“The Flash” Star Hartley Sawyer Fired Over Offensive Tweets
Details regarding “The Flash” star Hartley Sawyer’s firing due to offensive tweets.
Category: Film & TV (page 110)
“Batwoman” Showrunner Explains Why a New Character Will Take Over the Mantle of Batwoman
Earlier this week, a casting call for “Batwoman” seemingly leaked online. While casting calls being leaked is nothing new, this is one is special because it pertains to the show’s titular character, Batwoman.
“Chernobyl” Director Johan Renck Set to Helm “The Last of Us” Pilot for HBO
Acclaimed Director Johan Renck is back with his “Chernobyl” partner Craig Mazin to direct the pilot episode of HBO’s adaptation of Sony’s “The Last Of Us.”
Be Excellent This June 9th, Bill and Ted Style
A guide to having fun the Bill and Ted way for this year’s Bill and Ted Day.
[Review] Reign of the Supermen (2019)
Reign of the Supermen gives us look into life without the Man of Steel. Six months after his death, how does the world respond?
California-Based TV and Film Productions Set to Resume June 12th
It looks like California TV, film, and music production will begin to see the light of day, and it’s sooner than you think!
Sean Bean Admits “Mordor” Speech Secret During “Lord of the Rings” Cast Zoom Call
It turns out that the speech that became one of the most famous memes was written the night before and given to Sean Bean the morning of the shoot.
New Pokemon Short Pays Homage to Classic Cartoons with New Art Style
Last night, the Pokemon Kids TV channel on Youtube uploaded an animated short featuring fan favorites Scraggy and Mimikyu.
Riddler Actor Paul Dano Shares His Approval of Matt Reeves and “The Batman”
Paul Dano offers a brief comment on the script for “The Batman,” his role as the Riddler, and Matt Reeves.
New Virtual Production Facility, Orca Studios, Opens in Spain
While unlikely that LED volume technology will completely make on-location shooting obsolete, the ability to shoot locations in HD and bring them to life on LED walls is an incredible alternative during the COVID-19 pandemic.