Editorial Staff
After the staggering amount of money the first has made, no surprise to hear Sony are bankrolling another “Jumanji”. Studio chief Tom Rothman is so confident the next film- the second sequel to the Robin Williams classic – will also pull in the bucks that he’s scheduling “Jumanji 3” to open against “Star Wars : Episode IX” Christmas 2019. (The Wall Street Journal)
As if HBO’s “Big Little Lies” couldn’t get any better, Meryl Streep has signed for a role in season two.
A sequel to Michael Jai White starrer “Black Dynamite” could be in the works, if this tweet from the actor is anything to go on.
Actress Candice Bergen and Creator Diane English are reuniting on a revival of CBS classic “Murphy Brown”. The first of thirteen new episodes will air during the 2018-19 season, it was reported today. English will reprise her role as writer and executive producer through her Bend in the Road Productions shingle. Many of the shows other original cast members are expected to reprise their roles.
Warner Animation Group are teaming with Dr. Seuss Enterprises, L.P. to produce multiple feature films based on the iconic characters and stories created by Dr. Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel). First cab off the rank if a new fully animated version of “The Cat in the Hat”.
The upcoming “Spider-Man : Homecoming” sequel is looking to fill a ‘femme fatale’ role. The actress should be European and in her twenties. Black Cat? Silver Sable? maybe Spider-Woman?
There are three sides to every story. Watch Regina King, Clare-Hope Ashitey and Russell Hornsby as they seek justice and truth in the trailer for “Seven Seconds”. “Seven Seconds” is a new Netflix original crime anthology series created and executive produced by Veena Sud (“The Killing”). “Seven Seconds” launches on February 23, 2018 only on Netflix.
A promo for the upcoming midseason premiere for FOX’s “The X-Files” is online :
