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Deadline reports Netflix ordered two seasons; Paltrow plays a mother whose son's killer may receive a reduced sentence.
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Deadline reports she feared filing a police complaint in 2004 could leave her “seen as trouble” in television.
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Deadline reports Benny Safdie directs the live-action/CGI adaptation, with Johnson playing the eccentric Chicken Man.
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Deadline says Patrick Page plays Clay, George Russell's secretary, while Sullivan Jones plays New York Globe publisher Fortune.
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Deadline reports that Boat Rocker Studios closed deals bringing all five seasons to both services.
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Deadline reports Daniels will play Raymond Lesko, a former NYPD detective who now works hotel security.
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Deadline reports that A24 is behind the series and Thomas Vinterberg will make his U.S. television directing debut.
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Deadline reports this will be Mo's first on-screen English-language movie role, following her English-language screen debut in 'Reacher.'
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Deadline reports that Kim Caicedo will write and direct the coming-of-age indie, which is set to shoot on 35mm.
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Deadline says Bruce Norris’s play, directed by Joe Mantello, is now scheduled to begin performances at the Booth Theatre.
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Deadline says Seehorn described her departure for the shoot as happening 'very soon.'
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Deadline reports the Damiani hardcover features 91 previously unpublished photographs and is scheduled for fall 2026.
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Deadline reports Briana Pozner and Colin Lupe created the half-hour series, with Will Gluck attached to direct.
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The Hollywood Reporter says Stewart will continue hosting part-time and executive producing through the next presidential election.
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Deadline says the film follows a washed-up former CIA agent living in Ibiza who is drawn back into action.
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Netflix announced Kaling's addition to the cast on October 19, 2026.
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DiscussingFilm, citing Deadline, says D'Orc is half-dwarf and half-orc, hunted by both light and dark.
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Deadline reports that Julia Garner stars in and executive produces the thriller; Parker’s character details remain under wraps.
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Deadline reports Gomez-Rejon will also direct the second episode and executive produce both episodes of the Disney+ series.
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FilmUpdates describes the project as a thriller based on an original idea by Drew Pearce.