Actors <keyword id="20016231" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="Dakota-Johnson" source="keywords">Dakota Johnson</keyword> and <keyword id="22096067" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Adria-Arjona" source="keywords">Adria Arjona</keyword> are set to headline the upcoming <keyword id="20040313" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="comedy-movie" source="keywords">comedy movie</keyword> titled "Splitsville", which revolves around the challenges of an <keyword id="22889064" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="open-marriage" source="keywords">open marriage</keyword>. <keyword id="22889065" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Michael-Covino" source="keywords">Michael Covino</keyword> is directing the movie and has written it with Kyle Marvin. <br /><br />Covino and Marvin, who last worked together on 2019's "The Climb", will also act in the movie, reported IndieWire. <br /><br />The story begins with Ashley (Arjona) demanding a divorce from her husband Carey (Marvin). Carey seeks the advice of friends Julie (Johnson) and Paul (Covino) and realises that the secret to their happiness is an open marriage. But things don't go well for him and Ashley. <br /><br />The film will release next year. <br /><br />Johnson most recently starred in "Madame Web" alongside Sydney Sweeney, Isabela Merced and Emma Roberts, while Arjona broke out in a big way with comedy "Hit Man". <br /><br />Marvin featured in the limited series "WeCrashed" whereas Covino will appear in indie comedy "Notice to Quit".

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<ul class="summary-list"><li>"Andor" star Adria Arjona said that she didn't want to take her costume from the set as a souvenir.</li><li>Arjona plays new "Star Wars" character Bix Caleen in the Disney+ series.</li></ul><p>"Andor" actress Adria Arjona said that she didn't ask to keep her costume from the set and that she hopes that it'll end up in a "Star Wars" museum.</p><p>Arjona <a href="https://www.insider.com/andor-what-to-know-before-watching-disney-star-wars-series-2022-9">joins the "Star Wars" canon</a> as a completely new character, Bix Caleen, who is an ally of the titular character.</p><p>Despite being a newcomer to the franchise, Arjona told Insider that she was adamant about not grabbing a souvenir.</p><p>"There's something quite interesting about 'Star Wars' that everything is very much all about the fans and they have a whole warehouse with like a million things of 'Star Wars,'" she explained. "So I didn't even ask if I could keep something. I was like, 'One day, they'll have a little museum and maybe they'll have my boot. So maybe I'm not gonna ask for my boot.'"</p><p>Arjona continued: "It was just me [being] hopeful and wishful thinking that one day it'll be Bix's costume somewhere."</p><p><a href="https://www.insider.com/andor-star-adria-arjona-mom-convinced-her-to-audition-2022-9">During the interview</a>, Arjona also said that her mother persuaded her to audition for the role during the coronavirus pandemic.</p><p>"She, like a good Puerto Rican mom, never hangs up the phone on me. But she just told me: 'You're a swan. You could swim in the lake of shit and not get stained. Let the force be with you, my daughter,' and she hung up the phone on me," she recalled. "I was like, 'Okay, well, then I guess I'm going.'"</p><p>In the past, many stars have kept their lightsabers or clothing from their time filming the franchise.</p><p>Samuel L. Jackosn got to keep his purple lightsaber from the prequel trilogy, which had a "Pulp Fiction" inscription.</p><p>Earlier this year, the Marvel star said on "<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhP6TI2ikt8">The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon</a>," that he didn't ask for the engraving, which was a <a href="https://www.insider.com/samuel-l-jackson-star-wars-lightsaber-pulp-fiction-engraving-2022-3">homage to his character in the Quentin Tarantino film.</a></p><p>"No, they did that because they loved me," Jackson said. "I didn't ask for it. When the shoot was over, when they presented it to me, it had 'BMF' on the on-off button." </p><p><em>"Andor" is streaming now on Disney+.</em></p>

'Andor' star Adria Arjona refused to take souvenirs from set in the hopes her costume will end up in a museum

<ul class="summary-list"><li>"Andor" star Adria Arjona said that she had to be persuaded by her mom to go to the screen test.</li><li>She told Insider that the audition was during the COVID pandemic so she was unsure about safety.</li></ul><p><a href="https://www.insider.com/andor-what-to-know-before-watching-disney-star-wars-series-2022-9">"Andor" star Adria Arjona</a> said that she was convinced to audition for the series after a phone call with her mother.</p><p>Arjona joins the "Star Wars" canon as a new character, Bix Caleen, who is close to the titular character (played by Diego Luna). In the first three episodes, which premiere Wednesday on Disney+, Bix assists Cassian Andor in escaping the authorities.</p><p>During an interview ahead of the series premiere, the rising star told Insider that she almost considered canceling her screen test for the show due to the pandemic.</p><p>"I was in Paris and it was peak pandemic and no one really knew what was going on," Arjona said. "And I called my mom who was in Puerto Rico and I was like, 'Mom, I don't know if to get on this train. There's this thing called COVID. I'm so unsure of what to do.'"</p><p>Arjona continued: "She, like a good Puerto Rican mom, never hangs up the phone on me. But she just told me: 'You're a swan. You could swim in the lake of shit and not get stained. Let the force be with you, my daughter,' and she hung up the phone on me. I was like, 'Okay, well, then I guess I'm going.'"</p><div type="image" title="Andor" height="2730" width="3641" msid="94499423" hostid="261" sizebytes="180692"></div><p>Arjona made the right decision because she got the role immediately after the audition. </p><p>"I did the first scene [from] the first episode that we have with Diego and then I did another scene on my own," Arjona said. "Then there was this dead silence for like 10 seconds and Tony  [Gilroy, the showrunner] just looked at me and goes, 'Welcome to Star Wars.' I was so shook. This never happens in the room, especially not for 'Star Wars.'"</p><p>Arjona credited her good fortune to Tony Gilroy, the "Andor" showrunner, for knowing exactly what he was looking for.</p><p>The 30-year-old star continued: "It speaks more on how Tony just knows exactly what he wants and needs no one to guide him or tell him any different. He's like, 'This is it. You are Bix.' Then he sort of introduced me to everyone in the office going, 'This is Bix, this is Bix.' And I was like, 'Oh my God.' It was the craziest 10 minutes of my life."</p><p><em>"Andor" premieres Wednesday on Disney+.</em></p>

'Andor' star Adria Arjona says her mom convinced her to audition during the pandemic: 'Let the force be with you, my daughter'

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Zoë Kravitz's psychological thriller "Blink Twice" stars Naomi Ackie and Channing Tatum.</li><li>The film takes place on a private island where strange things happen.</li></ul><p><em>Warning: Major spoilers ahead for "Blink Twice."</em></p><p>"Blink Twice," a new psychological thriller cowritten and directed by <a target="_blank" class="" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/channing-tatum-zoe-kravitz-relationship-timeline-photos-2022-2">Zoë Kravitz</a>, is stuffed with twists and turns.</p><p>Kravitz's directorial debut stars Naomi Ackie as Frida, a cocktail waitress and aspiring nail artist in desperate need of a vacation. She meets tech billionaire Slater King (<a target="_blank" class="" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/channing-tatum-deadpool-and-wolverine-gambit-movie-2024-8">Channing Tatum</a>) while working at a lavish gala for his company, King-Tech. Frida charms her way into a trip to his private island with her best friend Jess (Alia Shawkat).</p><p>Phones are swiftly surrendered, and Frida loses track of the days as she falls into a cycle of drinking, smoking, doing drugs, and partying with Slater and his posse.</p><p>It doesn't take too long before Frida starts noticing unsettling peculiarities, like unexplained dirt under her fingernails and a maid killing the island's venomous snakes.</p><p>Once Frida pieces together the sinister things really happening on the island, the action kicks into high gear.</p><p>Here's a breakdown of the film's climax and satisfying ending.</p><h2 id="942f2d63-2657-4eb3-94a9-b46f87d39aa4">Frida and Sarah team up to take down Slater and the men who have been abusing and exploiting the women.</h2><div type="image" title="Naomi Ackie as Frida and Adria Arjona as Sarah in &quot;Blink Twice.&quot;" height="791" width="1920" msid="112752636" hostid="261" sizebytes="19354"></div><p>Slater is initially presented as a charming billionaire who credits therapy with changing his life. But his sadistic behavior becomes clearer later in the movie.</p><p>After Jess gets bitten by a viper one night, she decides she's had enough of the island. But Frida has no desire to leave because, for the first time in her life, she's not invisible. The next day, Frida wakes up and goes about her typical routine: spraying herself with a perfume made from a red desideria flower found only on the island, getting dressed in the same white outfit, and joining the rest of the group for another day of relaxation.</p><p>When a maid gives Frida a green liquid to drink that's actually snake venom, she begins to regain fragments of memories. Another guest on the island named Sarah (Adria Arjona) then confides in Frida and says she's having a good time but also has a weird feeling that something's off — especially considering that none of the women besides Frida have any memory of Jess, who vanished without explanation.</p><p>Frida and Sarah figure out that the perfume is erasing the women's memories and that snake venom is the key to remembering. To help the other women regain their memories without raising suspicion, Frida and Sarah give them tequila shots mixed with venom. Stacey (Geena Davis), Slater's scatter-brained assistant, also takes venom-laced shots with them.</p><div type="image" title="Naomi Ackie as Frida and Adria Arjona as Sarah in &quot;Blink Twice.&quot;" height="3000" width="4500" msid="112752633" hostid="261" sizebytes="952088"></div><p>Frida regains more of her memories and learns that Jess was murdered by the men because the snake bite prevented her from forgetting. Moreover, Frida and the other women have been subjected to varying degrees of sexual violence by Slater and the other men every night.</p><p>In another flashback, Slater's trauma therapist, Rich (Kyle MacLachlan), who specializes in repressed memories, marvels at how Frida won't remember any of the horrible things happening. The more traumatic the experience, the less Frida remembers, Slater tells him.</p><p>Back in the present day, Slater sees that the women are acting strange at dinner, so Frida and Sarah start a dance party to create a distraction. The action immediately picks up when Camilla (Liz Caribe) and Heather (Trew Mullen) regain their memories.</p><p>Camilla stabs Tom (Haley Joel Osment) to death and Heather clobbers Vic (Christian Slater) in the head with a chessboard. Stan (Cris Costa), Slater's security guard, shoots Heather dead and chases Frida into the woods. Just as Stan is about to shoot Frida, Sarah hits him in the head with a massive rock and kills him. Slater then murders Camilla by stepping on her neck.</p><p>Stacey, meanwhile, is angry that Frida made her remember and tries to kill her. Frida stabs Stacey to death in defense, and Sarah shoots Cody (Simon Rex) dead.</p><p>Among Slater's collection of photos of past guests, Frida finds an old Polaroid of herself with a completely different haircut. This reveals that she's already been to his island, but those memories have been wiped.</p><div type="image" title="Naomi Ackie as Frida in &quot;Blink Twice.&quot;" height="801" width="1920" msid="112752635" hostid="261" sizebytes="28068"></div><p>Frida and Sarah then walk toward Slater's compound — where he's barricaded himself, Vic, and Lucas (Levon Hawke) inside — armed with a knife and a gun. As Frida enters the building, Sarah shoots Lucas from a distance and kills him instantly.</p><p>While fighting Slater, Frida regains more memories, revealing that she got the scar on the side of her face (which Slater had previously asked her about) after an incident in the woods with Slater during her previous visit to the island.</p><p>Slater ties up Frida and tells her that there's no such thing as forgiveness, there's just forgetting — and Frida is amazing at forgetting, as she forgot the island entirely after her last visit. He also says the world would be better if people were freed from remembering things. </p><p>Slater also implies that he and his sister were molested by an older male. This is presumably the traumatic event that happened to him before he was 10 and caused him to have few memories of that period, as he mentioned to Frida earlier in the film.</p><p>Slater is interrupted by Sarah entering the compound, and he runs after her, leaving Frida on the floor.</p><p>Slater drags Sarah into the room where Frida, who cut herself free using a glass shard, is holding the knife. Slater grabs her knife and Frida thinks he's going to kill her, but he says he won't because she's his best friend.</p><p>As Slater is about to cut Sarah's throat, he takes a hit of his vape pen and suddenly becomes disoriented. It's revealed that when Frida freed herself from the ropes, she also laced his vape with the memory-erasing perfume he'd been using on the women.</p><p>Slater trips and falls over, knocking over some of the candles and causing a fire to spread. Before the compound fully goes up in flames,  presumably finishing off a severely injured Vic, Frida and Sarah pull Slater out.</p><p>"I need a vacation," Frida tells Sarah.</p><h2 id="ecb96404-d05d-40a4-bd5b-baaa94a5d42c">Frida gets what she wants in the end.</h2><div type="image" title="Alia Shawkat as Jess and Naomi Ackie as Frida in &quot;Blink Twice.&quot;" height="795" width="1920" msid="112752632" hostid="261" sizebytes="34432"></div><p>Frida, Sarah, and Slater are the only survivors of the trip. It's unclear what specifically happened in the aftermath of the big fight, but Frida's life has drastically turned around and she successfully climbed the social ladder.</p><p>The film concludes with another King-Tech gala, presumably the next year.</p><p>At the event, Rich approaches Slater and asks if they can continue their discussions. But Slater appears confused by what the man is referring to. Frida, who's now married to Slater and sporting a longer haircut, interjects and tells the doctor that they're going to be in Beijing next week so he won't be available.</p><p>Frida then gives Slater his vape liquid, which mostly likely contains the memory-erasing desideria substance, and tells him to eat his steak. Her comment is a callback to earlier in the film, during the first dinner on the island, when Slater told Frida he doesn't eat red meat and she chose not to eat it either in solidarity with him. </p><p>Now, their dynamic has been flipped; it's implied that Frida is regularly tampering with Slater's memories via his vape liquid and controlling him.</p><p>Then, a man onstage refers to her as Frida King, the CEO of King-Tech. Everyone at the gala claps for her, and the film ends with Frida getting her Champagne glass refilled by a cocktail waitress.</p><h2 id="9221f0f3-be53-4ab6-aae2-415e9261d78b">The final sequence drives home the film's exploration of power and the dynamics between men and women.</h2><div type="image" title="Naomi Ackie as Frida and Channing Tatum as Slater King in &quot;Blink Twice.&quot;" height="796" width="1920" msid="112752631" hostid="261" sizebytes="39046"></div><p>The last scene is a full circle moment for Frida, who's no longer invisible. Instead, she's in a powerful position and isn't subservient to a man.</p><p>"I wanted to see a story that explored what might happen if women stop playing by the rules," Kravitz wrote in a statement included in the production notes for "Blink Twice."</p><p>Kravitz, who grew up in Hollywood thanks to her parents <a target="_blank" class="" href="https://www.businessinsider.com/lenny-kravitz-loves-jason-momoa-lisa-bonet-relationship-2020-10">Lenny Kravitz</a> and Lisa Bonet, said that she's seen, experienced, and heard about things that inspired her to make a film about the dynamics between men and women. Kravitz added that the movie isn't about any particular person.</p><p>"This is about <em>people</em>," she wrote. "Women are being told to smile, every day, all the time. We are expected to 'forget' moments of discomfort, terror, and abuse and to keep pretending we are having a good time. We are expected to play the game."</p><p>The movie ends on a well-deserved note for Frida, who's fully in control and calling all the shots while Slater has become her head-empty puppet.</p><p>"This is not a story about empowerment," Kravitz said. "This is a story about power."</p><p><em>"Blink Twice" is in theaters now.</em></p>

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<ul class="summary-list"><li>"<keyword id="13517653" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="morbius" source="Orion">Morbius</keyword>" director Daniel Espinosa confirmed a rumor about <keyword id="12470782" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="jared-leto" source="Orion">Jared Leto</keyword> in an interview with Uproxx. </li><li>He confirmed that Leto used a wheelchair to travel to and from bathroom breaks to stay in character.</li></ul><p>"<a href="https://www.insider.com/morbius-end-credits-vulture-explanation-breakdown-2022-3">Morbius</a>" director <a href="https://www.insider.com/morbius-director-spoilers-rotten-tomatoes-score-interview-2022-4">Daniel Espinosa</a> confirmed that star Jared Leto used a wheelchair to travel to and from bathroom breaks so he could stay in character on set. </p><p>In a new interview with <a href="https://uproxx.com/movies/morbius-director-daniel-espinosa-interview/">Uproxx</a>, senior <keyword id="11896019" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="entertainment" source="Orion">entertainment</keyword> writer Mike Ryan brought up a <a href="https://twitter.com/mikeryan/status/1510993240178188291F">rumor</a> about Leto initially walking to the bathroom with crutches, similar to his character Dr. Michael Morbius. It was rumored that a compromise was made, in which Leto was transported via a wheelchair in order to move faster and reduce the time.</p><p>The director verified the story, saying: "I think that what Jared thinks, what Jared believes, is that somehow the pain of those movements, even when he was playing normal Michael Morbius, he needed because he's been having this pain his whole life. Even though, as he's alive and strong, it has to be a difference."</p><p>"Hey, man, it's people's processes," Espinosa added, saying that actors have different processes and "as director, you support whatever makes it as good as you can be."</p><div type="image" title="Jared Leto wearing a hooded jacket as Michael Morbius in &quot;Morbius.&quot;" height="5055" width="6740" msid="90650984" hostid="261"></div><p>In Leto's latest role, he portrays the titular Marvel antihero in Sony's "Morbius."  </p><p>Due to a rare blood disorder, Michael Morbius a world-renowned biochemist relies on forearm crutches in order to walk more steadily. </p><p>When he finally creates a serum made from bat DNA, Morbius becomes physically stronger with superhuman abilities like echolocation. But the results are ephemeral, leading the doctor to drink blood frequently to maintain his more powerful form. </p><p>In interviews, Leto has been secretive about how he developed his unsteady walk for his character.</p><p>The actor, who prefers to use the term "immersive acting" over "method acting," implied that he went beyond putting a pebble in his shoe to alter his walk and create a limp. </p><p>"I don't want to get too specific because I'd like to keep some of that for myself," he told <a href="https://variety.com/2022/film/features/jared-leto-morbius-marvel-wecrashed-wework-1235205322/">Variety</a>. "I worked with people who had this specific physical challenge and modeled it after that."</p><p>Adria Arjona, who stars as a scientist named Martine Bancroft in "Morbius," told the publication that Leto's dedication to the physical mannerisms of his role had her "fearing for this guy's spine."</p><p><em>"Morbius" is now in theaters.</em></p>

'Morbius' director says Jared Leto used a wheelchair to go to and from bathroom breaks so he could stay in character

Los Angeles, May 2 () Actors Michael Sheen and David Tennant have reunited for a special version of Amazon series "Good Omens" to mark the 30th anniversary of authors Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's novel of the same name.<p>The new special, titled "Good Omens: Lockdown", follows angel Aziraphale (Sheen) and demon Crowley (Tennant) as they check in with each other in lockdown.</p><p>The two friends are talking through their current pandemic situations in an audio-only clip, which was published on Terry Pratchett's YouTube page.</p><p>"Good Omens", which premiered on Amazon Prime Video in 2019, was created and written by Gaiman, who also served as showrunner.</p><p>Set in 2018, the six-episode series follows Crowley and Aziraphale, longtime friends who, having grown accustomed to life on Earth as representatives of Heaven and Hell, seek to prevent the coming of the Antichrist.</p>The show also featured Adria Arjona, Miranda Richardson, Michael McKean, Jack Whitehall and Jon Hamm.  RB  RB

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<p></p><div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table float_right"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/586ec837ee14b621008b6da6-1066/undefined" alt="emerald city review nbc.JPG" data-mce-source="Rico Torres/NBC" data-mce-caption="Oliver Jackson Cohen as Lucas and Adria Arjona as Dorothy on &amp;quotEmerald City.&quot;"><p class="source"><span>Rico Torres/NBC</span></p><p class="caption">Oliver Jackson Cohen as Lucas and Adria Arjona as Dorothy on "Emerald City."</p></img></div><p></p></div></div>There are&#xa0;certainly pros and cons to creating a new creative work from an already established brand. On the one side, the public is already aware of the title. That helps to cut through the noise of competition. On the other side, comparisons to the original give new works an almost impossible bar to meet.<p>As of late, TV reboots and remakes have proven that the challenges can be pretty&#xa0;insurmountable. In the past year alone, we've seen the failures of Fox's "Exorcist," CW's "Frequency," ABC's "The Muppets," CBS's "Limitless," "Rush Hour," and "The Odd Couple." TV remakes have pretty much worn out their welcome.</p><p>That's the dangerous climate&#xa0;NBC's "Wizard of Oz" adaptation, "Emerald City," faces when it premieres on Friday at 9 p.m.</p><p>"Emerald City" stars Latina actress Adria Arjona ("True Detective," as Dorothy. In this iteration, she's a young woman who finds that looking for the mother that abandoned her years ago creates new questions and thrusts her into a dark world called Oz. While trying to figure out her mother's connection to this strange land and a way to get home, she happens upon similarly lost souls as traveling companions, most notably the handsome scarecrow substitute, Lucas ("Dracula" actor&#xa0;<span>Oliver Jackson-Cohen).</span></p><p>The series had been <a href="http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/wizard-oz-series-emerald-city-788811" target="_blank">in development off-and-on</a> for nearly three years and had seen showrunner changes as its creative team and NBC settled on a vision for the show. In the end, David Schulner ("Dracula," "The Event") served as showrunner and Tarsem Singh ("Mirror, Mirror," "The Fall") joined as an executive producer and director on all 10 episodes.</p><p></p><div class="KonaFilter image-container display-table float_right"><div><div class="image on-image"><img src="https://static-ssl.businessinsider.com/image/586ec98bf10a9a51098b6e27-1066/undefined" alt="emerald city review 2.JPG" data-mce-source="Rico Torres/NBC" data-mce-caption="Vincent D'onofrio as The Wizard, left, and Vernon Dobtcheff as High Born Man on &amp;quotEmerald City.&quot;"><p class="source"><span>Rico Torres/NBC</span></p><p class="caption">Vincent D'onofrio as The Wizard, left, and Vernon Dobtcheff as High Born Man on "Emerald City."</p></img></div><p></p></div></div>As a result of Singh's involvement, the show's star is its cinematography. Sorry, Dorothy! "Emerald City" is visually stunning - from its beautiful use of pops of color against the grey, barren land of Oz to its intricate costume design.<p>Amid some thin plotting, there are standout performances.&#xa0;<span>Vincent D'Onofrio ("Law &amp; Order: Criminal Intent," "Daredevil") plays a cooky, villainous wizard to the hilt. And it's tough to take your eyes off Romanian actress Ana Ularu ("The Borgias," "Inferno") as the drugged-up, brothel-running wicked witch of the west. I don't even have a problem with Dorothy sort of being led through Oz like a pawn, because I expect she'll find her inner strength at some point. Isn't that the underlying lesson of "Wizard of Oz"?</span></p><p><span>The series takes the story to a lot of ambitious places: It's extremely sexy, explores violence, the aforementioned drug use, and even a gender-bending supporting character. That said, it should be noted that this Oz probably isn't&#xa0;suitable for young children.</span></p><p><span>The challenge for audiences here is whether they'll be able to clear their minds of Judy Garland's musical, suspenseful journey or L. Frank Baum's novels and let "Emerald City" tell its own story over 10 hours. 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<img class="gwt-Image" src="/photo/56253638.cms" />Today, Christmas is behind us, and we’ve decided to make a list of 5 shows that’ll keep you hooked this 2017. Here are the 5 new shows with their starcast and trailer<br />
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<strong><keyword id="1580961" type="ENTERTAINMENT" weightage="20" keywordseo="One-Day-at-a-Time">One Day at a Time</keyword> (<keyword id="128682" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Netflix">Netflix</keyword>)</strong><br />
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<strong>About</strong>: The series, a multi-camera comedy, will follow three generations of the same Cuban-American family living in the same house: a newly divorced former military mother, her teenage daughter and tween son, and her old-school mother.<br />
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<strong>About</strong>: Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist team up to fight crime in New York City.<br />
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<strong>Starcast</strong>: Finn Jones, Jon Bernthal, Mike Colter<br />
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<strong>Emerald City (<keyword id="5601" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="NBC">NBC</keyword>)</strong><br />
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<strong>About</strong>: In a reimagined Oz, Dorothy (Arjona) lands in a world where magic has been outlawed by an all-powerful ruler (D'Onofrio).<br />
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<strong>Starcast</strong>: Adria Arjona, Vincent D'Onofrio, Mido Hamada, Ana Ularu, and Oliver Jackson-Cohen<br />
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<strong>Sneaky Pete (<keyword id="18635" type="CITY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Amazon">Amazon</keyword>)</strong><br />
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<strong>About</strong>: A con man assumes the identity of his prison cellmate in an effort to hide from a gangster.<br />
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<strong>Starcast</strong>: Giovanni Ribisi, <keyword id="442684" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Bryan-Cranston">Bryan Cranston</keyword>, Michael Drayer, Karolina Wydra, and Margo Martindale<br />
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<strong><keyword id="102695" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="taboo">Taboo</keyword> (FX)</strong><br />
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<strong>About</strong>: James Kexiah Delaney returns to a changed London in 1814 having been presumed dead after a journey in Africa. He's poised to inherit his father's shipping empire, but not without enemies and betrayal<br />
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<strong>Starcast</strong>: <keyword id="369415" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="Tom-Hardy">Tom Hardy</keyword>, Oona Chaplin, Michael Kelly, Jonathan Pryce, and David Hayman<br />
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