Mackie, during his promotional activities for the latest Captain America movie, made some remarks that sparked a small but intense debate on social media. Subsequently, he felt compelled to issue a subsequent statement to explain his initial comments more clearly.
The biblical tale of House of David has been reimagined into an eight-part series, with this captivating production being the work of Jon Erwin and Jon Gunn, who have previously collaborated on projects like Jesus Revolution, American Underdog, Ordinary Angels, and more. In this adaptation, Michael Iskander, a rising star from Kimberly Akimbo, takes on the role of David, while Martyn Ford, known for his roles in Those About to Die, embodies the formidable Goliath. This enthralling series will debut on Prime Video on February 27, with the first three episodes released simultaneously. Subsequent episodes will follow at weekly intervals. The official summary provides a tantalizing glimpse into the narrative:
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Crichton was recognized for weaving real-world science and imaginative tales about flawed genetics and technology, which produced works like “Westworld,” “Congo,” undeniably “Jurassic Park” and “The Lost World.” Although the fundamental plot of these novels served as the foundation for the 1993 film and its 1997 sequel, there were certain scenes that didn’t align with the runtime or Steven Spielberg’s desired narrative (for example, the on-screen demise of John Hammond differed from the books).
In its second season, the acclaimed show named Pantheon, developed by Craig Silverstein and inspired by tales penned by Ken Liu, boasts a stellar ensemble with familiar faces such as Katie Chang (from The Bling Ring), Paul Dano (The Batman), Aaron Eckhart (The Dark Knight), Daniel Dae Kim (Lost), Rosemarie DeWitt (Smile 2), Chris Diamantopoulos (Red Notice), Ron Livingston (Office Space), and Taylor Schilling (Orange Is the New Black). As per What’s on Netflix, the second season of Pantheon is set to premiere for streaming on Netflix starting February 21, 2025. For a glimpse into the series, you can find the official synopsis detailed below.