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Read the full report at VarietyThe Oscar-winning 'Son of Saul' director will direct and co-write the series about Victorian artist Walter Sickert, suspected by some of being the infamous serial killer, for Alexander Rodnyansky's AR Content.
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WorldPingThe NFN Productions docuseries “The Watch: America’s Nuclear Mission,” which follows the men and women carrying out America’s nuclear deterrence mission, is set for a limited Imax engagement starting Oct. 22, Variety can exclusively reveal.
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Tracy Turnblad-turned-daytime-talk-queen will play Powell's justice-seeking mom Judy Cox in the cable channel's latest ripped from the headlines film.
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After strikes upended Hollywood, the hit CBS comedy’s creators chose to end Sheldon Cooper’s origin story on their own terms — while quietly laying the groundwork for a new chapter centered on Georgie and Mandy.
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'The Boy Who Stole Billions?' from Propagate will premiere in November.
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WorldPingEXCLUSIVE: Paramount Pictures and Hasbro are getting closer to bringing their Transformers back to the big screen and look to be reuniting with some familiar faces to help bring the franchise back to life.
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