends will make an appearance as well.
Although the series finale left some questions unanswered about Tennant’s children and various plots in NCIS: Hawai’i, all the characters in the show were actively engaged as agents by the end, indicating they haven’t slowed down. This implies there’s a chance they might continue working together, but their motivations could vary. Therefore, these characters have an open-ended future beyond the series cancellation, although some possibilities are more definite than others.
Among the highly anticipated Disney+ series from Marvel is Vision Quest, a show delving into the adventure of Vision (Paul Bettany) following his resurrection as White Vision. Interestingly, it’s not just Vision who is being revived in this show; according to reports from entertainment insider Daniel Richtman, James D’Arcy will reprise his role as Edwin Jarvis in Vision Quest. Known for serving as Howard Stark’s butler and an ally of Peggy Carter, Jarvis has a significant history within the MCU. Moreover, he served as the inspiration for Tony Stark’s A.I. companion JARVIS, whom the younger Stark named in honor of their mutual friend.
Starring Paulson and Keira Allen, the film Run emulates the narrative style of Alfred Hitchcock, a renowned master of suspense who was instrumental in creating psychological thrillers. With its “mother knows best” plotline, Run incorporates numerous genre conventions. Clocking in at 90 minutes, this film offers a nerve-wracking viewing experience that challenges the boundaries of what can be shown when portraying the ominous aspects of motherhood. The story delves into some seriously dark territory and may prompt you to revisit the real-life case of Gypsy-Rose Blanchard.
Pugh’s acting is marked by expressive physical movements, including purposeful gestures and frequent facial changes. During intense scenes, especially in horror films, her performance becomes even more powerful. While she often uses a subtle approach in dramas and comedies, in horror movies, she doesn’t hold back on the intensity, making them particularly impactful. It’s this fearless style that makes the character she played in “Lady Macbeth” her favorite among her roles.
In 2003, “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” was unveiled, boasting a talented ensemble led by Sean Connery, Peta Wilson, Richard Roxburgh, Jason Flemyng, Tony Curran, Stuart Townsend, and Shane West. The film’s plot revolves around: