A fierce competition is unfolding as we witness the initial auction for the year, focusing on a revival of the well-known horror action film series known as Resident Evil, derived from the widely played video games. Cregger has been confirmed to pen and direct this project.
As we move forward with the second installment of “The Night Agent” – Netflix’s gripping spy-action series – its creator and lead writer, Shawn Ryan, was determined to delve deeper into the moral ambiguity of our central character, Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso), who initially manned an emergency hotline for secret agents dealing with classified matters, but eventually finds himself among these international operatives.
For the second season of “The Night Agent” on Netflix, creator Shawn Ryan planned to make protagonist Peter Sutherland (Gabriel Basso) grapple more with moral complexities as he shifts from a low-level FBI agent handling secret matters to becoming one of these international agents.
During a chat with magazine Self, Reinhart shared that while working on the sixth series of the CW program, she faced multiple health complications and unexpected weight increase. This situation ultimately led her to struggle with an eating disorder.
Tabatha, a horse trainer with a remarkable ability to understand horses, faces challenges in earning a living on her ranch near Wall, South Dakota’s small town. She manages by selling the animals she saves from slaughterhouses through local auctions and TikTok, as well as those she rehabilitates. In addition, she takes in children who are either orphaned or neglected by their troubled, indifferent, or impoverished parents.
Living on a ranch near Wall, South Dakota’s small town, Tabatha – a gifted horse trainer with an exceptional ability to communicate with horses – strives to make ends meet. She does this by selling the animals she saves from slaughterhouses at local auctions and through TikTok, as well as the difficult cases she manages to tame. Moreover, she provides shelter for children who have been abandoned or neglected by their parents who are in various distressing situations.
According to THR, George Nolfi, known for his work on films like “The Bourne Ultimatum” and “Ocean’s 12”, will pen the screenplay for a movie titled “New Jedi Order,” which is rumored to be about Rey. Although specific plot details are being kept under wraps, similar to most Star Wars projects, the article mentions that the story unfolds fifteen years after “The Rise of Skywalker”. It’s also stated that in this film, Rey will guide a new generation of Jedi. Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, director of “Ms. Marvel”, is still set to direct.