Streaming giant Netflix has announced a new slate of upcoming animated feature films and original series, including six previously unannounced titles in Maya and the Three, My Father’s Dragon, Go! Go! Cory Carson, Kid Cosmic, Trash Truck and The Willoughbys. “We know that there is no one type of family. We embrace all kinds of […]
BBC reportedly scraps Doctor Who Christmas Special in favour of New Year
It’s been an annual fixture since the series was relaunched back in 2005, but according to a report from The Mirror is to be believed, there’ll be no Doctor Who Special for fans to unwrap this Christmas Day. According to The Mirror, Doctor Who bosses have “run out” of Yuletide storylines – but will instead […]
Ridley Scott moving ahead with Gladiator sequel
Deadline is reporting that Ridley Scott is moving ahead with the long-discussed sequel to his 2000 Best Picture winner Gladiator, with the filmmaker tapping Peter Craig (The Town) to work on a script. The original Gladiator starred Russell Crowe as Maximus, a Roman General who is betrayed by Commodus (Joaquin Phoenix), the son of the […]
Scrapped Boba Fett movie would have featured the bounty hunters from The Empire Strikes Back
Over the weekend it was reported that Lucasfilm chief Kathleen Kennedy had confirmed that the long-planned Boba Fett Star Wars Anthology movie is “100% dead”, with the studio opting instead to focus its efforts on Jon Favreau’s live-action series The Mandalorian. Talk of a Boba Fett movie has been circulating since 2013, with Josh Trank […]
Gotham season 5 gets a premiere date, 2 extra episodes, and Jaime Murray
Fox has announced that the fifth and final season of its Batman prequel series Gotham is set to premiere on January 3rd 2019, while the show has been granted an additional two episodes, taking the episode count to 12 from the original order of 10. The announcement was also accompanied by some casting news, with […]
Preview of Alejandro Jodorowsky’s The Sons of El Topo – Volume One: Cain
El Topo rides again this December courtesy of Boom! Studios and legendary filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky, who has teamed with artist Jose Ladronn to continue his 1970 Mexican Acid western film with an original graphic novel sequel The Sons of El Topo – Volume One: Cain. Check out a preview here… The merciless gunslinger El Topo has abandoned […]
Interview: A conversation with actor and writer Paul Darrow
Villordsutch chats with actor and writer Paul Darrow… I was given the chance to interview Paul Darrow, very much a childhood hero of mine, last week and I jumped at it. The day it was supposed to happen I fell ill and him being the gentlemen agreed to put it back to the following morning. […]
Jennifer Garner says an Alias reboot is in the works
It looks like J.J. Abrams’ spy series Alias could be set for a return to the small screen, with star Jennifer Garner revealing to The Hollywood Reporter that there’s whispers of a reboot in the works. “I’ve heard that there’s an Alias reboot happening, but no one’s talked to me about it,” said Garner. “But […]
Baz Luhrmann in talks for Kung Fu remake
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Baz Luhrmann – director of Romeo + Juliet, Moulin Rogue! and The Great Gatsby – has entered talks with Legendary Pictures with regards to helming the upcoming big screen adaptation of the classic 1970s TV series Kung Fu. Should he finalise a deal, it’s said he’ll also rewrite the script, […]
Fox orders two more Lethal Weapon episodes, with Damon Wayans set to appear
Last month, Damon Wayans dropped the unexpected announcement that he was quitting Fox’s hit TV series Lethal Weapon at the conclusion of the show’s third season, citing the toll that it is taking on his health and his family life. The news came as a surprise to Fox, who hadn’t been notified of Wayans’ decision […]
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