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Vulture Watch Has Charlie finally had it with Joel and Tess? Is the Ill Behaviour TV show cancelled or renewed for a second season on Showtime? The television vulture is watching all the latest cancellation and renewal news, so this page is the place to track the status of Ill Behaviour, season two. Bookmark it, or subscribe for the latest updates. Remember, the television vulture is watching your shows. Are you?  What's This TV Show About? A Showtime thriller, Ill Behaviour stars Chris Geere, Tom Riley, Jessica Regan, Lizzy Caplan, Christina Chong, John Gordon Sinclair, Helena Day, Hemera Day, Tom Bell, and Anjana Vasan. The dark, British wish-fulfillment comedy from creator Sam Bain centers on Joel (Geere), a recently divorced underachiever. After receiving a £2 million divorce settlement, he reunites with his old schoolmates, Charlie (Riley) and Tess (Regan). When...

Network: Showtime. Episodes: Ongoing (hour). Seasons: Ongoing. TV show dates: November 13, 2017 — present. Series status: Has not been cancelled. Performers include: Chris Geere, Tom Riley, Jessica Regan, Lizzy Caplan, Christina Chong, John Gordon Sinclair, Helena Day, Hemera Day, Tom Bell, and Anjana Vasan. TV show description: A dark, British wish-fulfillment comedy from creator Sam Bain, the Ill Behaviour TV show centers on Joel (Geere). This recently divorced underachiever with a fondness for cocaine flounders as he looks for some direction and meaning in life. After receiving a £2 million divorce settlement, he reunites with his old schoolmates, Charlie (Riley) and Tess (Regan). Although Tess has a job in It, it is killing...

When "Project Greenlight" rose from the TV dead earlier this fall, the HBO reality series made headlines for an argument between one of its two celebrity producers in Matt Damon, and indie film veteran Effie Brown, who had been hired to line produce the latest "Greenlight" film. As the series' decision-makers put their heads together to pick this season's winning director, Brown — the only person of color in the room, and one of only two women — argued that they shouldn't be so quick to dismiss a filmmaking team featuring a white woman and a Vietnamese man, since their outsider perspectives could be very useful in rewriting the planned script, "Not Another Pretty Woman," where one of the main characters is a black female prostitute. Damon talked over Brown, insisted that you find diversity "in the casting of the movie, not the casting of the show," and in a later talking head,...

"The Leisure Class" stars Ed Weeks ("The Mindy Project") as William, a con man who wins the affections of Fiona (Bridget Regan), a woman (Bridget Regan) from a prominent political family, in order to embezzle money from her father's charitable foundation—only to discover that he has real feelings for her. When William's estranged brother, Leonard (Tom Bell), turns up unannounced on the eve of their wedding, his actions threaten to reveal the truth about the scam, and about Fiona's family. The film, directed by Jason Mann from a script co-written with Pete Jones, also features Emmy nominee Brenda Strong ("Desperate Housewives") as Fiona's mother and Golden Globe winner Bruce Davison ("Short Cuts") as Fiona's father. Read More: "The Unsinakble Effie Brown Makes HBO's 'Project Greenlight' a Must-See: 'I'm not his favorite person'" "The Leisure Class" is the final product of the controversial fourth season of HBO's...

Remember when Mindy Project‘s Dr. L was engaged in a sizzling hook-up with one of her co-workers… and it wasn’t Danny?

Hard as it is to recall in the aftermath of hot airplane kisses and Empire State Building make-outs, Mindy’s original Shulman & Associates friend-with-benefits was Dr. Jeremy Reed.

“It’s so weird to think of that now,” says Ed Weeks, who plays the British Ob-gyn. “Between the pilot and the second episode of the first season, there was definitely some rearranging that happened behind the scenes.”

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Australian actress Melanie Zanetti has been cast in the latest HBO/Project Greenlight feature, The Leisure Class.

Executive produced by Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, and mentored by the Farrelly brothers, Zanetti will appear alongside Golden Globe winner and Academy Award Nominee Bruce Davison as well as SAG Award winner and Emmy Award nominee Brenda Strong.

The film is based on Jason Mann.s short film which premiered at London.s Raindance Festival in 2013, and follows the plights of the Langham family. Zanetti will play the youngest Langham daughter.

Other principal cast include Ed Weeks (The Mindy Project) and English actor/comedian, Tom Bell.

Zanetti has previously appeared opposite Mia Wasikowska in Tracks and has recently wrapped the lead in the Australian indie feature, The Contents.