Led by Slate PR’s top executives Stephen Huvane, Robin Baum, Simon Halls, and Andy Gelb, the revamped edition of their long-standing company, which has gone through multiple transformations over more than three decades, is now operational with fully staffed offices in both Los Angeles and New York City.
The movies will initially be shown only in a few cinemas, followed by their availability for video-on-demand and sales of physical copies.
This year, the entire cast is considering re-entering the categories for best supporting actor/actress. However, some actors might feel that they’re more fit for a lead role, so things could shift. The TV Academy hasn’t decided on the exact number of slots in the best supporting actor/actress categories for dramas yet, as they wait to tally the submissions. But, they seem inclined to have eight nominees.
News about Salke’s departure – a surprise that rippled through Hollywood – is breaking, happening at a time when the real-life couple are preparing for the April 24 premiere on Amazon Prime Video of “Étoile,” an elaborate ballet series set across continents, which serves as a follow-up to their Emmy-winning show, “Mrs. Maisel.” The drama-comedy spans eight episodes and features Luke Kirby and French actress Charlotte Gainsbourg as heads of ballet companies in New York and Paris, who agree to exchange their star performers in an attempt to rescue their esteemed institutions.
As a devoted cinephile, I’m thrilled to share that Cola and Gomez are set to grace our screens in Season 3 of the Apple TV+ dramedy. They’ll be recurring characters, adding their unique charm to the series. Joining them is none other than Jeff Daniels, along with the returning stars Jason Segel, Harrison Ford, Christa Miller, Emmy Award nominee Jessica Williams, Luke Tennie, Michael Urie, Lukita Maxwell, and Ted McGinley. I can hardly wait!
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At Qumra, derived from the Arabic word thought to mean “camera,” approximately 300 major figures within the industry – such as sales agents, producers, and top film festival programmers – gathered in Doha, a city that served as a significant mediator during negotiations between Hamas and Israel. This gathering showcased a fresh batch of debut and follow-up works predominantly from Arab directors, encompassing 49 projects; 27 of these are feature films, either still in development or post-production.
They are set to team up with “Slow Horses” actor Jack Lowden, who was recently confirmed for the role of Mr. Darcy, as EbMaster previously announced on a Wednesday report.
News about the upcoming pickup is made public following our exclusive report that Summer H. Howell is in talks for the lead role, while Siena Agudong has been confirmed as Sue Snell. It was initially announced that the show was being developed back in October 2024. Amazon has commissioned eight episodes, with filming set to commence this summer in Vancouver.
Russian acting legend Borisov garnered international recognition for his outstanding role in Sean Baker’s five-time Oscar-winning film “Anora.” This movie not only won the prestigious Palme d’Or at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival but also brought Borisov nominations for several esteemed awards, including an Academy Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor and nominations for BAFTA, Golden Globe, Gotham, and Film Independent Spirit Awards in the same category.