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EXCLUSIVE: The director isn’t giving anything away about his next film “Three Thousand Years of Longing,” which stars Idris Elba and Tilda Swinton and shoots in March. But he has plenty to say about not being done with Mad Max, how there is value in blockbuster franchises (“I watch all of them”), and his ongoing search for depth in storytelling.
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EXCLUSIVE: Nick Holt is a BAFTA-winning documentary maker who has made a name for himself exposing the inner workings of Britain’s criminal justice system with shows like The Murder Trial.
But after a career spent in factual programming, Holt will make his scripted debut on December 16 with his feature-length drama Res…
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Miss Universe Pageant Insider Clears Up Confusion Over Who Won 2019 National Costume Category
UPDATED AT 10:07PM PACIFIC: A Miss Universe pageant insider rushed to Steve Harvey’s defense Sunday night after Miss Malaysia, Shweta Sekhon [shown above], corrected the comedian on live TV, saying he had announced the wrong winner of the 2019 National Costume category.
“Miss Universe Philippines Gazini Ganados is the…
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Macao Film Festival Crowns Industry Winners; Philippines Horror ‘Dear Wormwood’ Takes Best Project
The 2019 edition of the International Film Festival & Awards Macao (IFFAM) closed its industry program last night (December 8), with the event’s Best Project Award going to Dear Wormwood, a supernatural horror from the Philippines.
The project is in advanced development and has secured $85,000 of its planned $525,000…
Lisa de Cazotte Dies: Emmy-Winning Daytime Producer Was Age 58
Lisa de Cazotte, an Emmy Award-winning daytime television producer died Saturday, December 7, after a long illness, Deadline has learned. She was 58.
Born Lisa Smith in Westchester, New York in 1961, she graduated from Fordham University and began her television career as an intern on ABC's One Life to Live. She…
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SPOLER ALERT: Madam Secretary ended its six season run with President Elizabeth McCord (Tea Leoni) and first husband Henry (Tim Daly) kissing on the back of a caboose, as the residents of a small town cheer and the train pulls away.
They are in the midst of a whistlestop tour to pass the Equal Rights…
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SPOILER WARNING: This article reveals details from the series finale for HBO’s Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley finished its sixth and final season on HBO on Sunday night with a swan song episode for Pied Piper.
Created by Mike Judge, John Altschuler, and Dave Krinsky, the Emmy-nominated Silicon Valley is a subversive…
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Netflix Announces Season 4 Start Date For Spanish-Language Drama ‘Money Heist’
Netflix's Spanish-language smash La Casa De Papel (aka Money Heist) has been picked up for a fourth season, which will debut on April 3, the streamer announced Sunday on Twitter.
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‘Crisis On Infinite Earths’: CW’s Huge Superhero Crossover Event Begins
SPOILER WARNING: This article reveals key plot points from Sunday night’s episode of Supergirl.
Saving the entire Earth from impending destruction used to be a pretty big deal in the superhero business but times have changed. After a decade of globe-threatening screen menaces (Thanos, Loki, Beowulf, Apocalypse, Dark…
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