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Michelle Yeoh to Star in "Blade Runner 2099"

Michelle Yoeh has joined the cast in Blade Runner 2099. The Amazon limited series is a followup to Black Runner 2049. Silka Luisa serves as showrunner and an executive producer on the series.

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‘Blade Runner 2099’ To Star Michelle Yeoh

Oscar winner Michelle Yeoh will star in Amazon’s Blade Runner 2099, a limited series sequel to Blade Runner 2049. The series will be produced by Blade Runner director Ridley Scott with Silka Luisa (Shining Girls) acting as showrunner. The first two episodes will be directed by Jonathan van Tulleken (Shogun). Production was due to start last year in Northern Ireland but was delayed due to the…

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Jeremy Podeswa to Direct ‘Blade Runner 2099’ Limited Series

The ‘Game of Thrones’ director to helm Amazon Studios’ new installment of the ‘Blade Runner’ franchise, set 50 years after the events of ‘Blade Runner 2049;’ Silka Luisa to showrun and executive produce. from AWN Headline News https://ift.tt/RfIxvoC

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Jeremy Podeswa to Direct ‘Blade Runner 2099’ Limited Series

The ‘Game of Thrones’ director to helm Amazon Studios’ new installment of the ‘Blade Runner’ franchise, set 50 years after the events of ‘Blade Runner 2049;’ Silka Luisa to showrun and executive produce. from AWN Headline News https://ift.tt/8JO27rF

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Can someone with Apple TV+ tell me if this is any good or how it went because the pilot episode is like if you dumped six puzzle piece boxes into one giant pile

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In arrivo su Prime Video la serie Blade Runner 2099

In arrivo #BladeRunner2099 ...la serie #PrimeVideo che farà da sequel al franchise cinematografico

Amazon Studios ha dato il via libera alla realizzazione di Blade Runner 2099, una serie che farà da sequel diretto al film diretto da Denis Villeneuve. Variety ha riferito che il progetto era in via di sviluppo da novembre 2021, e che Ridley Scott (il regista dell’originale Blade Runner) farà parte del team di produzione con la sua Scott Free Productions. In cabina sceneggiativa, ma fungerà…

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“Blade Runner 2099″ Series in the Works at Amazon Studios

Amazon Studios is developing a live-action series set in the Blade Runner universe. Blade Runner 2099 will be written an executive produced by Silka Luisa. Ridley Scott is also onboard as an executive producer. 

Deadline broke the news. 

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Blade Runner 2049 live-action sequel TV series, Blade Runner 2099, is in the works at Scott Free Productions in association with Alcon Entertainment and Amazon Studios.

Ridley Scott, who directed the original 1982 Blade Runner movie, is executive producing the series. Silka Luisa is writing and executive producing the series. Andrew Kosove and his Alcon co-founder Broderick Johnson are exec producing the series along with Michael Green, who wrote Blade Runner 2049, Ben Roberts and Cynthia Yorkin as well as Scott Free Productions’ David W. Zucker and Clayton Krueger. 

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« Do me a favor.

– What’s that?

– Don’t die.

– Yes, m’am. »

Solace, Halo, 1.06

Jonathan Liebesman (D), Steven Kane & Silka Luisa (S), 28/04/22

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‘Blade Runner 2099’ Live-Action Sequel Series From Ridley Scott, Silka Luisa & Alcon In Works At Amazon Studios

EXCLUSIVE: The replicants are heading to the small-screen as Amazon Studios has put a live-action series set in the Blade Runner universe into development.

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We can’t believe it’s almost time for the final episode of Shining Girls! 😱 What are your predictions and theories?

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La violenta Calle del Terror se convertirá en una trilogía cinematográfica

La violenta Calle del Terror se convertirá en una trilogía cinematográfica

Escalofríos es claramente la saga literaria, así como la adaptación televisiva y cinematográfica, más popular del escritor R.L. Stine. Pero lo cierto es que se han hecho otras series y películas basadas en sus obras como la serie Eye Candy.

Hoy confirmamos que una de sus series literarias será adaptada a la gran pantalla próximamente en forma de trilogía. La Calle del Terror, una serie de más de…

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Fear Street: Cast and Details on R.L. Stine Film Trilogy Adapations

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Are you ready to return to Shadyside, Ohio? A film trilogy based on R.L. Stine's Fear Street books is in the works.

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Fear Street

Apr 25, 2019

R.L. Stine

Goosebumps made you want to keep the nightlight on into the wee hours of the night. However, R.L. Stine’s other book series, Fear Street, was pure evil. Teenagers devoured it. The Prom Queen, The Cheater, The Best Friend. Fear Street could be any Main Street U.S.A, and that's what helped the book series become a best-selling sensation. With the popularity of the 2015 Goosebumps movie, it was only a matter of time before the Hollywood Machine, the big bad thing that goes bump in the night, scooped it up Stine's other popular series for a big screen adaptation.

Leigh Janiak (Scream: The TV Series, Outcast) was brought onboard to write and direct the trilogy of Fear Street film adaptations.

Fear Street Cast

Fear Street has just added a duo of newcomers to its cast, reports Deadline.

Emily Rudd will board the second film to play the younger sister – name not provided – to Sadie Sink’s character. Rudd – who bears no relation to Avengers: Endgame's Paul Rudd – is just getting started in the acting game, having recently fielded TV appearances on shows such as abandoned TV pilot Olive Forever (on which she starred), Amazon shows The Romanoffs and Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams, along with Lifetime TV movie Sea Change.

McCabe Slye has been cast for two distinct roles in the film trilogy. In the second film, he will play Bobby Slater, described as “a Springsteen-ish burnout who works at a summer camp." His role in the 1666-set third film will be Mad Thomas, “a creepy town drunk who stokes the town’s hysteria.” Slye, a newcomer himself, has a short CV, which notably picked up after an appearance in the late-2018 Nicole Kidman-headlined crime thriller, Destroyer, along with a recurring role on NBC series Rise, coming off a feature debut in 2018 drama The Miseducation of Cameron Post.

Sadie Sink, co-star of Stranger Things, recently became a high-profile acquisition for the Fear Street films, reported Deadline. While no details were revealed about her character, she will reportedly appear in the second film in the planned R.L. Stine adaptation trilogy.

Teen actress Sink joined Netflix’s Stranger Things in its second season and returns for its upcoming third frame. Having made her onscreen debut in a 2013 episode of FX’s The Americans, she moved on to a TV run on NBC’s short-lived thriller series, American Odyssey, and films such as Chuck and The Glass Castle. However, a 2016 guest spot in an episode of Netflix’s Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt would serve as her first role for the streaming giant.  

The rest of the cast of Fear Street consists of the following:

Ashley Zukerman (Succession), Kiana Madeira (Sacred Lied), Benjamin Flores Jr. (Game Shakers), Fred Hechinger (Vox Lux), Jeremy Ford (The Ghost and the Whale), Olivia Welch (Modern Family) and a debuting Julia Rehwald (Panic).

Fear Street Details

Stine wrote the Fear Street series from 1989 until 1999, including several spinoffs. In 2005, he revived Fear Street for a three-part miniseries.

Fear Street’s murder mysteries – set in the fictional town of Shayside, Ohio – were often darker than Goosebumps and played to an older audience.

20th Century Fox and Chernin Entertainment hired Leigh Janiak to direct and oversee what could be a Fear Street film franchise. Tracking Board originally reported back in July 2017 that Fox was “reportedly considering making Fear Street a trilogy that would be shot and released back-to-back-to-back. Janiak will be overseeing the three films’ scripts, with Kyle Killen writing the first film, Zak Olkewicz the second and Silka Luisa the third.”

While Janiak occupied the helm for episodes of MTV’s Scream: The TV Series and one episode of Starz’s Outcast, her directorial tenure on Fear Street will serve as her first theatrically-released feature work since her debut with the 2014 film, Honeymoon. She's also directing an upcoming Amazon TV movie, titled Panic, which adapts the 2014 book of the same name by Lauren Oliver.

We'll keep you posted on the status of the Fear Street films. Don't wait up...

Joseph Baxter is a contributor for Den of Geek and Syfy Wire. You can find his work here. Follow him on Twitter @josbaxter.

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