Great Scott! Christopher Lloyd Has Joined The Mandalorian Season 3
Beskar? Where they're going they don't need ... Beskar. Or maybe they do, we have no idea yet.
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U2 Is Getting A Biographical Scripted Series From Netflix And Bad Robot
JJ Abrams' production company Bad Robot is working on a series about rock band U2, which will be written by the scribe behind Bohemian Rhapsody. -
The Blue Beetle Movie Beefs Up Its Cast With Adriana Barraza, George Lopez & More
Blue Beetle has rounded out the cast of the Reyes family in the upcoming DC Comics movie featuring their first Latino superhero on the big screen. -
Star Trek: Discovery Producer Reveals How Season 5 Will Pull From Trek's Past
The fifth season of Star Trek: Discovery has already been ordered, and producer/director Olatunde Osunsanmi has hinted at what's in store for the future. -
Early Edition Reboot Will Star Alice Eve As A Journalist Who Gets Tomorrow's News Today
The original series focused on Kyle Chandler receiving a newspaper with news from the next day. Now Alice Eve will star in the reboot with a different twist. -
Emily V. Gordon Has Signed On To Write The Animated Play-Doh Feature
Looks like this will be some good, clean family fun. -
Minx Producer Paul Feig Wants You To Trust Him As Captain Of The Ship [Interview]
Paul Feig, the producer of the new HBO Max series Minx, talks about his producing style, stepping back and letting writers find their voice, and more. -
Doctor Strange Will Meet One Of Christine's Variants In Multiverse Of Madness
Stephen Strange will be running into more than one version of his ex, Christine Palmer, in Multiverse of Madness. -
Black Crab Star Noomi Rapace On Breaking Her Nose On Set, Learning To Ice-Skate, And More [Interview]
Noomi Rapace, who stars in director Adam Berg's action-thriller Black Crab, says cinema saved her life. Find out what else she said about making the new film. -
DC Announces The Batman Prequel Comic Riddler: Year One, Written By Paul Dano
This should offer more insight into the disturbing character from Matt Reeves' film. -
Black Crab Director Adam Berg On The State Of The Action-Thriller In Sweden [Interview]
Adam Berg, who made his directorial debut with the new action film on Netflix starring Noomi Rapace, tells us about getting the most out of his budget. -
Disney Restores Same-Sex Kiss In Lightyear After Pixar Animators Speak Out About LGBTQ+ Censorship
The move by the studio comes in the aftermath of Bob Chapek's tepid response to the Don't Say Gay bill. -
Gremlins: Secrets Of The Mogwai First Look: Series Will Debut At The Annecy International Animation Film Festival
It should come as no surprise that the first look from the animated series is super cute. -
Superhero Bits: Jared Leto Hasn't Given Up On Joker, Rhodey Is Back For Marvel's Secret Invasion & More
In today's edition of Superhero Bits, prepare to see War Machine again in the MCU, get ready for Marvel's big comic-book event of 2022, and more. -
Scream 6 Will Stab Its Way Into Your Hearts Next Spring
Scream 6 (or is it Scream 2?) has landed a March 2023 release date. -
Daily Podcast: A Possible Damon Lindelof Star Wars Movie, Amazon Buys MGM, And More
On today's /Film Daily, Peter and Ben talk about what a Damon Lindelof Star Wars movie might look like, Amazon buying MGM, and more. -
Richard Linklater And Glen Powell Talk Apollo 10 1/2 And Recreating 1960s Houston In Animation [Interview]
Apollo 10 1/2 writer/director Richard Linklater and actor Glen Powell tell us about recreating the 1960s in the rotoscoped kids' movie that's coming to Netflix. -
Gene Roddenberry Wasn't Happy With Star Trek: Wrath Of Khan's Most Famous Scene
The peace-loving Star Trek creator wasn't too happy with one of the most memorable scenes in The Wrath of Khan. -
The Scent Of Burnt Flowers TV Adaptation, Starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Lands At FX
The Scent of Burnt Flowers, a TV show based on Blitz Bazawule's upcoming novel, has landed at FX after a bidding war. -
The Silence Of The Lambs Proves Less Is More When It Comes To Horror
Director Jonathan Demme proved that less was more when it came to crafting "The Silence of the Lambs" most terrifying scenes. -
New Bridgerton Season 2 Promo Teases Anthony And Edwina's Romance
Anthony, Edwina, and Kate are (metaphorically) circling each other in the latest teaser for Bridgerton season 2. -
Daniel Radcliffe Is Not Interested In Playing Harry Potter Again ... At Least, Not Right Now
Daniel Radcliffe says he's not ready to play Harry Potter again, but you can give him a call back in 30 years to see if he's changed his mind. -
Hunger Games Filmmaker Francis Lawrence To Direct Sci-Fi Film Stalag-X
Franny Lawrs is keeping busy these days. -
How George Romero Cobbled Together A Cast For Night Of The Living Dead
George A. Romero's seminal zombie movie "Night of the Living Dead" is a horror classic. However, assembling a cast was the scariest part for the director. -
Everything Everywhere All At Once TV Spots Showcase A Mind-Melting Good Time
Check out these new TV spots for Everything Everywhere All At Once, featuring accolades from very prestigious critics. -
How Suspiria Pulled Off Its Most Grotesque Scene
Here's the inside scoop on Suspiria's most grotesque and stomach-turning scene. -
Nimona Faced Pushback From Disney Over Same-Sex Kiss, Say Former Blue Sky Studios Staffers
Former Blue Sky Studios employees say they received pushback from Disney over queer characters in the since-canceled animated movie Nimona.
