Disney revealed the show’s second season will begin streaming on Disney+ on Oct. 30.
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Five months after it was originally slated to premiere, Fargo‘s fourth season will come to FX in September.
The anthology series from creator and showrunner Noah Hawley, like hundreds of other productions, shut down in March as the coronavirus pandemic spread in the United States. The Chris Rock-led season had two episodes left to shoot in Chicago prior to the shutdown.
With production on the remaining episodes set to pick up again later this month, FX has set a premiere date for the season: Fargo will debut at 10 p.m. Sept. 27 with two episodes and air weekly thereafter. The season will run 11 episodes, up from an initial count of 10.
Read more at Hollywood Reporter.
Via etonline.com:
Deadwood and Justified actor Timothy Olyphant lends his voice and star power to Wondery’s latest true-crime podcast, Billionaire Boys Club. And ET can exclusively share the trailer for the new series about a get-rich-quick plan gone wrong.
Co-hosted by Olyphant and Tracy Patton, Billionaire Boys Club recounts the real-life story that took place during the 1980s, when a group of wealthy boys from Los Angeles attempted to lure people into investing millions of dollars in their massive Ponzi scheme. However, things quickly fall apart when their leader, Joseph Hunt, turned to kidnapping and murder in order to cover their losses.
Read more at etonline.com
Via comicbook.com: WWE’s Undertaker: The Last Ride gave fans a behind the scenes look at an icon, letting fans see the person behind the legendary character. Through 5 chapter fans got a front-row seat of the falls, the triumphs, and the pain that comes with having such a long and successful career, but thankfully WWE’s not quite done with The Deadman. WWE is releasing a bonus episode of Undertaker: The Last Ride titled Tales from the Deadman, which will reveal a variety of stories and crazy adventures Undertaker experienced along the way, and the new episode will be narrated by Emmy-nominated actor and producer Timothy Olyphant.
Read more at comicbook.com
Timothy Olyphant is the latest actor to be captured by The Mandalorian.
Olyphant, who most recently starred on Netflix’s Santa Clarita Diet, will appear in season two of the Disney+ Star Wars series, multiple sources tell Heat Vision.
It is unknown whether the actor will play a new character or a returning favorite in a new guise.
Mandalorian season two is slated to bow in October on Disney+. Directors such as Alita: Battle Angel’s Robert Rodriguez and Ant-Man’s Peyton Reed have joined returning director Dave Filloni and show creator Jon Favreau, who also is directing an episode.
Read more at Hollywood Reporter.
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Netflix has paid around $20 million dollars for Melissa McCarthy’s upcoming film project titled The Starling. The streaming service paid that amount based on a script and a sizzle reel that was being shopped around. The film also has a great cast attached that includes Kevin Kline, Chris O’Dowd, and Timothy Olyphant. Other studios that tried to get it included 101 Studios, Lionsgate and Sony 3000.
In the story, “McCarthy and O’Dowd play a married couple trying to rebuild their relationship after suffering a tragedy. While her husband heads off to deal with his grief in recovery, Lily Maynard tries to heal in the real world, one that becomes surreal when she grows a beautiful garden in their backyard, only to find herself repeatedly attacked by a starling that has built a nearby nest. She turns to a psychiatrist-turned-veterinarian with baggage all his own (Kline) who tries to help Lily with her bird problem and ends up making a larger impact on her life.”
Read more at geektyrant.com
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Various chronicles of deception, intrigue and murder in and around frozen Minnesota. Yet all of these tales mysteriously lead back one way or another to Fargo, North Dakota.
Season 4: Sept. 27, 2020
