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[manukyan]

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Dialogos Part Five, 2021

Dialogos Part Five, 2021

[weclassybouquetfun]

Netflix’s Film Fam is slated to make an announcement tomorrow.  I’ll take a wild guess, but looking at the actors in the vid, we will see trailers or teasers for 

THE HARDER THEY FALL starring Idris Elba, Regina King, Jonathan Majors and others. 

RED NOTICE with Dwayne Johnson and Gal Gadot. 

Zack Snyder’s ARMY OF THE DEAD with John Bautista, Omari Hardwick, Hiroyuki Sanada, Tig Notaro and Ella Purnell. 

THE KISSING BOOTH 3 starring Joey King; TO ALL THE BOYS I LOVED BEFORE 3 : ALWAYS AND FOREVER, LARA JEAN with Lana Condor and Noah Centineo. Since EXTRACTION 2 has only been announced, maybe Hemsworth is featured to promote how well the viewership was for the action film. 

If that’s the case, I demand inclusion of THE OLD GUARD considering it did as well and it won Best Superhero Film at last night’s Critics Choice Super Awards. 

Yes, it’s a real award. Yes, it means as much as a MTV Movie Awards, which is to say it means nothing.

But they did honor Amazon’s THE BOYS, Aya Cash and Antony Starr (2 awards: Best Villain and Best Actor in a Series), so, the voting body has great taste. 

Although Amy Adams can be currently seen in the much maligned HILLBILLY ELEGY on Netflix, she is likely included because Netflix will run WOMAN IN THE WINDOW, the last film from the shingle that was Fox 2000. 

THUNDER FORCE with Melissa McCarthy and Olivia Spencer.

and YES DAY with Jennifer Garner and Edgar Ramirez.

Did Edgar discuss with Jennifer about how his bestie Ana de Armas is dating her ex-husband?

- In non-Netflix movie news: Sony is moving MORBIUS from March 19th to October 8th.

With the Covid-19 vaccine roll-out being slow going, at least in the U.S., there are concerns that theaters will not be able to return to business any time soon. Once again there is talk that BLACK WIDOW will get a Disney+ release with premium access (a’la MULAN) and a theatrical release.  

The first major release that is due to roll out is Sony’s CINDERELLA starring Camila Cabello, Idina Menzel and Billy Porter. But with no poster, no teaser or full trailer, this release looks doubtful. 

- What I miss about not getting the physical version of the trades is that I’m missing out on the full-page For Your Consideration ads.  Cheaper for the studios, yes, but these banner and sidebar ads just don’t cut it.

Like these for Bleeker Street’s SUPERNOVA starring Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci. 

The Hollywood Foreign Press is trying to clean up its image as a bunch of sycophantic star f*ckers posing as journalists, so they’re putting their feet down and are trying to quell category fraud.   They have forced Bleeker Street to take Tucci out of Supporting and run him alongside Firth in Lead. 

Tucci, drinking it up, with his wife Felicity and his in-laws Emily Blunt and John Kasinski.

The opposite, happened for the cast of Regina King’s ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI.  Kingsley Ben-Adir and Eli Goree wanted to campaign as leads with Leslie Odom Jr. and Aldis Hodge in Supporting. But the HPFA denied the request and will have them all run in Supporting. 

[serotoninhq]

What are some FCs that are not in the RP, but you wish they were?

Hey, apologies for this taking some time, I wanted to make sure to ask the members who they'd like to see, so it wouldn't be only my thoughts!! Here are some faceclaims that were mentioned and would be adored on the dash:

Brian Tee, Jonathan Majors, Lauren Ridloff, Andre Holland, Melanie Field, Kapil Talwalker, Ty Defoe, Juliette Motamed, Gia Gunn, Trevante Rhodes, Tig Notaro, Kim Adis, Andre Braugher, Yaya DaCosta, Laverne Cox, Aaron Pedersen, Kiley May, James Roday Rodriguez, Sofia Boutella, Stephanie Nogueras, Anna Diop, Amber Riley, Tyler Luke Cunningham, RJ Mitte, Ser Anzoategui, Deborah Mailman, Ivory Aquino, Nicola Coughlan, Angela Bassett, Nicky Endres, Storme Toolis, Kelly Marie Tran, Jada Alberts, Natalie Moraes, Kanya Sesser, Nathalie Kelley, DeWanda Wise, Mela Franco Habijan, Da'vinchi, Jane Levy, Judi Dench, Olivia Liang, Candice Patton, Tom Ellis, Nick Sagar, Molly Burke, Cooper Andrews, Kylie Bunbury, Da'Vine Joy Randolph.

And that's just to name a few!!

[maaarine]

MBTI & Actors: NT, SP, SJ Types

See also: NF actors

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ENTP

Ben AFFLECK Riz AHMED Will ARNETT Alexandre ASTIER Edouard BAER Sacha BARON COHEN Jason BATEMAN Jack BLACK Carrie BROWNSTEIN Peter CAPALDI Steve CARELL Alain CHABAT John CLEESE Kieran CULKIN Macaulay CULKIN Whitney CUMMINGS Rob DELANEY Peter DINKLAGE Robert DOWNEY Jr. David DUCHOVNY Tina FEY Martin FREEMAN Zach GALIFIANAKIS Ilana GLAZER Jeff GOLDBLUM Hugh GRANT Kathy GRIFFIN Bill HADER Eddie IZZARD Anna KENDRICK John KRASINSKI Ashton KUTCHER Hugh LAURIE Téa LEONI Julia LOUIS-DREYFUS Jane LYNCH Seth MACFARLANE Gaten MATARAZZO Stephen MERCHANT Bill MURRAY Edward NORTON Bob ODENKIRK Simon PEGG Chelsea PERETTI Matthew PERRY Ryan REYNOLDS Seth ROGEN Dax SHEPARD Cole SPROUSE Emma THOMPSON Lily TOMLIN Alan TUDYK Taika WAITITI Christoph WALTZ

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INTP

Woody ALLEN Simon AMSTELL Fred ARMISEN Richard AYOADE Michael CERA Jemaine CLEMENT Jesse EISENBERG Hannah GADSBY Kate MCKINNON Tig NOTARO B.J. NOVAK Orelsan / Aurélien COTENTIN James SPADER Tilda SWINTON Zach WOODS

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ENTJ

Gillian ANDERSON Lauren BACALL Jean-Pierre BACRI Troian BELLISARIO Cate BLANCHETT Kate BOSWORTH Brian COX Jodie FOSTER Ricky GERVAIS Katharine HEPBURN Oscar ISAAC Bruce LEE Julianna MARGULIES Cynthia NIXON Arnold SCHWARZENEGGER Jerry SEINFELD Charlize THERON Kristin Scott THOMAS Orson WELLES

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INTJ

Penn BADGLEY Brady CORBET Stephen DILLANE Ben MCKENZIE Alan RICKMAN

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ESFP

Pamela ANDERSON Asia ARGENTO Drew BARRYMORE Jane BIRKIN Orlando BLOOM Kim BODNIA Cameron DIAZ Olivia COLMAN Adèle EXARCHOPOULOS Karen GILLAN Tiffany HADDISH Mark HAMILL Tom HARDY Taraji P. HENSON Tom HOLLAND Juliette LEWIS Lindsay LOHAN Natasha LYONNE Matthew MCCONAUGHEY Michael MCDOWELL Rose MCGOWAN Chloe Grace MORETZ Rita ORA Pedro PASCAL Busy PHILIPPS Chris PRATT Will SMITH Omar SY Wanda SYKES Elizabeth TAYLOR Sophie TURNER Jodie WHITTAKER Maisie WILLIAMS

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ISFP

Jacob ANDERSON Noah CENTINEO Timothée CHALAMET Marion COTILLARD Dane DEHAAN Benicio DEL TORO Johnny DEPP Adam DRIVER Dominic FIKE Charlotte GAINSBOURG Ryan GOSLING Kit HARINGTON Lauryn HILL Dakota JOHNSON Vicky KRIEPS Heath LEDGER Diego LUNA Rami MALEK Lee PACE Vanessa PARADIS Rob PATTINSON Luke PERRY Evan PETERS Brad PITT Sergei POLUNIN Norman REEDUS Keanu REEVES Mark RUFFALO Léa SEYDOUX Aaron TAYLOR-JOHNSON Liv TYLER Marine VACTH

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ESTP

AWKWAFINA Christian BALE Roseanne BARR Josh BROLIN Nikolaj COSTER-WALDAU Pete DAVIDSON Lea DELARIA Jean DUJARDIN Scott EASTWOOD Idris ELBA Michael FASSBENDER Jamie FOXX Whoopi GOLDBERG Woody HARRELSON Kevin HART Chris HEMSWORTH Charlie HUNNAM Samuel L. JACKSON Daniel KALUUYA Johnny KNOXVILLE Mila KUNIS Matt LEBLANC Jason MOMOA Eddie MURPHY Jack O’CONNELL Timothy OLYPHANT Michelle RODRIGUEZ Mickey ROURKE Adam SANDLER Miles TELLER Mark WAHLBERG Zendaya

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ISTP

Kevin BACON Jonathan BANKS Dave BAUTISTA Emory COHEN Daniel CRAIG Robert DE NIRO Jamie DORNAN Sam ELLIOTT Travis FIMMEL Harrison FORD Keir GILCHRIST Aidan GILLEN Rooney MARA Mads MIKKELSEN Aubrey PLAZA Jeremy RENNER Matthias SCHOENAERTS Michael SHANNON Lakeith STANFIELD Kristen STEWART Maura TIERNEY Christopher WALKEN Fionn WHITEHEAD Bruce WILLIS

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ESFJ

Jessica ALBA Jennifer ANISTON Millie Bobby BROWN Priyanka CHOPRA Zac EFRON Chris EVANS Jennifer GARNER Henry GOLDING Sarah JESSICA PARKER Minka KELLY Blake LIVELY Eva LONGORIA Jennifer LOPEZ Lori LOUGHLIN Lea MICHELE Shay MITCHELL Mandy MOORE Gwyneth PALTROW Madelaine PETSCH Olivia RODRIGO Kiernan SHIPKA Kerry WASHINGTON Kate WINSLET Reese WITHERSPOON

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ISFJ

Henry CAVILL Megan FOX Nick JONAS Nicole KIDMAN Tori SPELLING

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ISTJ

Clint EASTWOOD Tommy LEE JONES

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See also: NF actors

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Globe, March 18

Cover: Royal Peace Treaty -- Kate Middleton Saves Meghan Markle’s Marriage

Page 2: Up Front & Personal -- Tara Reid, Neil Patrick Harris, Michael Douglas 

Page 3: Scout Willis, Diane Keaton, Barry Manilow 

Page 4: Priscilla Presley’s face ruined by cancer 

Page 6: Nicole Kidman wants desperately to adopt a child but Keith Urban says no, Miranda Lambert’s baby fever 

Page 8: The chemistry between Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga at the Oscars was no act and Bradley’s baby mama Irina Shayk was furious, former pro wrestler and porn star Tammy “Sunny” Sytch has been busted again for DUI, wrestling champ Roman “Big Dog” Reigns beats leukemia 

Page 10: Whoopi Goldberg survived a terrifying brush with death from a virulent case of pneumonia 

Page 12: Celebrity Buzz -- Kaley Cuoco miffed that husband Karl Cook said they looked like siblings in a naked photo of them, Denise Richards has worn out her welcome on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Sam Esmail believes Rami Malek and Julia Roberts have insane on-screen chemistry and is looking for a project to team them up on, after Jordyn Woods cheated with Khloe Kardashian’s baby daddy Tristan Thompson the prices on all Kylie X Jordyn items have been slashed, Angelina Jolie gets revenge on Brad Pitt by tossing all of his prized possessions, Linda Kozlowski 

Page 13: Nick Nolte, Jamie Foxx and Kathy Griffin, Courtney Love, Hook-Ups, Babies & More -- Jude Law and Phillipa Coan are getting married in May 

Page 14: Joanna Gaines addicted to caffeine, Elle Macpherson is a homewrecker dating anti-vaccine doctor Andrew Wakefield, Fashion Verdict -- Maya Rudolph, Melissa McCarthy, Megan Mullally, Gisele Bundchen, Halsey 

Page 16: Dick Van Dyke’s final tell-all will dish on Julie Andrews and Andy Griffith and kid brother Jerry 

Page 18: 10 Things You Don’t Know About Cole Sprouse, twins Tia and Tamera Mowry took their legendary closeness to a whole new level when Tamera drank Tia’s breast milk in an attempt to improve her ailing health, Alex Trebek jokingly named Betty White as his successor 

Page 20: True Crime 

Page 24: Cover Story -- crafty Kate Middleton rescues Meghan Markle’s marriage and Prince William and Prince Harry are finally talking to each other again 

Page 28: Kathie Lee Gifford has no love for Jenna Bush Hager and is snickering that Jenna will never do the job on Today as well as she did, Dolly Parton admits to plastic surgery 

Page 30: Peter Frampton battling inclusion body myositis (IBM) 

Page 32: Dr. Michael Hunter says cigarettes not 9/11 toxins killed Donna Summer, Sherri Shepherd sheds 30 lbs. of fat, Spot the Evil Twin -- Tom Cruise and Tig Notaro 

Page 34: CIA helped Adolf Hitler escape Germany 

Page 38: Health Report -- Diet soda can kill you

Page 39: Home cures for pinkeye 

Page 40: Spot the Evil Twin -- Howard Stern and Joey Ramone 

Page 45: Olivia Colman’s nude scenes in 2006 film Confetti surface after her Oscar win, Jerry Seinfeld trying to avoid lawsuit over fake Carrera Speedster by claiming he was hoodwinked, Spot the Evil Twin -- Iggy Pop and Anthony Kiedis 

Page 47: Hollywood Flashback -- Marlon Brando in The Men 

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[thecomedybureau]

So, for 2019, Tig Notaro is turning her monthly Largo show into a talk show with one special guest. It seems like one of the few things that Tig hasn’t conquered in comedy and we’re very intrigued as to what that might be.

Get your tickets for this first show happening w/special guest Olivia Munn on Sat. Jan. 20th at 7:30PM for $35 here. 

The rest of our listings for comedy shows, events, screenings, open mics, maps, and more can be found at www.thecomedybureau.com.

[amyackxrs]

Rules: answer the prompt and tag 20 blogs you would like to know better!!

@olivia-snicket tagged me :)

Nickname(s): I have somehow phased out of nicknames

Gender: Female

Star Sign: Cancer

Height: 159cm (do you think i can somehow crack 160)

Time: 9:30pm

Birthday: July 4th

Favourite bands/artist: My fave singer has always been Delta Goodrem but omg I’m such a casual fan now she’s having some kind of concert thing coming up and I didn’t know tickets were up for winning and I haven’t even bothered looking into any other details. Kid-me would be appalled.

Song(s) Stuck in my Head: I’ve had all the songs the A-Camp Family Band performed stuck in my head so like covers of Heart of Glass, Cool for the Summer, Dreams

Last movie I watched: I just watched In A World... which I was interested in when the trailer first came out but I never got around to seeing and then a while ago I downloaded it and then today as I was watching, Tig Notaro and Stephanie Allynne appeared in the credits and I was like oh this is why I wanted to watch it all of a sudden haha. 

Last TV show I watched: I still haven’t finished S2 of One Day At A Time so I’ve been continuing with that today!

What I post: lol it’s like all lena luthor/katie mcgrath with some root x shaw and idk what else thrown in

Do I get asks: not really! shout out to the anon trying to convince me to fly to new zealand this weekend tho

URL Meaning: i watched angel and was introduced to the angel that is amy acker and i followed her through to dollhouse and then person of interest and wow i didn’t think i’d love a character more than fred but then i met root and wow

Average hours of sleep: bruh i just got back from a month in the US/China and have 0 responsibilities right now so i’ve defs been getting upwards of 10 hours every night these past few nights and i really do not need this much sleep someone help me get out of this habit

Nationality: australiannn

idk who to tag lol if you want to do this thing just say i tagged you!

[tellusepisode]

Star Trek: Discovery Season 3 will be on CBS All Access at October 15, 2020 and on Oct. 16 on Netflix

Action, Adventure, Drama / TV-Series (2017)

Sonequa Martin-Green reveals the official trailer for Star Trek: Discovery Season 3. Then, host Mica Burton speaks with Executive Producers and Co-Showrunners Alex Kurtzman and Michelle Paradise, and new cast addition David Ajala to discuss the future the Discovery crew lands in, a bit about what fans can look forward to in Season 3, and more.

Stream the Season 3 premiere of Star Trek: Discovery on Thursday, Oct. 15, exclusively in the U.S. on CBS All Access.

Creators: Bryan Fuller, Alex Kurtzman

Directors: Olatunde Osunsanmi, Maja Vrvilo, Hanelle M. Culpepper, Douglas Aarniokoski, Jonathan Frakes, Jon Dudkowski

Writers: Bryan Fuller, Alex Kurtzman, Gene Roddenberry, Kirsten Beyer, Bo Yeon Kim, Erika Lippoldt, Alan B. McElroy, Michelle Paradise, Jenny Lumet, Anthony Maranville, Brandon Schultz, Chris Silvestri, Anne Cofell Saunders, Kenneth Lin, Kalinda Vazquez

Stars: Sonequa Martin-Green, Doug Jones, Anthony Rapp, Mary Wiseman, Emily Coutts, Shazad Latif, Oyin Oladejo

►Cast

Sonequa Martin-Green→ Michael Burnham / … 30 episodes, 2017-2020Doug Jones→ Saru / … 29 episodes, 2017-2019Anthony Rapp→ Paul Stamets / … 29 episodes, 2017-2019Mary Wiseman→ Sylvia Tilly / … 29 episodes, 2017-2019Emily Coutts→ Keyla Detmer / … 28 episodes, 2017-2019Shazad Latif→ Ash Tyler / … 25 episodes, 2017-2019Oyin Oladejo→ Lt. Joann Owosekun / … 25 episodes, 2017-2019Patrick Kwok-Choon→ Lt. Gen Rhys / … 22 episodes, 2017-2019Julianne Grossman→ Discovery Computer 22 episodes, 2017-2019Ronnie Rowe→ Lt. R.A. Bryce / … 21 episodes, 2017-2019Wilson Cruz→ Dr. Hugh Culber 18 episodes, 2017-2019Sara Mitich→ Airiam / … 18 episodes, 2017-2019Michelle Yeoh→ Philippa Georgiou / … 17 episodes, 2017-2019Anson Mount→ Captain Christopher Pike 14 episodes, 2019Mary Chieffo→ L’Rell 13 episodes, 2017-2019Ian Alexander→ Gray 13 episodes, 2020-2021Jayne Brook→ Admiral Cornwell 12 episodes, 2017-2019Hannah Cheesman→ Lt. Cmdr. Airiam 10 episodes, 2019Rachael Ancheril→ Cmdr. Nhan 10 episodes, 2019James Frain→ Sarek 9 episodes, 2017-2019Ethan Peck→ Spock 10 episodes, 2019Blu del Barrio→ Adira 9 episodes, 2020-2021Mia Kirshner→ Amanda Grayson 8 episodes, 2017-2019Alan Van Sprang→ Leland 8 episodes, 2019David Benjamin Tomlinson→ Linus / … 8 episodes, 2017-2019Kenneth Mitchell→ Kol / … 8 episodes, 2017-2019Nicole Dickinson→ Klingon / … 8 episodes, 2017-2019Raven Dauda→ Dr. Tracy Pollard / … 7 episodes, 2018-2019Arista Arhin→ Young Michael Burnham / … 8 episodes, 2017-2019Tig Notaro→ Jett Reno 5 episodes, 2019Ali Momen→ Kamran Gant / … 5 episodes, 2017-2019Bahia Watson→ May 4 episodes, 2019Michael Ayres→ Transporter Officer / … 4 episodes, 2017-2019Riley Gilchrist→ Admiral Shukar / … 4 episodes, 2018-2019Damon Runyan→ Ujilli 4 episodes, 2017-2019Harry Judge→ Admiral Gorch / … 4 episodes, 2018-2019Rebecca Romijn→ Number One 3 episodes, 2019Sonja Sohn→ Dr. Gabrielle Burnham 3 episodes, 2019Liam Hughes→ Young Spock 4 episodes, 2019Yadira Guevara-Prip→ Me Hani Ika Hali Ka Po 2 episodes, 2019Alisen Down→ Starfleet Psychiatrist 2 episodes, 2019Hannah Spear→ Siranna 2 episodes, 2019Tara Nicodemo→ Admiral Patar 2 episodes, 2019Samora Smallwood→ Lt. Amin 2 episodes, 2019Hanneke Talbot→ Lt. Mann 2 episodes, 2019Chai Valladares→ Lt. Nicola 2 episodes, 2019Kyana Teresa→ Doctor / … 2 episodes, 2019Sheila McCarthy→ Mother 1 episode, 2019Andrew Moodie→ Jacob 1 episode, 2019Javier Botet→ Ba’ul 1 episode, 2019Melissa George→ Vina 1 episode, 2019Kenric Green→ Mike Burnham 1 episode, 2019Dee Pelletier→ Talosian #2 1 episode, 2019Rob Brownstein→ The Keeper 1 episode, 2019Noah Davis→ Lieutenant (2053) 1 episode, 2019Tyler Hynes→ Stephen 1 episode, 2019Mark Pellington→ Ba’ul V.O. 1 episode, 2019Sean Connolly Affleck→ Lt. Connolly 1 episode, 2019Kiara Groulx→ Rose 1 episode, 2019Claire Qute→ Teen May Hologram 1 episode, 2019Xavier Sotelo→ Captain Diego Vela 1 episode, 2019Jason Anthony→ Control Computer 1 episode, 2019Ian James Corlett→ Section 31 Computer 1 episode, 2019Pay Chen→ Starfleet Psychiatrist 1 episode, 2019Byron Abalos→ Trainee #1 1 episode, 2019Olivia Croft→ Trainee #2 1 episode, 2019Zarrin Darnell-Martin→ Nurse 1 episode, 2019Jon De Leon→ Section 31 Engineer 1 episode, 2019Glenn Hetrick→ K’Vort 1 episode, 2019Thom Marriott→ Council Member 1 episode, 2019David Ajala→ Cleveland Booker 1 episode, 2020Avaah Blackwell→ Osnullus 5 episodes, 2017-2019George Alevizos→ Crewmember / … 3 episodes, 2017-2019Clayton Scott→ Kelpien 2 episodes, 2018-2019Hélène Cardona→ French Engineer 2 episodes, 2019Ante Dekovic→ Science Officer Kroad 2 episodes, 2019Emily Bartlett→ Mother in Distress 1 episode, 2019Donovan Brown→ Science Trainee 1 episode, 2019Jonathan Kim→ Engineering Trainee 1 episode, 2019James MacKinnon→ Medical Technician 1 episode, 2019Pamela Mars→ Discovery Bridge Crew 1 episode, 2019Shaleen Mulvany→ Hologram Teacher 1 episode, 2019Tanu Ravi→ Dinner Guest #1 1 episode, 2019

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[annychristine831]

Netflix’s Ambitious Plans for Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead

The streaming giant has already commenced the expansion work of the Zack Snyder film Army of the Dead. Reportedly, Netflix already has unveiled its plans to make a prequel and a TV series forming a cinematic universe that will explore Snyder’s zombie world.

Although the pandemic has delayed the “Army of the Dead” release, Netflix is already pretty optimistic about the concept as they enthusiastically relayed their interest in developing a franchise out of Dave Bautista starrer film.

The Army of the Dead will be Snyder’s first directorial venture after the tragic death of his daughter, which led him to leave the production of Justice League midway. Netflix is, however, holding no cards to its chest and is showing full confidence in Zack Snyder’s film. It has already called for a prequel film and an animation series set in the same world via an announcement on Thursday.

The Army of the Dead will follow a heist story. After a zombie outbreak wreaks havoc over the entire world, a group of mercenaries attempts to pull off a “greatest heist ever attempted.”

The ensemble cast of the film includes WWE star Dave Bautista, Ella Purnell, Theo Rossi, Huma Qureshi, Ana de la Reguera, Tig Notaro, Hiroyuki Sanada, Garret Dillahunt, Omari Hardwick, Raul Castillo, Matthias Schweigofer, Samantha Win, and Nora Arnezeder.

The film will release in 2021, but no official date has been set yet.

The rumor has it that Snyder will work with a lot of collaborators in the link-up projects.

German actor Mattias Schweigofer will act (reprising his role as Ludwig Dieter) and direct in the prequel film. The script of the prequel will be written by Shay Hatten, who has also written the first and has written the script for the third installment of the John Wick franchise, John Wick Chapter 3-Parabellum.

The prequel will be produced in Germany with Schweigofer, Zack Snyder, his wife Deborah Snyder, Wesley Coller, and Den Maag acting as the producers.

The anime series will follow the story of Dave Bautista’s character(Scott) during the initial days of the outbreak, during which Scott and his crew fight to find the source of the outbreak.

Jay Olivia will be the leading producer of the anime show. Olivia has been credited as a storyboard artist with the films like Justice League and Thor: Ragnarok. He has also helmed the widely popular anime series Batman: The Dark Knight Returns.

It looks like Zack Snyder is back in the game as he is also showing tenacity in bringing his version of the failed film Justice League to the audience. The film which he couldn’t finish in 2017.

I’m Anny. I’m a social media manager living in USA. I am a fan of technology, design, and music. I’m also interested in fitness and movies.

Source: Netflix’s Ambitious Plans for Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead

[inonesingleline]

Ooh, yes, I have a lot to do today before I can do any celebrating, so naturally let’s procrastinate with the end-of-year fandom meme! THIS GOT REALLY LONG I’M SORRY.

1. Your main fandom of the year: The Good Fight, which is a madness while it’s on, always a dull aching hum in the back of my mind while it’s off, and still makes me feel instantly sick to my stomach every time I see a bit of news about it. Fun! But yeah I guess this is the only thing I participated in fandom for anyway; I wrote a little fic, I made some gifs, I tried to offer comfort to my fellow sufferers. (The show is great and most of you won’t feel sick about it, lol)

2. Your favorite film this year: Another year of not being much of a movie person--and to think 5 years ago it was everything! But favorite film in cinemas was Lady Bird; at home, I’m glad my recent Lesley problem has given me a chance to watch some great Mike Leigh films--I loved High Hopes, Another Year, and All or Nothing. 

3. Your favorite book this year: A slightly better year for books; after years of shamefully managing, like, five, I read 26 this year and, more importantly, really got back into the habit in the last few months so I think 2018 will be even better. I read many mysteries, which is always a go-to genre when I’m in a reading funk. But the very best book I read, far and away, was Cassandra at the Wedding by Dorothy Baker. Shout outs to Still She Wished for Company by Margaret Irwin, Alias Grace and The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood (hmm wonder why I read those), The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie by Muriel Spark (how had I never read it before???) and Excellent Women by Barbara Pym. Of the mysteries, there is a reason why And Then There Were None is revered; holy shit. The rest were just comfort food. If any of this sounds like your thang, we should stalk each other on goodreads, hmu

4. Your favorite album or song this year: Yeah if I’m embarrassed about my engagement with film and literature this year, let’s not even talk about music. I don’t think I listened to a single new (or new-to-me) thing this year. The only music I listened to at all was a playlist of old favorites I can sing along to on longer drives. And this a year with new St Vincent! Shameful. I did listen to a fuckton of podcasts. All my music time has gone to podcasts.

5. Your favorite TV show this year: Honestly, The Good Fight. And if you want a ridiculous list of honorable mentions, here are all of the currently-airing shows I adored this year in approximate descending order of my love for them: The Good Place, Crazy Ex Girlfriend, Harlots, Grace and Frankie, Catastrophe, Feud, Big Little Lies, American Vandal, One Mississippi, The Marvelous Mrs Maisel, Search Party, Insecure, Alias Grace, The Handmaid’s Tale, Transparent, Brooklyn Nine Nine, Orphan Black, Broad City, GLOW, Better Things, Stranger Things, I Love Dick, Veep, The Bold Type, Younger, One Day at a Time, Schitt’s Creek, Jane the Virgin, The Americans, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Speechless, Colony, The Worst Witch. Among older shows, I discovered To the Manor Born and watched it like seven times in a brief but heady love affair this summer, and The Good Life, too. I rewatched Ugly Betty and As Time Goes By. Oh, and while I guess it doesn’t count for 2017 shows, I honestly adored Mum. And had a weird week where I snarfed down a whole season of Strictly Come Dancing. OK that’s probably enough about television. Clearly, television is what keeps me from engaging with any other form of media. :|

6. Your favorite Tumblr this year: I LOVE ALL MY MUTUALS EQUALLY AND ARDENTLY, even if I’m pretty bad at keeping up conversations with you all xo

7. Your best new fandom discovery of the year: Can I use this space to talk about my year in situations? Obviously in these last weeks I’ve been losing my fucking mind over Lesley Manville, who is a sleeper situation, but clearly a Code Red Level One now. I also had some delightful times with Penelope Keith and Raquel Cassidy, who occupy that delicious but not all-consuming space in my mind that Lesley once did. I almost had a thing with Ashley Jensen, but I guess Penelope stole me away before that got off the ground. And Christine Baranski is clearly my forever girl. I didn’t think my fickle ass could ever love anyone so deeply for so long, but here we are. 

8. Your biggest fandom disappointment of the year: Ummm...? I can’t really think of any, although I will say it was frustrating when all I wanted was a good mystery book series to lose myself in and I had to toss aside many half-read or after the first book. (If I’d finished all the books I started this year, I would have finished my reading challenge and then some.) But of those the biggest frustration was, despite enjoying the Agatha Raisin tv series because Ashley Jensen, and enjoying the Agatha Raisin audiobooks on a different level because Penelope Keith, how honestly terrible I found the Agatha Raisin books. So instead I read summaries of them all because I was weirdly invested in that ship for a hot minute, lol. Not worth it. Please come back, tv show.

9. Your TV boyfriend of the year: NONE but ugh I still have embarrassing Gary Cole feelings, and also Peter Mullan’s character on Mum is allowed to date my girlfriend, yeah. 

10. Your TV girlfriend of the year: So many??? AUDREY FFORBES-HAMILTON is all goals, Diane Lockhart forever and always, yeah I want to softly cuddle and bathe in the luminous glow of Cathy on Mum, Hecate Hardbroom, both Grace and Frankie, and I had a dream about awkwardly trying to date Tig Notaro, so.

11. Your biggest squee moment of the year: DIANE TURNED OFF THE CAR AND WENT BACK WITH HIM!!! God damn it, I am still so fucking embarrassing about this ship. Also, so many Audrey/Richard moments. I keep thinking I cannot fall in love with another het ship, but if you make mah girl all googly-eyed, I’m probably gonna be there for it. 

12.  Your most missed old fandom: Nothing buuuut if it counts I did really feel sorry about the Major Crimes fandom after they fucking fucked Mary/Sharon over, and kind of gleefully monitored the carnage from a safe remove. Honestly so terrible, glad I got out of that mess years ago.

13. Your fandom you haven’t tried yet, but want to? Hmmmm I don’t know? I feel like if there were anything major I would be on it already. I know what I like and I do not delay gratification. But if anything, I think I should probably watch Janet King very soon? Also I’m hovering on the point of diving into The Crown; I did try the first episode for Harriet reasons, but could nooooot get into it. But a number of friends/culture bloggers I admire love it. So I may give it another go. If only in anticipation of Olivia Colman!queen yas!

14. Your biggest anticipation of the New Year: P H A N T O M T H R E A D and seeing Lesley on stage doing Long Day’s Journey :3 and the return most especially of The Good Fight and Grace and Frankie. I also do very seriously intend to diversify my fandom interests in 2018: read more, watch more films, listen to more new music. If I have one concrete resolution, it’s that I will see every movie directed by a woman that comes through town--I mean, of course, through the good indie theater, anyway. I’m setting a reading challenge at an ambitious-by-recent-standards 50 books and intend to meet it. And I want to get better at focusing? If I’m watching a show or a movie, I should really watch the show or movie, not play on my phone half the time. Maybe get better at documenting my experiences and reactions. And continue enjoying this Lesley thing until she wears me out. 

Everybody do this, I’m really interested in everyone’s fandom year!

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Army of the Dead Universe from Zack Snyder Set at Netflix with Prequel Movie and Anime Series

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Zack Snyder’s imminently-arriving “Snyder Cut” of 2017’s Justice League may be the dominant topic about the director, but his hiatus-breaking comeback with Netflix film Army of the Dead also draws near. Interestingly, while there’s still no release date for said film, it appears that its streaming giant platform is already planning to expand the zombie-battling franchise with a prequel movie and anime series. Yes, folks, an “ArmyoftheDeadverse” is nigh at Netflix.

Netflix has announced its expansion plans for, as the company puts it, a “Universe” of Snyder’s Army of the Dead, which, itself, is a sequel to his 2004 breakthrough, Dawn of the Dead. While Snyder—who directed and co-wrote the upcoming film—will certainly remain the creative fulcrum for the follow-up offerings, some interesting choices were made to handle the day-to-day duties. Indeed, the prequel movie and anime series will both be written by Shay Hatten, who co-wrote the Army of the Dead screenplay with Snyder and Joby Harold. Along with that credit, Hatten comes into the projects having co-written John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and TV movie (Future) Cult Classic. As Snyder expresses of the Army of the Dead universe plans in a statement:

“I’m incredibly excited for the opportunity to partner with Netflix again as we expand the Army of the Dead universe with both an international prequel, as well as exploring the visually dynamic world of animation. It’s been a great collaboration and we are thrilled that Netflix sees this as big of an IP as we do.”

With the untitled prequel movie set for production in Germany, Snyder has also pulled out the director’s chair for one of its natives in Army of the Dead cast member Matthias Schweighöfer, who is also set to star in the film, reprising his character, Ludwig Dieter. The actor has been cutting his teeth behind the camera, notably with episodes of the 2017-2018 Amazon Prime cyberthriller series (on which he stars), You Are Wanted, and 2015 comedy movie Manny. Zack Snyder will produce the film on behalf of his company, The Stone Quarry, which will also be represented by producer Deborah Snyder and Wesley Coller. Star/director Schweighöfer will also produce alongside Dan Maag, both of whom represent PANTALEON Films. As Schweighöfer lauds of the gig:

“It has already been a great pleasure to be part of this wonderful ensemble around Zack Synder – a fascinating project. I am happy that it is now being developed on so many different levels.”

Army of the Dead: Lost Vegas will be the title of the accompanying anime series, which is also set as a prequel to Snyder’s initial Netflix franchise offering. The series will be overseen by showrunner Jay Oliva (Batman: The Dark Knight Returns and upcoming Netflix animated series Trese), who is also directing two episodes, joined in the latter capacity by Snyder himself, who will direct two episodes of his own. Like the prequel movie, the Stone Quarry trio of Snyder, Snyder and Coller will executive-produce the anime, joined in that capacity by Olivia and Hatten.

In contrast to the unknown details of the prequel movie, Netflix was more forthcoming regarding Lost Vegas. Indeed, with the movie from which it will be spun set to showcase a sizable ensemble led by wrestling superstar and Guardians of the Galaxy main cast member Dave Bautista, the series will follows the plot-setting exploits of Bautista’s character, Scott, in his initial attempt to lead a rescue crew through Las Vegas during the outset of the zombie plague; efforts that are obviously destined to fail, but should still be entertaining to witness. This is especially the case since the anime prequel will have the services of Army of the Dead cast members Bautista, Ana de la Reguera, Omari Hardwick Ella Purnell and Tig Notaro (who recently replaced the accusations-plagued Chris D’Elia), all of whom reprise their roles from the film, albeit in voice form.

Netflix has yet to reveal a release date for Army of the Dead other than the window of a 2021 premiere on the streaming platform. Consequently, no dates were revealed as of yet for the prequel movie or anime series.

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Would You Like to Hang Out Here?

Private social clubs would seem to be a perfect match for Los Angeles, where the best parties usually happen behind closed doors. But until recently, the main game in town was the Jonathan Club, which was founded in 1895 and barely registered among the young, dewier set. Everything changed in 2010, when Soho House opened in West Hollywood and became a see-and-be-seen hangout for Hollywood deal makers. Now, a surge of members-only clubs (many from London) are opening across L.A., appealing to enclaves as diverse as the city itself. Here are six of the buzziest.

San Vicente Bungalows

Jeff Klein, a bicoastal hotelier with a gilded Rolodex, opened this ultraexclusive club in January, after a “soft launch” in December. The Bungalows made a social splash in February with an Oscar preparty hosted by CAA, the Hollywood powerhouse agency, with Melissa McCarthy and Ava DuVernay on hand.

Secret Handshake: Good luck, mere mortals. This V.I.P. oasis doesn’t even offer an online application. “A member would need to nominate you for consideration,” said the person who answered the phone.

Annual Dues: $4,200, plus $1,800 initiation fee (for members under 35, it’s $1,800 with a $500 initiation fee)

Bump Into: Armie Hammer, Tracee Ellis Ross and John Mayer, as well as industry heavies like Ted Sarandos, the chief content officer of Netflix, and Steven Spielberg.

Unique Perks: Formerly a men-only, clothing-optional hotel, this chic hideaway has nine suites, a plunge pool and several elegant dining rooms and bars.

Ejection Button: Mr. Klein said that a tantrum could get a member blackballed. The “no pictures ever” policy is for real; a concierge places a sticker over the lens on camera phones.

San Vicente Bungalows, 845 North San Vicente Boulevard, West Hollywood; sanvicentebungalows.com

Slated to open this month, the latest outpost of Soho House will occupy a former plumbing supply warehouse and will be the first to hit the flourishing Arts District of downtown Los Angeles.

Secret Handshake: Those denied entry to the West Hollywood mother ship might nab a slot here. This branch is seeking members from the city’s east side, including Los Feliz, Silver Lake, Echo Park and downtown.

Annual Dues: $2,160, plus a $550 initiation fee ($1,080, plus $350 initiation, for those under 27)

Bump Into: Regulars at the West Hollywood hub like Amy Adams, Jenni Konner, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Shonda Rhimes and Ron Burkle could make their way down to see the new digs.

Unique Perks: A rooftop pool, three restaurants, six bars, a bi-level gym with outdoor space (yoga at sunrise!) and 48 guests rooms make this the first full-service Soho House in Los Angeles. (The West Hollywood outpost, along with a newer one in Malibu, do not have rooms or a gym.)

Ejection Button: Photos are forbidden, though plenty of violators can be found on Instagram. Cellphone callers are banished to special outdoor zones.

Soho Warehouse, 1000 South Santa Fe Avenue, Los Angeles, sohowarehouse.com

h. Club

Originally founded in London by Paul Allen (the co-founder of Microsoft) and Dave Stewart (of the Eurythmics), the h. Club opened an outpost this February, at the famous corner of Hollywood and Vine.

Secret Handshake: Applications are accepted online, and personal referrals seem to guarantee a slot. (Full disclosure: That’s how I got in.)

Annual Dues: $2,200, plus a $400 initiation fee ($1,250, plus $250 for those under 30)

Bump Into: Though Jon Hamm belongs, don’t expect celebrities in every corner. The club strives to be a haven for creative types like Ahmet Zappa, a multimedia producer and the son of Frank Zappa; Aline Brosh McKenna, a screenwriter and producer; Dean Devlin, also a screenwriter and producer; and Kenya Barris, the creator of “Black-ish.”

Unique Perks: There are co-working spaces, plus a gym, pool, Japanese tearoom, recording studio, screening room and 35 guest rooms. A large rooftop offers a restaurant helmed by celebrity chef Kris Morningstar and postcard views of the Capitol Records building and the Hollywood sign.

Ejection Button: Photos, even discreet selfies, are a no-no. “I got in trouble for taking a picture in the pool last week,” said Chris McGowan, the president of arts and entertainment at Vulcan, which owns the h. Club. “That’s a rule you can’t break.”

h. Club, 1717 Vine Street, Hollywood; hclub.com

The Jane Club

This “matriarchal oasis” is named after Jane Addams, a pioneering 20th-century social worker from Chicago, and opened in April with a splashy party that lured Charlize Theron and Kelis.

Secret Handshake: Men can visit, but only women can join this co-working clubhouse. Introductory tours can be booked online.

Annual Dues: Membership starts at $250 a month; $5,000 for “Power Jane” status, which includes use of a private office.

Bump Into: The female entertainment executive quotient is high. Founding investors includes Tig Notaro, a stand-up comic; Brooklyn Decker, an actress; J.J. Philbin, a TV producer and writer; and Naomi Scott, a producer.

Unique Perks: The clubhouse offers a quaint Larchmont Village feel, with five outdoor spaces, on-site child care ($20 an hour) and fitness classes with the celebrity trainer Amy Rosoff Davis. Other amenities include a hair salon, Botox touch-ups, physical exams and car washes.

Ejection Button: While this club is geared toward working mothers, children are not allowed as plus-ones. “The Jane Club is a sacred space for women to work and to be,” said June Diane Raphael, an actress and a co-founder of the club.

Jane Club, 429 North Larchmont Boulevard, Los Angeles, janeclub.com

WeWork meets the Wing at the AllBright, a women’s co-working space on Melrose Place. Started by Anna Jones (the former chief executive of Hearst Magazines U.K.) and Debbie Wosskow (an entrepreneur), the first AllBright opened in London last year, and appeals to female business owners, executives and creative types.

Secret Handshake: Apply online and await word. Men are permitted to visit and socialize.

Annual Dues: from $2,100, plus a $300 initiation fee ($1,100 for those under 29)

Bump Into: Founding members include Olivia Wilde, Ruth Wilson, Meg Whitman and Adele Lim, who co-wrote the screenplay for “Crazy Rich Asians.”

Unique Perks: Set on leafy Melrose Place, the three-story clubhouse has a restaurant, offices, meeting rooms, a gym, a beauty salon, a screening room and a rooftop lounge.

Ejection Button: Outside food or drink is prohibited. The club also encourages members to stash laptops at 5:30 p.m. and start networking. But “if you want to turn up to our club, do a workout, have a blow dry, have avocado and toast for breakfast, and then go, that’s absolutely fine too,” Ms. Wosskow said.

AllBright, 8474 Melrose Place, West Hollywood; allbrightcollective.com

This London import has even more pedigree. Founded in 1863 by Charles Dickens, Auguste Rodin and other artists, the Arts Club plans to open a sleek, nine-story playground on Sunset Boulevard backed by Gwyneth Paltrow.

Secret Handshake: Not slated to open until 2021, so outreach has not begun. But expect Ms. Paltrow to open her Rolodex.

Annual Dues: TBD

Bump Into: Rita Ora, Ronnie Wood, Robbie Williams and Peter Blake, the British pop artist, are all members of the London club.

Unique Perks: Expected to break ground in 2020, the club will offer restaurants, bars, a rooftop pool, an art gallery, a spa, screening rooms, offices and 15 guest rooms.

Ejection Button: Alice Chadwyck-Healey, the club’s executive director, said that disrespect toward a fellow member or staffer calls for immediate removal. Also, laptops snap shut after 7 p.m.

The Arts Club, 8920 Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood; theartsclub.co.uk

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WZBC NCP Top 30, 10/25/2016

1. Andy T, Weary of the Flesh, 1982

2. Liam Gallagher, As You Were, Warner Brothers, 2017

3. The Caretaker, Everywhere At the End of Time — Stage 3, History Always Favours the Winners, 2017

4. Youth Code, Commitment to Complications, Dias Records 2016

5. Alvin Lucifer, Ever Present, Mode, 2007

6. Arcane Device, Trout, Silent, 1996

7. Beta Evers, Eruption, Kommando 8, 2017

8. Current 93, All the Pretty Little Horses (The Inmost Light), Durtro, 1995

9. Death in June, The Wall of Sacrifice, New European Recordings, 1989

10. Einstuerzende Neubauten, Halber Mensch, Potomak

11. Electric Company, A Pert Cyclic Omen, Onion, 1995

12. Hecq, Scatterheart, Hymen, 2004

13. Marconi Notaro, No Sub Reihu Dos Metazoarios, time-lag, 1968

14. Olivia Block, Heave To, Sedimental, 2006

15. Penny Rimbaud, Acts of Love, Crass, 1984

16. SPK, Auto Da Fe, Side Effects Records, 1983

17. Snuff, Intravenus — EP, SNUFF, 2016

18. Rein, Rein — EP, Playground Music, 2016

19. nTTx, Of Beauty And Chaos — EP, WTII Records, 2017

20. The Friday Club, Window Shopping — EP, Chrysalis Records, 1985

21. Voice of Authority, Very Big in America Right Now, Cherry Red Records, 1984

22. Shadowy Men on A Shadowy Planet, Comic Book Confidential Soundtrack, Cargo, 1988

23. Ayer, Circle Down (Keljet Remix) — Single, Ayer, 2013

24. Skinny Puppy, Last Rights, Nettwerk, 1992

25. Coil, unnatural history II, Threshold House, 1995

26. Non-Aggression Pact, 9mm Grudge, Re-Construction, 1996

27. Tod Dockstader, Apocalypse, starkland, 1993

28. Kevin Drumm, Comedy, Moikai, 1999

29. Olivia Block, Heave To, Sedimental, 2006

30. Cho, Super Suprematism, unreleased, 2007