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Who Are The Heroes Of The Highway? The Last Of Us Season 3's New Characters Explained (opens the original)
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HBO has just added three new cast members to The Last of Us season 3. On the eve of The Last of Us Day, two video game actors and an Emmy-winning TV legend were cast in the upcoming third season of the TV adaptation. Laura Bailey, who starred as Abby in The Last of Us Part II, has been cast to play a Seraphite leader named Elizabeth in the TV show. This is the perfect stunt casting, because the Seraphites — or, as she calls them, “scars” — are Abby’s mortal enemies. So, as a Seraphite leader, Ba
House Of The Dragon Season 4 Risks Repeating Game Of Thrones Season 8 (opens the original)
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Just like Game of Thrones before it, House of the Dragon got off to an incredible start, then gradually went downhill as the years went by. But, where Game of Thrones was one of the best shows on television for a solid six seasons before the quality took a nosedive (and that was only because they ran out of books to adapt), House of the Dragon stumbled in just its second season. The third was no better, and now that A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms has arrived as the franchise’s greatest installme
Samuel L. Jackson's 'Fast & Furious Meets Air Force One' Action Thriller Releases In Under 2 Weeks (opens the original)
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Samuel L. Jackson is one of the most prolific actors on Earth — IMDb lists a whopping 222 acting credits to the Pulp Fiction star’s name — but it’s rare that he gets to be the lead. As a character actor, Jackson is often relegated to a supporting role, like wise Jedi Mace Windu in the Star Wars prequels or sinister house slave Stephen in Django Unchained. Even when he is a lead, like in The Hateful Eight or Deep Blue Sea, it’s usually part of a larger ensemble (in the latter, he was killed off h
23 Years Later, Omar's Best The Wire Line Is Still A Top 3 HBO Quote (opens the original)
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The Wire is such a sobering, authentic look at the seedy underbelly of the American city that it often plays like a documentary. The naturalistic performances, fly-on-the-wall cinematography, and fiercely realistic storytelling all come together to make The Wire feel more real and lifelike than any other cop show on the air (by a pretty wide margin). But it’s not just an examination of the United States’ broken institutions through the microcosmic prism of Baltimore; it’s also stylized enough to
Taylor Sheridan's 3-Part 'Sicario Meets James Bond' Is Still Taking Over Streaming (opens the original)
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Taylor Sheridan is one of the most prolific showrunners in Hollywood right now. Just about every show with his name attached becomes a huge hit, largely because any show with his name attached is liable to attract A-list talent like Billy Bob Thornton or Sylvester Stallone or Zoe Saldaña. One of the most impressive things about Sheridan’s body of work isn’t just his output rate, but his ability to dabble in different tones and genres. By creating an account, you agree to our Terms of Use and Pri
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