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When renewing Monster for a third season last October, Netflix’s official release did not include any mention of when the next season would arrive which made many fans think there could again be a two-year gap between seasons; however, it seems that will not be the case.

In a letter to its shareholders released on Jan. 21, Netflix included many forward-looking statements including a look at the year ahead in which they promised to deliver an amazing slate for members. The letter not only touted many previously confirmed titles coming this year including new seasons of Wednesday, Stranger Things, Squid Game, and You, but also confirmed the next installment of Ryan Murphy’s Monster is also among the shows set to be released in 2025.

That’s right, Monster season 3 is slated to be released in 2025!

So why is this so surprising? Well, the first two seasons of Netflix’s Emmy-winning...

Stephen King's authorial brand might be the farthest from romance writing, but the king of horror has written about romance to great effect. One of King's most gutwrenching works, "Lisey's Story," is inspired by deeply personal circumstances. It revolves around the titular Lisey who mourns the death of her husband while revisiting their intense, complex relationship. This is a story about a dead writer who is only valued by the world for his literary contributions, with Lisey being the only person capable of piecing together the complete picture of the man he was. Although a romance, the book ventures into the dark, surreal recesses of the psyche, along with the real threat of parasocial relationships taken a step too far.

The romance element in King's novels is not always this twisted or bittersweet in flavor. In fact, "11/22/63" — a quasi-historical time-travel fantasy that takes some wild swings — presents its central...

Charlie Hunnam is spending another day on set.

The 44-year-old Sons of Anarchy actor sported a bloody face as he arrived on set to film scenes for season three of Ryan Murphy‘s Netflix anthology series Monster on Friday (January 24) in Los Angeles.

Charlie was seen wearing an olive-green shirt with brown pants as he got into character as serial killer Ed Gein.

Gein was known as the “Butcher of Plainfield.” He famously exhumed the bodies of dead people from local graveyards and made all sorts of items out of the skin and bones of the corpses. He also confessed to killing two women.

Find out who else is in the cast of season three of the show!

Click through the gallery for 10+ pictures of Charlie Hunnam on set…...

Taylor Sheridan is widely recognized today as the creator of Yellowstone and a leading figure in the Western crime thriller genre, but before he built his own empire through screenwriting and directing, he began his journey in Hollywood as an actor.

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The filmmaker got his start in show business after starring in 1995’s Walker, Texas Ranger, and appearing in small films and in recurring roles on television. Some of his most notable works included Veronica Mars and FX’s Sons of Anarchy.

Taylor Sheridan reveals why he moved from acting to writing his own projects

Many fans praise Taylor Sheridan for his exceptional storytelling which usually relies on simple and raw narratives with minimal cinematic embellishment. His passion for the craft exudes in the projects he creates, and moving from acting to writing is perhaps the best decision he has ever made for his career.

Theo Rossi has joined The Saviors, a darkly comedic thriller that also stars Adam Scott and Danielle Deadwyler (Carry-On, The Piano Lesson).

The film centers around a suburban couple whose life spirals out of control when they rent their garage to mysterious tenants.

Highway 10, Invention Studios and Great Scott Productions are producing. Kevin Hamedani directed from a script he co-wrote with Travis Betz that was featured on the 2018 Black List. Production in Los Angeles recently wrapped after beginning in December.

Rossi appeared in Netflix’s Carry-On alongside Deadwyler and Taron Edgerton and also in HBO’s The Penguin as Dr. Julian Rush. He starred opposite Aubrey Plaza in Emily the Criminal and is known for roles in Marvel’s Luke Cage, Sons of Anarchy and Army of the Dead.

Up next, Rossi executive produces and stars in the indie drama Come with Me,...

Fans of Sons of Anarchy should check out Netflix's new miniseries American Primeval because of Kim Coates. Sons of Anarchy aired on FX from 2008 to 2014. All seven seasons of Sons of Anarchy were critically-acclaimed, and the show currently has a score of 87% on Rotten Tomatoes (via Rotten Tomatoes). Sons of Anarchy follows the members of a motorcycle gang which operates in the fictional town of Charming, California. The cast of Sons of Anarchy includes Charlie Hunnam, Ron Perlman, Katey Sagal, Theo Rossi, Maggie Siff, Ryan Hurst, and the aforementioned Coates.

Several actors from the show have gone on to have impressive careers in Hollywood following the conclusion of Sons of Anarchy. Hunnam, for example, has starred in movies like King Arthur: Legend of the Sword and The Gentlemen. Rossi has also appeared in several projects, such as Netflix's hit Christmas action movie Carry-On and the critically-acclaimed DC show The Penguin.

Taylor Sheridan is a miniature industry unto himself. He wrote the Oscar hopefuls "Sicario," "Hell or High Water," and "Wind River," as well as the thrillers "Without Remorse" and "Those Who Wish Me Dead." On TV, Sheridan has been blasting barn doors off with "Yellowstone" and its multiple spinoffs, as well as shows like "Tulsa King," "Lioness," and "Landman." These are in addition to a modest acting career that put Sheridan on TV shows like "Walker, Texas Ranger," "Doctor Quinn, Medicine Woman," "Party of Five," "NYPD Blue," "Sons of Anarchy," and even "Star Trek: Enterprise." He also plays the supporting character of Travis Wheatley on "Yellowstone" and Charles on the prequel series "1883."

Sheridan has evolved into the modern torch-bearer for Western machismo, and he is often drawn into the dark hearts of manly men. He also seems to love crime stories, tales of criminals/lawmen, and conflicts that end with gunplay.

CBS’ potential spinoff of The Equalizer is beginning to take shape: Titus Welliver (Bosch) and Juani Feliz (Harlem) have been cast in an upcoming episode of Queen Latifah’s hit procedural, Variety reports, with the possibility of both returning if the backdoor pilot is picked up to series.

Welliver’s character, Hudson Reed, is connected to Latifah’s Robin McCall through an old mentor, but there’s more to the “former CIA operative with a dark secret” than meets the eye. Feliz will play his daughter Samantha, who was trained by Hudson in martial arts, weaponry and the ability to...

Titus Welliver and Juani Feliz have been cast in guest star roles in an upcoming episode of “The Equalizer,” which could set up a potential spinoff based on their characters.

It was first reported in November that CBS was eyeing a spinoff of the Queen Latifah-led reboot of the 1980s action crime drama of the same name. Now, Welliver and Feliz will appear in episode 16 of the show’s ongoing fifth season with series regular options should the spinoff move forward.

Welliver will play Hudson Reed, described as “a former top CIA operative with a dark secret who is connected to Robin McCall (Queen Latifah) by an old mentor.” Feliz will play Samanta Reed, who is said to be “trained by her father to be a weapons expert, skilled martial artist and true chameleon all while hiding a mysterious past.”

Welliver is coming off of a decade-long stint playing the character Det.

With the Power universe being known for its high-stakes drama and big character departures, it's no surprise there have been some genuinely shocking deaths, but the franchise still hasn't topped its biggest one from five years ago. The main show concluded in 2020 after six seasons of twists and turns, and while the universe has continued through a series of spinoffs, none have quite reached the heights of the original series. Although Ghost and Tommy will star in Power: Origins, the franchise's next project, it still seems unlikely to provide the same sort of surprises as their initial journey.

Origins is set to be a prequel, meaning the more familiar faces won't die, whereas any new introductions to the series will be at serious risk. Knowing these characters don't appear in the present timeline adds a somewhat predictable element to the spinoff, meaning it can't properly stun viewers. In contrast, Ghost,...

Taylor Sheridan's Yellowstone took America by storm. Despite losing its main star, the show continues to both pack a punch and be reflective of a twisted version of the American Dream. The actors, the writing, and the cinematography all come together to create one of the most captivating shows on television. The way Yellowstone captures both the mystery and beauty of Montana while still allowing the characters and story, not just the setting to shine. There's a reason as to why the show became a ratings juggernaut for Paramount Plus. There's even a spin-off on the way called The Madison.

But, one character in Yellowstone caught my attention and remains in the back of my mind even to this day. McDonough has certainly earned his status as a prolific character actor. The actor often plays villains, but chief among them is his character in Yellowstone, Malcolm Beck. Because of...

The crime drama "Power" is all about, well, power. The show follows Omari Hardwick's James St. Patrick, also known as Ghost, who lives a double life as a successful nightclub owner and influential drug dealer. James wants to go straight and leave the life of crime behind, but how can he do so when he's a notorious kingpin with so much baggage? No spoilers here, so watch the show and its spin-offs in the "Power" Universe if you haven't done so yet to find out!

It's easy to get sucked into the "Power" vortex, savor all the juicy episodes, and say, "What's next?" You could go back to the first season and rewatch it from the beginning again, but there's also another solution: Find similar series to binge. From the duality of man in "Breaking Bad" to the morally conflicted characters of "The Wire," let's take a look at...

One of Taylor Sheridan's earliest projects, Sicario, is currently available on Amazon Prime Video, and it's still superior to his work on Yellowstone. The Kevin Costner-led neo-Western kicked off in 2018, and despite a lukewarm reception to the first season, the series quickly became a hit, providing Paramount Network with a contender in the prestige television game. Until Yellowstone's ending in 2024, Taylor Sheridan's series was consistently one of the most-viewed shows in the world, resulting in multiple spinoff series and other high-budget television projects for Sheridan on Paramount+.

Taylor Sheridan has become a prolific success from Yellowstone, with his work essentially carrying Paramount+ on its back, giving it a chance against more prominent services like Netflix and Hulu, which have had far longer to accumulate libraries of original, exclusive content. Sheridan's TV shows include Tulsa King, 1923, and most recently, the Billy Bob Thornton-led oil industry drama, Landman.

Years before Taylor Sheridan cast himself as Travis Wheatley on "Yellowstone," he was often seen butting heads with Jax Teller (Charlie Hunnam) and his beloved but regularly law-breaking biker gang in "Sons of Anarchy." Kurt Sutter's series, which mixed "Hamlet" with hogs, cast Sheridan as strait-laced Deputy Chief David Hale, a regular thorn in the side of Teller and his crew. For a while, at least.

Staring down the Sons for 21 episodes, Hale was abruptly killed off in the third episode of season 3 (one of the best seasons of "Sons of Anarchy") during a drive-by at a funeral. Like so many deaths on the show, his offing was visceral, assuring audiences that he was well and truly done. According to Sheridan, the exit was his choice, and it all came down to a matter of numbers, both on call sheets and contracts.

While promoting his "Yellowstone" prequel series, "1883,...

The members of the title motorcycle club in Sons of Anarchy aren’t exactly the most morally correct people, though many of them changed for the better, as is the case of Tig (Kim Coates), but he still shares an unfortunate yet fitting record with Jax (Charlie Hunnam). In 2008, Kurt Sutter took the audience to the fictional town of Charming, California, to meet the Sons of Anarchy motorcycle club (also known as Samcro), led by President Clay Morrow (Ron Perlman) and VP Jax Teller. Throughout eight seasons, Samcro confronts various enemies, including some within the club.

Throughout his time as VP and President, Jax is accompanied by the club’s most loyal members, who follow him through many highs and lows. Among them is Tig Trager, Samcro’s Sergeant-at-Arms during Clay’s Presidency and thus his right hand, who at the end of Sons of Anarchy becomes the club’s VP.

Dane DeHaan and Kim Coates represent two very different sides of Mormon culture in the Old West in American Primeval. Since having found his breakout turn in Josh Trank's Chronicle, DeHaan has found success on both the big and small screens with everything from the biographical drama Kill Your Darlings to The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Oppenheimer, Lisey's Story and HBO's The Staircase adaptation. Coates, meanwhile, is a popular character actor whose work extends back to the likes of Tony Scott's The Last Boy Scout, with some of his popular roles including Tig in the Sons of Anarchy universe and Goon.

Coates stars in American Primeval as the real figure Brigham Young, with the show following him in his efforts to acquire more land in Utah in the hopes of further expanding the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. DeHaan stars as Jacob Pratt, a man who sets...

Though he's better known for creating prestige TV shows and movies, Taylor Sheridan has also played four characters in the projects he wrote. Before Taylor Sheridan wrote his shows and movies, Taylor Sheridan was an actor in his own right. He starred in a few notable projects, like Sons of Anarchy, where he played David Hale, and got quite a bit of experience in front of the camera. He's also used that experience in his own shows, as he's become one of many recurring actors in Sheridan's shows. Over the years, Sheridan has had small roles in four of his own movies and shows.

Most of Sheridan's shows include big casts filled with prominent actors, so his cameos can often fly under the radar. For example, the cast of Landman includes Billy Bob Thornton, Jon Hamm, and Demi Moore, and Sheridan is exceptionally skilled at securing big names to star in his projects.

Taylor Kitsch and Peter Berg are reuniting for their fifth project, with Betty Gilpin also along for the ride, in American Primeval. Kitsch and Berg first began working together on the TV adaptation of Friday Night Lights, which also marked the actor's breakthrough role on screen, before going on to work together on 2012's Battleship adaptation, 2013's Lone Survivor and 2023's Painkiller. Gilpin, meanwhile, first found success with her supporting role in Nurse Jackie before garnering acclaim for her leading turns in Glow, Mrs. Davis and The Hunt.

American Primeval, directed by Berg, explores the dangerous world of the American West in 1857, including some real-world figures and events, namely the Mormon Mountain Meadows Massacre. Gilpin serves as one of the leads of the miniseries as Sara Rowell, a high-society mother who sets off with her son on a journey to reach her husband and his father, while also holding a dark secret.

After the runaway success of their Thundercats revival, Dynamite Entertainment is set to breathe new life into the Silverhawks. Created a year after Thundercats and designed to be a companion show, Silverhawks never quite achieved the same level of success, but still became a cult property. The Silverhawks'cartoon, like many others of its era, was accompanied by a wave of merchandise, including action figures, clothing, as well as a comic book series from Marvel.

Now, nearly 40 years after it premiered, Silverhawks will be returning to comics courtesy of Dynamite Entertainment, as part of their larger deal with Warner Brothers/Discovery. Dynamite has paired each book with a top-tier creative team, and Silverhawks will be no different. Ed Brisson, known for his work on Marvel titles such as Predator and Alpha Flight, will be joined by artist Georgoe Kambadais for Silverhawks. Brisson was gracious enough to speak with ScreenRant about his childhood love of Silverhawks,...

Sons of Anarchy is one of the most popular biker TV shows of all time, running for seven seasons and making a significant impact on the genre. One of the most important pieces of the series is Charlie Hunnman's performance as Jax Teller, a member of a fictionalized outlaw biker gang in California. Influenced by the real-life Hell's Angels, Sons of Anarchy doesn't rely on its action and inherent drama to propel the plot forward, as it grapples with the realities of rival gangs and the role the organization plays in larger social issues.

Katey Sagal's turn as Gemma, Jax's mother, is also notable. It's hard to find other TV shows like Sons of Anarchy, as the series evolved so much across its many seasons. However, there are many movies like Sons of Anarchy that feature biker gangs and clearly serve as inspiration for the show. Biker films often...

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American Primeval is all about raw survival, gruesome violence, and a fight for power in a lawless world. Netflix is bringing the heat on January 9, with a series that will make The Revenant look like a walk in the park.

The trailer? Yeah, it’s already setting the tone. Blood is spilled, bodies hit the dirt, and the stakes are nothing short of deadly. Directed by Friday Night Lights’ Pete Berg and written by The Revenant’s Mark L. Smith, this six-episode series takes viewers to 1857, where America is still a mess of violence, fear, and chaos. It’s got all the intensity you’d expect from the guys who brought you Lone Survivor and Painkiller, but with way more grit.

So, what’s the story? Think harsh, brutal, and dark. American Primeval is a fictionalized dive into the bloody birth of the American West.

In the show that warned us "Don't Dead, Open Inside," there were worse things at the end of the world than "The Walking Dead" and poor signage. One of the hit show's most terrifying characters was the Whisperers' disturbing number two, and eventual leader, Beta. Like the rest of his group, Beta sneakily shuffled onto the scene in Season 9 wearing the skin of the dead and taking things a little further than most in forgetting his existence before the outbreak. Devoted to his leader Alpha (Samantha Morton) as much as his keeping his true identity secret, Beta met a grisly and well-deserved ending at the hands of Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) and Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) and was a staple in delivering the scares besides the non-verbal bitey nuisances that plagued the end of the world.

But who was the brave soul that brought this brutal and straight-up unhinged character...

When Carry-On streamed over the Christmas period, it might have received mixed reviews but clearly sets up a sequel, which may be on the cards. The cast of Carry-On includes Kingsman star Taron Egerton in the lead role, and Jason Bateman and Sons of Anarchy's Theo Rossi as its nameless main villains. Carry-On's reviews have been varied, with the movie getting a high critical rating but low audience rating on Rotten Tomatoes. That said, this has not had an impact on viewing figures, with Carry-On set to break streaming records by becoming one of Netflix's most-watched movies of all time.

The story of Carry-On has been compared to Die Hard, as both are action thrillers about a cop finding himself at the center of a deadly plot. In Carry-On, the newly-promoted Ethan is tasked with getting a terrifying real-life weapon onto a plane, through instructions from a...

Taylor Sheridan has explored the American West and Middle with his shows and films. Though he began as an actor, Sheridan reportedly took to writing after failing to gather any momentum in his acting career. He did have small roles in Sons of Anarchy, but Sheridan eventually decided to tell stories his way.

Sheridan’s works have since received acclaim and controversy. His show Yellowstone became a phenomenon and recently ended its five-season run amidst several delays. He was also nominated for an Oscar for his screenplay for Hell or High Water. However, over the years, he may have strayed away from his promise about his intention with his works.

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Before Taylor Sheridan became the king of modern-day Westerns with Yellowstone, he explored the American Frontier through his movies. A former actor who turned to screenwriting,...

Taylor Sheridan's neo-Western drama Yellowstone helped to revitalize the Western genre in television, but it has its roots in another neo-Western that isn't always recognized as such: Sons of Anarchy. Starring Kevin Costner and a talented ensemble cast, Yellowstone became a runaway success thanks to its potent mix of drama, action, and an intoxicating Western setting. While the cowboys, rural setting, and gunfights certainly conjure classic Western vibes, the political maneuvering and corporate espionage ring of more modern dramatic fare, which is part of why Yellowstone's audience demographics are so varied and diverse.

While Yellowstone has its own trademark aesthetic and lingo, creator Taylor Sheridan does draw on some of the best TV dramas of the last 30 years, which is a credit to him as a showrunner. The parallels between Yellowstone and FX's crime drama Sons of Anarchy, for example, are plentiful. The similarities are so abundant that...

In the "Star Trek: Enterprise" episode "Chosen Realm", the Enterprise rescues a group of Triannons whose ship was damaged by a spatial anomaly. The captain of the Triannons, a man named Pri'Nam D'Jamat (Conor O'Farrell), explains that he leads a religious sect self-tasked with the exploration of multiple mysterious mechanical spheres that are scattered throughout this part of the galaxy. The spheres, he says, were created by the gods, and will guide his people toward the correct religious doctrine. He believes that the space around the spheres is holy land.

Rather suddenly, one of D'Jamat's retinue explodes in a suicide bombing. D'Jamat demands that Captain Archer (Scott Bakula) turn over control of the Enterprise to his sect, as he wants to use the ship's advanced weapons to aid a holy war raging back on his home planet. The bulk of the episode is a game of cat-and-mouse between D'Jamat and...

Before he became the "Yellowstone" universe impresario he is today, Taylor Sheridan was a struggling actor who, after a recurring role on "Sons of Anarchy," decided to turn his attention to writing. It's a good thing he did, too, because he has since built nothing short of an empire for himself with "Yellowstone" and its ever expanding universe, home to a bewildering amount of series which will now include the recently confirmed Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser spin-off.

But since he left acting behind, Sheridan hasn't just managed to take over the small screen. Even before "Yellowstone" launched in 2019, the man was churning out an impressive run of crime drama/thrillers which included such well-respected fare as the Denis Villeneuve-directed "Sicario" and snowy shocking thriller "Wind River." Both films comprised part of what Sheridan called his "American Frontier Trilogy," and there's another film that also belongs to that group: 2016's "Hell or High Water.

FX has been churning out a lot of original scripted series. Some have been hits while many others have not. Which will be cancelled and which will be renewed? Stay tuned!

Scripted FX shows listed: American Crime Story, American Horror Story, The Americans, Anger Management, Archer, Atlanta, Baskets, The Bastard Executioner, Better Things, Breeders, The Bridge, The Comedians, Fargo, Feud, Fosse/Verdon, Justified, Justified: City Primeval, Legion, Louie, Married, Mayans Mc, Mr Inbetween, The Old Man, Partners, Pose, Saint George, Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll, Snowfall, Sons of Anarchy, The Strain, Taboo, Trust, Tyrant, and What We Do In The Shadows.

Last update: The most recent ratings added for What We Do In The Shadows.

There's a lot of data that FX execs look at when deciding whether to renew or cancel a TV series but ratings are a major factor. Here's an updated listing of all of...

Grab your favorite cocktail and cigarette and book a ticket to Austin, TX for May 29-June 1, 2025 because Don Draper will be in the building for the 14th season of the Atx Television Festival.

Celebrating the 10th anniversary of the “Mad Men” series finale, “Person to Person,” actor/producer Jon Hamm will be on hand to discuss his most iconic role and the staying power of the show over this last decade. Hamm played Draper in Matthew Weiner’s 1960s-set workplace drama for seven seasons, garnering an Emmy and two Golden Globes, and creating a television character that exists within the pantheon of great antiheroes such as Tony Soprano and Walter White.

In addition to Hamm’s “Mad Men” Retrospective, Atx TV Festival will also host “Suits” stars Patrick J. Adams and Sarah Rafferty for a live recording of their Sirius Xm podcast “Sidebar: A ‘Suits’ Watch Podcast.” The audio series...

Nearly 10 years after Sons of Anarchy's conclusion, Charlie Hunnam is finally starting to get promising roles after his performance as Jax Teller in the FX series. Born in Newcastle upon Tyne, Charlie Hunnam fatefully dipped his feet in acting after he was discovered by a production manager when he was 17. Soon after, he landed his first major role in Queer as Folk when he was 18, paving the way for him to explore bigger opportunities in film and television.

After playing myriad roles in several relatively lower-budget films and TV shows, Hunnam got his big break when he got the opportunity to play Jax Teller in FX's Sons of Anarchy. The critically acclaimed series soon made him a household name, highlighting his potential as a leading man. Strangely, however, even though Hunnam has played diverse roles in several renowned movie franchises and shows since Sons of Anarchy, none have been as iconic as Jax Teller.

Warning! This article contains Spoilers for From's season 3 finale!Harold Perrineau’s acclaimed horror show From is officially returning for season 4, which can fulfill a long-awaited wish for the actor’s new projects in the time since Lost came to an end. When Lost finally ended after six seasons in 2010, there was plenty of anticipation to see what the main cast would be doing next after starring in one of the most popular primetime sci-fi mystery shows of all time. Not to mention, whether those actors would be seen together again on the small screen in different projects.

After starring as Michael Dawson in Lost, Harold Perrineau is back in the spotlight as he leads the cast of From, the hit MGM+ horror mystery show also executive produced by Lost director Jack Bender and writer Jeff Pinkner. Not only does From share cast and crew members from Lost, but the...

Do you remember Reginald the Quartermaine’s butler on General Hospital? Stephen Kay memorably played him from 1992 to 2003. His post-gh career includes becoming a successful force behind the scenes of some of your favorite primetime and streaming TV shows.

Director and Executive Producer

On Gh, Reginald answered to the Quartermaines. But in real life, Kay gets to call the shots on various TV and movie sets. In fact, he has directed Friday Night Lights, Sons of Anarchy, and The Shield episodes.

Over the years, he has also worn directing and producing hats for several shows, including the late USA Network drama Covert Affairs. That’s the show where he met his now wife of ten years, Piper Perabo.

More: Find out about Gh alum Marisa Ramirez’s thoughts on saying goodbye to Blue Bloods.

The actor has wisely hitched his wagon to prolific streaming creator Taylor Sheridan. As a result,...

If you haven’t heard, Clayface is getting his very own Dcu adaptation! This came as quite a shock to me. The rumors that have been circulating surrounding Clayface all seemed unlikely to me, but you never know what rumor is going to end up being confirmed nowadays. We now know, without a doubt, that Clayface is entering the Dcu as James Gunn himself has confirmed it. We even have a release year: 2026. So, who is playing Clayface?

Alan Tudyk

Who will be playing Clayface is currently unknown, but the first person that comes to mind is Alan Tudyk. Tudyk is already going to be voicing Clayface in an upcoming episode of Creature Commandos, and Gunn has said that voice actors will play their characters in both live action and animation. However, he seemed to at least partially double back on this and say it isn’t guaranteed for minor roles.

Following the rollout of their more traditional holiday fare, Netflix is heading into “Die Hard” territory with the release of their Christmas-set action movie “Carry-On” — and it’s got a cast full of familiar faces.

Directed by “The Shallows” and “Non-Stop” filmmaker Jaume Collet-Serra, the film follows a Tsa agent and wannabe cop who gets his chance to bring down the bad guys when a mysterious traveler blackmails him to get a dangerous package through airport security.

Here’s a handy guide to the “Carry-On” cast and where you might have seen them before.

Carry-On. Taron Egerton as Ethan Kopek in Carry-On. Cr. Netflix © 2024. Taron Egerton as Ethan Kopek

Taron Egerton plays Tsa agent Ethan Kopek, who gets blackmailed into helping a criminal sneak a mystery bag onto a plane. Egerton’s best-known roles include Eggsy in the “Kingsman” films, Elton John in “Rocketman” and the voice of Johnny in the animated “Sing” movies.

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Yellowstone is in its fifth and final season, with only one episode left to air. While behind-the-scenes drama between showrunner Taylor Sheridan and Kevin Costner led to the latter’s departure, the series remains a ratings juggernaut and continues to spawn spin-offs. The latest is an upcoming spin-off starring Kelly Reilly & Cole Hauser, who will reprise their Yellowstone roles.

While spin-offs like 6666 and The Madison have been announced or are in production,...

Just when we thought the Prison Break franchise was over, it sounds like we’re getting another series.

Deadline reported around this time last year that Hulu had put a “new incarnation” of the hit drama into development. Today, they reported that it has officially received a pilot order.

Prison Break first aired on Fox in 2005 before being canceled in 2009 after four seasons.

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However, Fox aired a limited series revival in 2017, bringing back the show’s key players, including Wentworth Miller, Sarah Wayne Callies, and Dominic Purcell.

The next chapter will be an entirely new concept but will still take place in the universe of the original series.

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That’s probably an excellent idea, given how Prison Break Season 5 ended.

If you’re a Prison Break fan, you were likely upset by the end of the show’s original run, which...

The “Prison Break” reboot in development is one step closer to freedom, landing a pilot order from Hulu.

The new iteration of the series, from “Mayans M.C.” co-creator and showrunner Elgin James and 20th Television, is not expected to feature the characters at the center of the original jailhouse drama, Michael Scofield (played by Wentworth Miller) and Lincoln Burrows (Dominic Purcell). Rather, it will exist in the same universe as the original “Prison Break” but focus on a new crew of inmates.

James executive produces alongside Dawn Olmstead, “Prison Break” creator Paul Scheuring, Marty Adelstein and Neal Moritz. In addition to the “Sons of Anarchy” spinoff “Mayans,” James also co-created with Stephen Merchant the Amazon Studios/BBC One series “The Outlaws,” starring Christopher Walken.

“Prison Break” ran for five seasons on Fox and spawned a TV movie, “The Final Break,” and a low-budget spinoff, “Prison Break: Proof of Innocence,” which...

Giancarlo Esposito, Harold Perrineau, Taryn Manning and Ryan Hurst have joined the cast of Out Come the Wolves, an indie drama which is marking the directorial debut of producer Danny Peykoff.

The feature is currently shooting in Portland, Oregon and stars Orlando Norman and Spence Moore II, along with Heidi Grace Engerman and Cassady McClincy Zhang. Sam Rechner, West Mulholland and Curran Walters are also on the call sheet.

Set against the East Bay punk music scene in the mid 1990s, Wolves is a story of grit and dreams in a world of violence and desperation. Norman, Moore, Engerman and Zhang play a tight-knit group of high school friends dreaming of escaping the blighted city in which they live.

Esposito is playing a ruthless and sadistic mid-level kingpin with a smooth attitude and a deadly smile, while Perrineau is playing Moore’s father, laying all his hopes and dreams on...

Taylor Sheridan has become one of Hollywood's most well-known film and television writers, with many of his projects featured on Paramount+. Taylor Sheridan's TV shows have skyrocketed in popularity since the release of his renowned hit, Yellowstone, a neo-Western cowboy drama starring Kevin Costner. Funnily enough, Yellowstone is Sheridan's only TV series not to be featured on Paramount's streaming service, despite its prequel shows and his various other projects prominently advertised among their marquee titles.

Before Yellowstone, Taylor Sheridan tried his hand as an actor, appearing on the popular show Sons of Anarchy for 21 episodes. He then began his career writing for films, finding a successful streak from Sicario to Hell or High Water to Wind River, all of which came out in consecutive years between 2015 and 2017. Since Yellowstone's popularity took off, Sheridan has been actively involved in roughly three television projects per year for Paramount+, including the most recent show,...

Doing business with a man who made billions on child labor and may have murdered a past associate. Jokes about children being sexually abused in the foster system. Extreme and public intimate partner violence played for laughs because both partners are men. Though you might think plotlines like these went extinct circa Entourage and Sons of Anarchy, Bookie is doing its best to revive the antihero era. Sometimes it feels like a charmingly retro throwback; mostly it’s so sweaty and off-putting that it reminds you why they don’t make TV like this anymore.

Bookie, which premiered on Max late last November, was co-created by superstar EP Chuck Lorre and his frequent collaborator Nick Bakay, and wildly successful stand-up comic Sebastian Maniscalco stars as Danny, the titular bookie. Though some lip service is paid to the fact of legalized sports betting and how it could affect Danny’s business,...

Jack Huston makes his debut as a feature film writer/director in Day of the Fight, a new indie boxing drama starring Boardwalk Empire's Michael C. Pitt as Irish Mike, a disgraced fighter making his big comeback. Throughout the day of the fight, Irish Mike contacts various important people who are important to him, if not to reconnect, then at least to make peace before he takes on the fight of his life. The ensemble cast includes Nicolette Robinson, John Magaro, Steve Buscemi, and Joe Pesci.

Day of the Fight also co-stars Ron Perlman as Stevie, Mike's boxing trainer and de facto father figure. Perlman is best known for his transformational performance as the title character in Guillermo Del Toro's Hellboy movies, as well as the tough-as-nails biker patriarch in FX's hit show, Sons of Anarchy. In Day of the Fight, he plays a tough, foul-mouthed patriarchal figure...

Danny Trejo is notorious for playing badass. characters, such as a vampire in the 1996 film From Dusk Till Dawn. “This is full circle,” says the 80-year-old Sons of Anarchy actor, with his signature raspy laugh, about hosting Mysteries Unearthed, a TV show on uncovering buried mysteries. Premiering Friday, December 6 on History Channel, each intriguing hour of this eight-part series has a theme, like “chamber of secrets,” which digs up everything from forgotten tombs (you’ll see the inspiration for a scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark!) to an ancient city’s priceless treasure trove. Trejo gives us more dirt. Which buried find impressed you the most? Danny Trejo: I love it when they discover anything — a flag from the Civil War, old stamps, letters. It’s my first time [hosting for History] and I’m so excited because the only thing I watch is the news, sports, or a history program.

Writer Taylor Sheridan is currently awaiting the series finale of his breakout series Yellowstone. The neo-Western series has built up to high stakes as the titular Yellowstone ranch faces threats from within the Dutton family. After a lot of off-screen drama, Sheridan might be finally done with the flagship show.

While Sheridan is known for his hands-on approach to producing shows, he has also put his hands in multiple series along with prequels and spinoffs of Yellowstone. Part of the reason why he reportedly worked out a new deal with Paramount was so he could afford the nine-figure sum he paid to buy the Four Sixes Ranch, where Yellowstone was filmed.

Taylor Sheridan Bought The Yellowstone Ranch For A Whopping Nine-Figure Sum Taylor Sheridan in Yellowstone | Credits: Paramount

While the Dutton family had internal and external struggles for the bulk of the Yellowstone series, the eponymous ranch acts as a...

Warning: This article contains sensitive subjects, including sexual assault, miscarriages, and school shootings.

While many crime shows use unexpected moments to create drama and tension, very few are filled with quite as many shocking scenes as Sons of Anarchy. The series follows a group of outlaw bikers and while they are initially presented as anti-heroes who look out for their local community, it quickly becomes apparent quite how flawed Samcro really is. The club's violent actions spiraled out of control, resulting in many innocent people losing their lives, and these crimes eventually caught up with the central characters, as very few Samcro members survived Sons of Anarchy's ending.

Kurt Sutter's biker drama was easily one of the most controversial shows on TV during its seven-season run, and it refused to shy away from even the most extreme topics, hence why the series remains so iconic. Unfortunately, some of...

Taylor Sheridan might just fancy himself as the new lord of the TV realm with the amount of commercial and critical success that he has been having. Over the course of the past 9 years alone, the filmmaker has earned more renown and acclaim than most do in their lifetime. Brilliant characters, sharp dialogue, and immaculate storyline to tie it all together – Sheridan nails it every time.

Taylor Sheridan [Credit: Paramount+]

While Hollywood strives after their tried-and-established formulaic recipe for success, Taylor Sheridan carves out a niche for himself that has remained untouched and unfiltered by those who came before him. The stories that Sheridan wants to tell are so intrinsic to the American way of life that they can almost be considered mundane.

And yet, the scriptwriter finds a way to craft the most humane and gut-wrenching tales from these socially relevant issues that haunt the country constantly.

Taylor Sheridan – the...

Did Jamie Dornan nearly lose Fifty Shades of Grey? (Photo Credit – Amazon)

Back in 2013, the casting drama was spicier than Christian’s Roomm. Hunnam was locked in to play the brooding billionaire, setting Sons of Anarchy fans on fire. But—plot twist—Hunnam had already given his word to Guillermo del Toro for Crimson Peak and couldn’t juggle both. Loyalty? Unshakable. So, Hunnam stepped aside, leaving Christian Grey up for grabs.

Enter Jamie Dornan, who was kind of like, “Wait, me?” And honestly, he wasn’t even sure at first, Dornan admitted in a British GQ interview, “I felt a certain amount of relief when he got it, to be honest. I thought, ‘This would have been fun, but it would have been a strange ride. Better not to be on that ride.'” Dornansaide, “I’m good, but… if you want me, I’ll bring the heat.” And the rest,...

“The Penguin” might be over but there are a lot of shows about criminal dirtbags to help fill the void.

HBO’s spinoff of Matt Reeves’ “The Batman film didn’t really have any right to be as good as it was but award-contending performances by Colin Farrell and Cristin Milioti helped make it one of the most talked about shows of 2024. Now that it’s finished, people are likely clamoring for another crime drama that ticks the same boxes as “The Penguin.”

Below are seven options for shows like “The Penguin” to try if you’re trying to capture the same vibes that made it such a great watch.

HBO The Sopranos

The parallels between “The Penguin” and “The Sopranos” were talked about ad nauseam throughout the show’s run that this recommendation is a no-brainer. Oz and Tony share a number of similarities from a need to climb...

Actor Chuck Zito, who ended up appearing in Sons of Anarchy season 5, once tried to sue FX over the creation of the show. Sons of Anarchy was created by Kurt Sutter and aired on FX from 2008-2014. The series follows Jax Teller, a member and eventual leader of the Sons of Anarchy motorcycle club, which was based in the fictional town of Charming, California. The cast of Sons of Anarchy includes Charlie Hunnam, Katey Segal, Ron Perlman, Maggie Siff, and Theo Rossi.

Speaking with VladTV on YouTube, Chuck Zito explains that he once pitched a show about a motorcycle gang called Wild Angels to FX. They claimed they weren't interested in a show about a motorcycle gang, but when he tried to pitch it to them again a year later, he found out they were already developing Sons of Anarchy. Therefore, he filed a lawsuit against FX, claiming that they...

You might be surprised by some of the roles that Charlie Hunnam came very close to booking.

The 44-year-old star has become a fan-favorite actor in Hollywood since making his debut in the ’90s. His popularity exploded with Sons of Anarchy in 2008. Since then, he’s starred in a variety of movies, the most recent being 2023′s Rebel Moon.

Like any actor, there have been some projects that Charlie auditioned for, which ultimately did not work out.

Over the years he’s opened up about six projects that he could have appeared in. Some of them he was offered and had to turn down. Others he did not book. The list includes two popular superheroes and roles in several other top-tier franchises.

This summer we learned about Charlie‘s next big project so we got curious and decided to round up all of the roles that got away and what...

The Walking Dead: Dead City season 2 will star Kim Coates as its new main antagonist, which will continue a Walking Dead villain trend. As Dead City already features one of The Walking Dead's most powerful villains, the next season is set to include an exciting battle of wills. The premise for Dead City has been one of the most interesting of the Walking Dead spin-offs, as it forces two enemies to work together with a common goal. Negan and Maggie's bitter history has kept the tension throughout Dead City, which left Maggie with a choice to make.

Dead City season 1 ended with Negan being captured by the Dama, who wants the old villainous Negan to bring her people together and prepare for war. This left Maggie torn between killing Negan and rescuing him, after spending a decade wishing for revenge. Negan is always more dangerous when he is offered power,...