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When considering Morgan Freeman, it’s typically movie roles that spring to mind instead of television appearances. Yet, this norm may be shifting since after his debut in Lioness, he was promoted from a guest star to a regular for Season 2 – an unprecedented move for him. Now, Freeman is disclosing the reasons behind his decision to join the Paramount+ series, and his rationale seems entirely logical.

In the final and concluding season of “Superman & Lois,” both Lex Luthor and Doomsday were featured, yet this critically acclaimed series aimed for even greater ambitions in upcoming episodes. Featuring Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch as the main characters, the show was warmly received because of its dedication to a small-town narrative and faithful representation of the original comics. Throughout the series, numerous famous villains have appeared on screen, but the minds behind “Superman & Lois” intended to introduce The CW’s audience to the ultimate DC Comics antagonist.

It’s tough to picture anyone other than Julie Bowen as Claire Dunphy from Modern Family, yet Judy Greer nearly landed the part. The accomplished character actress and veteran of Arrested Development has disclosed that she was invited to try out for the role of Claire in the popular ABC sitcom, but she declined due to a particular reason.

Unfortunately, Guillermo del Toro’s efforts to prevent the apocalypse from occurring once more were thwarted due to an unexpected payment for a studio set – quite surprisingly.

Is it his renowned katanas, penchant for violence, or dark wit reminiscent of Bill Hicks, but Deadpool is celebrated for various aspects. However, among the most distinctive physical traits that stand out could be his disfigured visage. This face, marked with scars reminiscent of zombies from “The Walking Dead” or even more grotesque, has been likened to hamburger meat, Freddy Krueger, and a repulsive union between two older, unsavory avocados.