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Mar 20, 2019 - 11:05 AM
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dragon53
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20
ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD---trailer released for the Quentin Tarantino movie.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Scf8nIJCvs4&t=15s
STRANGER THINGS---trailer released for Season 3.
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEG3bmU_WaI&t=8s
STAR WARS---an inside source who has worked on earlier STAR WARS movies said the upcoming David Benioff/DB Weiss (GAME OF THRONES) movie trilogy is set in the Old Republic, “…approached about working on the next movie this Autumn. It is not the Rian Johnson trilogy, it is the Game of Thrones guys’ first movie, and it is set during the Old Republic, as Disney wants to open up the Star Wars timeline and appeal to a more ‘Game of Thrones‘ style audience.”
CHRISTOPHER NOLAN---Robert Pattinson and John David Washington have joined the cast of the upcoming Christopher Nolan movie. No plot details were released, but the Warner Bros. movie has been described as being a, “massive, innovative action blockbuster”.
THE BATMAN---Oscar Isaac commented on rumors that he is a candidate for the starring role, "No. I have only read it online like everyone else. I haven't had any conversations about Batman, unfortunately, but I am sure it is going to be great. Matt Reeves is such a great director. Yeah, he can get my number."
DCEU---James McAvoy was asked if he could play a character in a DC Extended Universe movie, who would it be. McAvoy said The Riddler, "I’ve always thought DC does really good bad guys."
JIU JITSU---Nicolas Cage stars in this movie based on the comic book about an ancient order of jiu jitsu warriors who battle an alien invasion of Earth every six years. Dimitri Logothetis (KICKBOXER: RETALIATION) is the director.
TERMINATOR: DARK FATE---Paramount Pictures confirmed the sequel title.
WEST SIDE STORY---Cory Stoll will play NYPD officer Lt. Schrank, and Brian d'Arcy James will play Sgt. Krupke in the Steven Spielberg remake movie.
PENNY DREADFUL: CITY OF ANGELS---Rory Kinnear is returning for the Showtime sequel series. He will play Dr. Peter Craft, head of the German-American Bund isolationist movement which does not want the US to get involved in the growing Nazi threat in Europe.
ALIVE---Ryan Phillippe will star in the CBS pilot about a dead San Francisco homicide detective who is resurrected by Dr. Victor Frankenstein.
HIGH MAINTENANCE---HBO renewed the series for Season 4.
ANGEL---David Borenaz said about the 20th anniversary of the tv series, “We’re coming up on our 20 years. That’s amazing to have been blessed with a show like that...So I will say there may be something coming up."
TRIVIA---Lycia Naff said she is is best known for appearing as the three-breasted mutant in the original TOTAL RECALL and on STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION.
She said about being in TOTAL RECALL, "I felt really exposed. It didn't hit me until the first moment where the scene called for me to expose myself, because what came over me was such shame. Which was weird, because they weren't my breasts, and it was what I had signed up to do."
Naff said she started to cry during the scene, "If you look closely at those scenes when I'm opening my blouse, I'm smiling, but not in my eyes. It was probably good for the character and gave her an extra layer, but that was completely unplanned. I was just feeling really emotional and trying to hide it. I was embarrassed, and I was embarrassed for feeling embarrassed."
Naff, who retired from acting to become a journalist, said, "I'm still an active undercover investigative reporter; however, I surfaced with my byline when I exclusively broke the Bill Cosby rape scandal in 2014."
Lycia Naff is best known for appearing in the original TOTAL RECALL and STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION.
Naff said as an undercover journalist she, "broke the Bill Cosby rape scandal in 2014."
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WEST SIDE STORY---Cory Stoll will play NYPD officer Lt. Schrank, and Brian d'Arcy James will play Sgt. Krupke in the Steven Spielberg remake movie.
Yes, please give Brian D'Arcy James, one of the highest profile musical theatre performers of our time, a non-singing, glorified walk-on role.
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I really liked Naff's character on TNG. The way they let her go because she had the gall to cut her hair shows just how painfully mismanaged that production was. Well, that and numerous other things that have come to light.
Agreed. I've always felt that focusing so much on the tier crew was a bit limiting to any Trek series, and her character could've been a gateway to humanizing the entire engineering staff, even just a little. It always felt odd that the occasional helmsman would show up, make a quip or die, and then never be seen again. Picard (and Kirk) talks so much about his crew... let's see them! Let's get to know an actual away team of specialists instead of just a buncha redshirts (the "Galileo Seven" episode being a prime example of camraderie).
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