Noah Hawley, who created the series Alien: Earth, revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that the first season’s ending was intentionally left open to allow for future seasons. He described the show as a test to see if there’s enough public interest to warrant the cost of making additional seasons – specifically, a second and third.
So, on Tuesday’s show, I was really glad Jimmy Kimmel finally addressed all the controversy that had been going around about his monologue. He explained that it was *never* his intention to make a joke out of a young man’s death, and he genuinely said there wasn’t anything funny about it at all. It felt like a necessary clarification, honestly.
Actually, Hemsworth admits he likely wouldn’t have made it as a professional surfer, as he never had quite enough natural talent. He did dream of surfing professionally when he was younger, and says if he could go back and magically gain the skill, he absolutely would have pursued it as a career. Hemsworth explained…
In a recent interview with Us Magazine, Lillard shared exciting news about *Scream 7*. He said the movie is well-written and feels connected to the original *Scream* because Kevin Williamson, who wrote the first film, is now directing. He also recounted a humorous story about the production.
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In an interview with SFX Magazine about the film TopMob, director Tipping spoke highly of his lead actor, despite the actor being relatively unknown. Unlike many big-budget movies that rely on established stars, Tipping felt choosing someone new fit the story perfectly, as it reflected the character Cam’s own rise as a promising athlete.
Rather than address his suspension or recent events on social media, Kimmel shared a photo of himself with the legendary Norman Lear. Here’s the image:
Matt Roller discussed his and Netflix’s hopes for a second season of *Haunted Hotel* after the show premiered on September 19th. With lots of Halloween content being released, *Haunted Hotel* offers a different kind of story – a family drama mixed with spooky, supernatural themes. Now that the team is so pleased with how the first season turned out, they’re focused on whether they can keep the momentum going.
The connection between Weyland-Yutani in ‘Predator: Badlands’ led some viewers to wonder if the new movie might include a Xenomorph. But director Trachtenberg has clarified that a major crossover with the ‘Alien’ franchise isn’t planned.
According to Deadline, Marvin Jones III, known for his role in *Black Lightning*, will be playing the villain Tombstone in the next *Spider-Man: No Way Home* movie.