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In Brothers, Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson are a great hang (opens the original)
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The following article contains minor spoilers for Apple TV's Brothers. This article is taken from our weekly film and TV newsletter, INTERMISSION from GQ's culture editor Ben Allen (or this week, guest editor Jack King) and the crew. Sign up here to navigate the avalanche of streamer slop to find the stuff actually worth hitting play on. If there’s one thing I love on TV, it’s when actors turn up and play themselves. Especially when they’re not afraid to take the piss out of their own celebrity
Could Heat 2 Be the Part Stephen Graham's Entire Career Has Been Leading To? (opens the original)
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Stephen Graham, who has been officially confirmed for the cast of Michael Mann's Heat 2, isn't exactly a stranger to Hollywood, but it's about time he landed a big ol' lead in keeping with his big ol' talent. Sure, there was his killer turn in The Irishman, where he briefly upstaged Pacino and De Niro (not entirely thanks to his jazzy Hawaiian shirt, but it played its gaudy part); he has also done his time in the franchise trenches, popping up in Pirates of the Caribbean and the latter two Venom
Wait â Kendrick Lamar and the South Park guys are making a musical? (opens the original)
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Trust the South Park guys, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, to make something that sounds so uniquely batshit and provocative. Add Kendrick Lamar to the mix, and it'll really get the people going. For years now, they've been working on a mysterious film together, reportedly dubbed Whitney Springs by those in the know: a quote-unquote âreparations musicalâ that was, in its earliest iteration, described as being about a âyoung Black manâ who interns as a slave re-enactor and discovers that his
Stephen Graham's entire career has been leading to Heat 2 (opens the original)
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Stephen Graham isn't exactly a stranger to Hollywood, but it's about time he landed a big ol' lead in keeping with his big ol' talent. Sure, there was his killer turn in The Irishman, where he briefly upstaged Pacino and De Niro (not entirely thanks to his jazzy Hawaiian shirt, but it played its gaudy part); he has also done his time in the franchise trenches, popping up in Pirates of the Caribbean and the latter two Venom movies. Here finally comes the big one, though: Variety reports that he h
Netflix is turning the all-time lit nerd's deep cut into a TV show (opens the original)
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Netflix is hitting the dusty trail with a new TV adaptation of Larry McMurtry's seminal 1985 epic Lonesome Dove, about a pair of ageing Texas Rangers who undertake one last cattle drive at the dawn of the Old West. Reportedly born out of the idea of making a western film with New Hollywood auteur Peter Bogdanovich, whose magnum opus was a feature-length take on McMurtry's bittersweet small-town tale The Last Picture Show, the novel has gone down in literary legend. Back then, it won the Pulitzer
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