Battlestar Galactica Reboot: No Humanoid Cylons Allowed According to Ron Moore

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It’s worth noting that a new version of “Battlestar Galactica” might be quite a while away, given that Peacock abandoned the one they were working on last summer. Yet, during a recent episode of “The Sackhoff Show,” Katee Sackhoff (who played Starbuck) and the show’s producer Jeff Porter had a chat with Ronald D. Moore about his latest interview, and Tricia Helfer (Six in Battlestar) brought up her old conversation with Moore. This discussion occurred during the development phase of the streaming series.

That Time Will Smith Walked Up To Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester Stallone And Bruce Willis And Ended Up Getting Some Major Movie Star Advice

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In a clip from the documentary film, Number One on the Call Sheet, available this week with an Apple TV+ subscription, that has been posted to Instagram, Smith tells a story which he’s mentioned before about attending a Planet Hollywood opening in the early 1990s. He had a chance to talk to three movie star shareholders, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bruce Willis, and Sylvester Stallone. Smith said…

Jack Reynor Cast in Lee Cronin’s ‘The Mummy’ Reboot

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According to the latest reports from Deadline, Jack Reynor has been chosen for the main character in The Mummy. This means he won’t be wrapped up like a mummy but instead will play the human character being menaced by the Mummy. Reynor is well-known for his roles in Transformers: Age of Extinction (2014) and the horror film Midsommar (2019), which starred Florence Pugh. He’s also worked with director John Carney, appearing in Sing Street (2016) and Flora and Son (2023).

Netflix Unveils Owen Cooper’s Haunting Audition Tape for ‘Adolescence’

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Netflix UK shared Owen Cooper’s audition video on their official platform (previously Twitter). The clip alternates between Cooper’s recorded audition and the corresponding scenes from the series’ final version. In two of the episodes, Cooper makes a memorable appearance, particularly in Episode 3 where he captivates viewers. From his interrogation in Episode 1, it’s barely noticeable how his performance in the audition tape compares to the finished product. When we transition to his monologues in Episode 3, it’s chilling to see the character transformation and development across the two episodes, and this is evident even in the audition.