Tyler, Creator will be appearing in his first acting role in the film “Marty Supreme,” which is a movie produced by A24 and directed by Josh Safdie, featuring Timothée Chalamet.
Contemporary space exploration sagas, like SYFY‘s latest sensation The Ark (don’t miss new episodes every Wednesday), might want to pay tribute to one of the classic sci-fi shows that paved the way, Ronald D. Moore’s thought-provoking 2004 series Battlestar Galactica, which in turn drew significant inspiration from the original 1978 version (another early hit from SYFY, more famously known as Sci Fi at that time).
During his lively conversations on “The Bear”, Ebon Moss-Bachrach has cultivated a charming camaraderie with the cast of the comedy-drama series. Now, moving forward to his next venture, the upcoming “The Fantastic Four: First Steps”, this beloved actor finds himself among another talented group of actors. It appears they’ve grown quite close, and Moss-Bachrach underscored this bond by sharing how his “FF” co-stars affectionately encouraged him prior to his recent Emmy award victory.
The essence of “Star Trek” is built upon the foundations of diversity and inclusivity. This series is rooted in the concept of “IDIC,” which means “Variety without end in endless combinations.” It’s frequently praised for telling compelling stories that resonate with underrepresented groups. However, no one is perfect, and it’s been noticed that the franchise had limited Latino representation during its initial phases. This issue was brought up by John Leguizamo, and even Robert Picardo, who starred in “Voyager,” acknowledged this lack of representation.
It’s no surprise that the success of adapting Stephen King’s works for both the big and small screen has been a rollercoaster ride over the past five decades – swinging up and down like a frantic yo-yo, from Brian De Palma’s groundbreaking Carrie in 1976 to the dwindling profits of the now eleven Children of the Corn films. However, The Life of Chuck, directed by Mike Flanagan, avoids any troubles typically associated with King adaptations altogether.