Steve Carell joins ‘Succession’ creator’s new HBO movie

Jesse Armstrong, the creative force behind Succession, is transitioning into feature filmmaking with an untitled project for HBO, featuring Steve Carell in a prominent role. The film, which unfolds during a global financial crisis, centers on four billionaire friends and includes an impressive cast comprising Jason Schwartzman, Cory Michael Smith, and Ramy Youssef. Production is set to commence this month in Park City, Utah, with a release anticipated in the spring. Armstrong, who co-wrote In the Loop, collaborates once again with former colleagues from Succession in this endeavor. With capitalism as its central theme and the support of HBO, this project is poised to deliver another incisive and satirical commentary.

Alex Garland’s ‘Warfare’ prepares for action with an impressive ensemble cast

Following the success of Civil War, Alex Garland returns with Warfare, an action thriller co-directed alongside Iraq War veteran Ray Mendoza, inspired by Mendoza’s real-life experiences from 2006. Scheduled for theatrical release on April 11, 2025, the film features a talented cast, including Joseph Quinn from Stranger Things, Noah Centineo, Cosmo Jarvis from Shōgun, Kit Connor from Heartstopper, and Will Poulter. A24 has recently released a teaser, highlighting the film’s raw and realistic portrayal. The year 2024 proved to be significant for A24, with titles such as Babygirl, Heretic, and We Live in Time making notable impacts at the box office. Prepare for an exhilarating experience as Warfare prepares to take the big screen by storm!

‘Hacks’ season 4 enlists ‘Six Feet Under’ and ‘Paradise Stars’ for an exhilarating late-night adventure

Deborah Vance is plunging into the competitive realm of late-night television, accompanied by several well-known personalities. The fourth season of Hacks, set to debut this spring on Max, will feature guest appearances from Julianne Nicholson of Paradise, Michaela Watkins from Heart Eyes, and Eric Balfour from Six Feet Under, among others. This season will also introduce a new writing team for Deborah’s show, portrayed by Danny Jolles, Gavin Matts, and others, while familiar faces such as Kaitlin Olson, Helen Hunt, and Tony Goldwyn will reprise their roles. With unexpected guest appearances on the horizon, viewers should prepare for a thrilling and entertaining season ahead.

Rachel Weisz is bringing drama and dark humour to Netflix’s Vladimir’

Rachel Weisz is set to take on another compelling role in Vladimir, an upcoming eight-episode drama on Netflix inspired by Julia May Jonas’ novel. With Kate Robin, the showrunner of Dead to Me, leading the project, the series will showcase Weisz as a self-assured woman intent on seducing a new colleague, intertwining dark humor with a narrative driven by obsession. Following the success of limited series such as Squid Game and Zero Day, Netflix is making a significant investment in this format, with Vladimir being the next anticipated release. Weisz, recognized for her performances in The Mummy, The Favourite, and Dead Ringers, is also slated to return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in Thunderbolts. The premiere date remains undisclosed.

The creators of 'Ghosts are reviving the genre with a new vampire comedy titled Eternally Yours.'

Just when it seemed that Joe Port and Joe Wiseman, the minds behind Ghosts, were taking a hiatus, they have returned with Eternally Yours, a vampire-themed family sitcom currently in development at CBS. After a period of quiet, Deadline has confirmed that the duo has begun work on the show, likely targeting the upcoming fall pilot season. While specific details are limited, the title suggests a comedic exploration of eternal family dynamics. Meanwhile, Ghosts continues to perform well, attracting 11 million viewers and securing a renewal for two additional seasons. As Port and Wiseman manage both projects, audiences can anticipate the launch of the new series before they transition to other responsibilities.

Neil Patrick Harris has joined the cast of ‘Dexter: Resurrection,’ raising questions about his character's fate.

It appears that Dexter: Resurrection is expanding its cast, with Neil Patrick Harris, known for his role in How I Met Your Mother, joining the fray. The actor, who was last seen on television in Doctor Who and How I Met Your Father, will portray a character named “Lowell.” This role may suggest a brief appearance or potentially a more sinister fate on Dexter's infamous kill table. He will be joining a notable ensemble that includes Michael C. Hall, Krysten Ritter, Uma Thurman, Peter Dinklage, and returning actors such as James Remar, Jack Alcott, and David Zayas. With filming currently in progress, viewers can expect more intriguing developments in the Dexter narrative soon.

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