A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Saved Its Biggest Canon Change For The Very Last Second

Ira Parker, the creator and showrunner, is committed to staying true to George R.R. Martin’s source material with A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. He’s done this by keeping Martin heavily involved as a co-creator and executive producer. This approach has been incredibly successful, with the show attracting a large audience and receiving praise comparable to House of the Dragon and even some seasons of the original Game of Thrones.

Paul Giamatti’s New $103M Historical Movie Officially Releases On Netflix Next Week After Ending A 15-Year Franchise Era

Paul Giamatti will be in the upcoming movie Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale, which is the third film based on the popular six-season British TV show. The previous movie came out in U.S. theaters last September and is now available to stream on Peacock and through digital retailers. It’s also becoming available on a major streaming platform.

Meryl Streep’s Cult Classic Comedy Horror Sets Peacock Release Date

Starting March 1st, you’ll be able to watch Death Becomes Her on Peacock. This funny and spooky movie features Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn as two actresses who have been competing for years. They both try a magical potion that promises to keep them young forever, but it comes with some horrifying consequences.

Learning You – TRAILER

Inspired by a true story, Learning You is a touching and funny film about Ty Smith, an architect and father trying to reconnect with his autistic son, Elijah. Seven years after a difficult Christmas and a divorce, Ty must decide whether to give up custody of Elijah or fight to rebuild their relationship. Their impulsive road trip is made even more unique by Nook, Elijah’s imaginary, life-sized stuffed bear, who both challenges and supports Ty. What starts as a last-ditch effort evolves into a journey of self-discovery, showing that happiness and family can be found in the most surprising circumstances.

Stephen King Fans Were Treated To Three of His Best Adaptations in 2017

Stephen King adaptations appear on screen frequently, with at least one new project released almost every year. 2017 was a particularly strong year for King fans, despite a disappointing start with The Dark Tower. It brought three successful adaptations: IT, 1922, and Gerald’s Game. From a blockbuster horror about a terrifying clown to intensely suspenseful and disturbing psychological thrillers, 2017 proved how captivating King’s stories can be when done well.

‘I Swear’ Sets Netflix Debut Date After BAFTA Success

The BAFTAs delivered a surprising win in the Best Actor category, with the award going to for his role in I Swear. He beat out strong competition including Leonardo DiCaprio, Timothée Chalamet (Marty Supreme), Ethan Hawke (Blue Moon), Michael B. Jordan (Sinners), and Jesse Plemons (Bugonia). Now, I Swear is set for another big moment: it will become available to stream on Netflix in the UK in March 2026, and is expected to be released on and other streaming services in the US later that summer.