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According to Variety, four-time Emmy nominee Emilia Clarke and Oscar nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor have officially signed on for the leading roles in the upcoming sci-fi romantic comedy film titled The Pod Generation. On top of starring, Clarke will also be serving as an executive producer. Production is expected to begin in March 2022.
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The Pod Generation will be directed by Sophie Barthes (Cold Souls, Madame Bovary), with Andrij Parekh set as the cinematographer. It will be produced by Yann Zenou at Paris-based Quad (The Intouchables) and Geneviève Lemal for Scope (Annette). 
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Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness recently saw its release date pushed back, and now it looks as if some more reshoots on the film will be happening toward the end of the year.
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During a recent appearance on the Today show, actor Benedict Cumberbatch confirmed that reshoots on the film were set to begin in November and December. While it is a bit coincidental that the news comes so soon after the release date for the film was pushed back, it shouldn’t come as too much

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Disney+ has revealed the full list of new movies and TV titles available on the streaming service this coming November 2021. This includes the highly-anticipated debut of Marvel Studios’ newest MCU series Hawkeye starring Jeremy Renner and Hailee Steinfeld as well as the release of Peter Jackson’s three-part docuseries The Beatles: Get Back.
Next month will also see the streaming debut of Marvel Studios’ Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten and Walt Disney Studios’ Jungle Cruise which will be available for subscribers for free along with the Home Alone reboot Home Sweet Home Alone as part of the streamer’s Disney+ Day celebration on

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The CW has released the official trailer for the upcoming eighth season of the Grant Gustin-led DC series The Flash, teasing the premiere’s five-part crossover special event titled Armageddon. The series is slated to make its return on November 16.
The Flash: Armageddon trailer, which you can check out below, highlights the arrival of a new powerful alien threat in the form of Tony Curran’s Despero, who’s dead set on ending the scarlet speedster’s existence as well as the destruction of the world. It also provided us with our first look at the return of some familiar Arrowverse heroes including Brandon Routh’s

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Following the recent casting of Will Poulter as fan-favorite Marvel hero Adam Warlock, Guardians of Galaxy star Chris Pratt took to Twitter to reveal that production on James Gunn’s long-awaited third installment has finally begun, after four years since the premiere of the sequel. Despite Marvel Studios’ recent release date delays on other MCU films, Gunn has confirmed that Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 will still be keeping its May 5, 2023 theatrical release date as planned.

A special message from @prattprattpratt and his sick-ass mutton chops. Listen to him dissect his #ParksandRec character, Andy Dwyer, on this week’s episode

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One of the most surprising moments from this year’s Venom: Let There Be Carnage came in its post-credits scene, which hinted at a major step forward in seeing the symbiote take on his nemesis Spider-Man.
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Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige touched on the post-credits scene. When asked how the moment — which sees Tom Hardy’s Eddie Brock and Venom seemingly teleported into the Marvel Cinematic Universe and seeing Tom Holland’s Peter Parker on a television screen — came to be, Feige said it took a lot

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Y: The Last Man showrunner Eliza Clark took to Twitter to announce that FX on Hulu has officially decided not to renew the post-apocalyptic drama for a second season. The cancellation comes ahead of the series’ final two episodes titled “Peppers,” and “Victoria,” which are set to air on October 25 and November 1, respectively.
Despite the early cancellation, Clark remains hopeful for the future of Y: The Last Man as she expresses their team’s commitment to finding a new home for the series, revealing that there is so much stoy left to tell.
“We have learned that we will not be moving

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