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Trying to improve the relationship between actors and directors, the speaker expressed his deep affection for his colleagues, emphasizing that actors are people with feelings. He explained he’s known many of them for years and dislikes seeing anyone treated unkindly, especially now when so much cruelty already exists. He warned directors that publicly criticizing actors, even on podcasts, won’t be forgotten – stars will remember and bring it up long after the fact.

Hollywood hasn’t always been so cautious about creating franchises. Sequels didn’t become reliable money-makers until the 1970s and 80s, and even then, they rarely continued the original story directly. Instead, sequels often felt like updated versions of the first film, or filmmakers intentionally made them very different in style and tone. David Fincher’s film definitely took the latter approach, and he took a big gamble by making something so drastically different from the original that it shocked fans, critics, and those involved in the first movie.

Stephen King often creates unusual and enigmatic characters in his books, and their importance to the story or the protagonist isn’t always immediately clear. A good example of this is the Yellow Card Man, portrayed by Kevin J. O’Connor in the 2016 Hulu miniseries 11.22.63.

While miniseries are popular, some full-season TV shows are equally captivating. These shows build a strong, consistent world where each episode adds something meaningful to the larger story. Even episodes that tackle difficult or complex subjects feel essential and well-crafted, never feeling like filler.

The first trailer for the X-Men’s appearance in Avengers: Doomsday is now available, and fans are especially excited about Cyclops’ costume. It’s the classic yellow and blue suit from the 1990s and X-Men: The Animated Series, rather than the more modern black leather or colorful jumpsuits often seen in superhero films. Interestingly, comic book writer Chris Claremont once said that bright, spandex costumes look great in comics, but would be awkward on real people. While that might have been true in 2000, audiences have become much more accustomed to seeing characters’ iconic looks faithfully recreated in live-action over the past 25 years of superhero movies and TV shows.

The Pokémon Company is well-known for its video games, but a significant portion of its income actually comes from selling merchandise. They often make these products themselves, though they occasionally partner with brands like Uniqlo for special items. Because of its size and success, The Pokémon Company has the resources to handle most of its production in-house.

Both the book and the TV series delved into the complicated relationship between Ilya and his brother, Alexei (called Andrei in the books). From the beginning, a strong rivalry was established, and it became so intense that viewers wondered what had caused the brothers to grow apart.