Real US Locations Every The Godfather Fan Needs To Visit

As a huge fan of The Godfather, it’s amazing how much the movie still lives on today! It’s become a real experience for people like me – we’re actually traveling to the places where they filmed it! Most of the indoor scenes were shot at Filmways Studios in New York, but sadly that’s gone now. Still, there are tons of locations all over the US where you can visit and feel like you’re right there in some of the most iconic scenes.

New God of War Actor Continues A Weirdly Specific Casting Trend

We’ve recently gotten our first look at Kratos and Atreus in live-action, and the show has been steadily announcing its cast of characters and Norse gods. One recent casting choice is particularly interesting because of a very specific – and surprisingly delightful – detail.

Better Call Saul: How Breaking Bad Spawned A Flawless Sequel

The very best episodes of Better Call Saul are truly exceptional, ranking among the greatest television episodes ever made. The show uniquely connects us to its flawed and often dangerous characters through a surprising amount of humor and genuine emotion, creating a deeper connection than we even felt with Walter White in Breaking Bad.

Scream 7 Proves Why Gale Weathers Is The Real Franchise MVP

Sidney Prescott remains the central heroine of the Scream series, as she was the original protagonist introduced three decades ago. However, Gale Weathers is equally vital to the films, and Courteney Cox’s portrayal is a huge part of that. Gale not only links the different Scream movies together, particularly bridging Scream 6 and the upcoming Scream 7, but she’s also responsible for many of the franchise’s most iconic moments.

‘A Knight of Seven Kingdoms’ Star Responds to Racial Backlash

However, some online fans praised the show for a different reason. As the first season progressed, a narrative emerged – boosted by influential figures on the right, like Jack Posobiec – that the show’s success was due to it not being overly focused on social issues, as it centered on two white, straight male characters: Ser Duncan the Tall (Peter Claffey) and his squire, Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell). Unfortunately, this led to some racial backlash against Tanzyn Crawford, who played the series’ only significant character of color. Crawford told Wonderland magazine that stepping into such a beloved and opinionated franchise was intimidating, and that she did receive negative comments related to her race. Despite this, she remains positive, stating, “I’m employed — and I’m following my dreams.”

Stephen King Gives Glowing Review Of Jason Statham’s “Perfect” New Action Movie

Stephen King is well-known as an author, but he also regularly shares his thoughts on books, movies, and TV shows created by others on social media. His recommendations often help these projects gain more attention. He’s previously reviewed popular titles like Netflix’s Stranger Things, FX’s Alien: Earth, the Netflix film A House of Dynamite directed by Kathryn Bigelow, and the horror series From on MGM+.

I Can’t Believe Disney Pretends This 8-Part Fantasy Series Never Happened

A lot of original shows on Disney+ are connected to the Star Wars and Marvel universes. While Disney has used its popular franchises to create new content, many shows haven’t lasted very long. For example, series like Renegade Nell and American Born Chinese were cancelled prematurely, and they’re just a few of the fantasy shows from the 2020s that ended before they could fully develop their stories.

‘Bridgerton’ Season 4: Why Daphne and Simon Are Missing

Let’s talk about Daphne and Simon, the couple that kicked off the whole Bridgerton story. We saw Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor) briefly in Season 2, and while Phoebe’s open to coming back, things are different for Simon. Regé-Jean Page, who played the Duke of Hastings, was only part of Season 1, and unfortunately, it looks like that’s still the case. Here’s the scoop on where they are during Season 4, and why we won’t be seeing Regé-Jean reprise his role.