La lauréate d'un Emmy Award, Jodie Comer, sera la tête d'affiche de la mini-série The Chain sur HBO. Elle incarnera une mère de famille habitant en banlieue, confrontée à un choix impossible après l'enlèvement de sa fille.
Jodie Comer jouera le rôle de Rachel dans la future mini-série The Chain sur HBO. Le projet est adapté du roman à succès d'Adrian McKinty et se concentre sur un système criminel dans lequel un parent doit kidnapper un autre enfant pour obtenir la libération du sien.
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HBO has unveiled a new trailer for the third season of its hit series Euphoria, showcasing the late Eric Dane in one of his final TV appearances as Cal Jacobs. The promo also introduces Sharon Stone as a studio executive and teases intense plot developments including drug trafficking and a wedding. The season premieres on April 12.
Netflix has given a straight-to-series order for a limited series adaptation of Jonathan Franzen's novel 'The Corrections,' with Meryl Streep starring as the family matriarch Enid. The project is written by Franzen and directed by Cord Jefferson. Streep's involvement was first announced two years ago during early development.
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Emma D'Arcy, star of HBO's 'House of the Dragon,' has been cast as the lead in 'Last Train Home,' a magical realist short film about dying from director Jessi Gutch. The project draws from Gutch's personal experience with incurable ovarian cancer and explores death as a multifaceted human experience. Production is currently seeking financing with a budget of £72,000.
HBO Max has revealed the premiere date and trailer for the fifth and final season of Hacks, starring Jean Smart as Deborah Vance. The 10-episode run begins on April 9, with a series finale set for May 28. The storyline follows Deborah and Ava returning to Las Vegas after false reports of her death.
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Sumerian Pictures has secured U.S. distribution rights for the Sundance award-winning film Josephine in a seven-figure deal, committing to a major theatrical release and awards campaign. The drama, directed by Beth de Araújo and starring Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan, explores a family's psychological struggles after their daughter witnesses a crime. The acquisition signals positive momentum for the independent film sector amid recent successes.