Sebulba, the memorable and ruthless podracer from *The Phantom Menace*, is making a comeback! He was introduced as Anakin Skywalker’s competitor in the Boonta Eve Classic and hasn’t been seen since. After years of absence, it’s now confirmed that this prequel villain will return to the Star Wars universe.
Similar to other *Avengers* movies, *Doomsday* will feature heroes teaming up for the first time. While Marvel Studios is keeping the specifics of how these different superhero groups will connect a secret, some details have started to emerge as actors film scenes together.
Okay, so this one’s a fun ride! It centers around a powerful sorcerer who, unfortunately, meets his end in a magical duel. But don’t worry, it’s not the end of his story! He gets a second chance at life, reincarnated as the seventh prince of the Kingdom of Saloum. The voice acting is really solid too – you’ve got Makoto Koichi, Fairouz Ai, Lynn, and a whole bunch of other talented folks like Akira Sekine, Rie Takahashi, Shun Horie, Yuya Hirose, Akane Kumada, and Eriko Matsui bringing the characters to life. Definitely a strong voice cast!
Wondering when the next episode of Beavis and Butt-Head Season 3 will be available? Here’s the information on the release date for Episode 5.
The new four-episode animated series, *Marvel Zombies*, will start streaming on Disney+ on September 24th. Marvel has announced that six actors from previous Marvel Cinematic Universe projects will be providing voices for this series.
A new trailer for the *Marvel Zombies* series has been released, giving fans a look at many of the heroes and villains who will appear – including several characters transformed into zombies.
The film is divided into five parts and features a colorful cast of characters. These include a man who frequently proposes marriage (Paul Walter Hauser), a shy waitress hoping to become a country singer (Sydney Sweeney), and a young boy who believes he’s the reincarnation of Sitting Bull (Gavin Maddox Bergman). The group is rounded out by a collection of dishonest individuals, creating a chaotic atmosphere reminiscent of a talk show green room. The story centers around a valuable ghost shirt owned by the self-absorbed businessman Duvall (Toby Huss). Antiques dealer Roy Lee Dean (Simon Rex) hires some criminals to steal it, which quickly leads to violence and hints at the film’s ultimate outcome. Others are also interested in the ghost shirt, including Mandy (Halsey, styled after Joan Jett) and the waitress, both of whom see it as a way to improve their lives.
The movie has been refreshed, but its core conflicts and mysteries remain powerful and feel just as important today as they did in the early 2000s. We spoke with Adam about the film, and he shared many interesting stories from the making of it.
Director Ben Semanoff shared that the team held discussions before filming began about directing and collaborating with deaf actors and using American Sign Language. He described the experience as positive and straightforward. He then explained how he worked with Troy Kotsur and the two on-set interpreters, detailing the specific roles each interpreter played.
Cynthia Erivo, starring as Elphaba in the upcoming *Wicked: For Good* film, recently discussed a new song called “No Place Like Home” with Empire magazine. This song, which will be the third musical number in the movie, will allow her character, the Wicked Witch of the West, to share her deepest emotions as the story unfolds. The film covers the second half of the overall *Wicked* narrative, and Erivo explained…