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Lifetime has unleashed a new trailer for its War and Peace four-week limited-series. The story for this adaptation comes from Leo Tolstoy’s beloved novel.
The video embedded above features James Norton as Andrei Bolkonsky, Lily James as Natasha Rostov, and Paul Dano as Pierre Bezukhov. Some of the other cast members include Jim Broadbent as Prince Bolkonsky and Gillian Anderson as Anna Pavlovna.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the first episode will air on Jan. 18, 2016. Follow this link to download a digital copy of Tolstoy’s book.
X-Files actress Gillian Anderson and journalist Jennifer Nadel will team up to write a book entitled WE. Atria Books will release this “self-help guide for women” on March 08, 2016.
Publisher Judith Curr negotiated the terms of the deal with agents Lynn Nesbit and Claire Conrad of Janklow & Nesbit. Senior editor Leslie Meredith will edit the manuscript.
Anderson (pictured, via) had this statement in the press release: “WE is a call-out to all women around the world – and by women I include girls, transgender, anyone who identifies themselves as being intrinsically female. It’s a reminder that we are all linked by the fact that we are female and that we need to stick together and stand up for each other and not compete against each other. That wherever we are in the world and whatever our skin color, sexual preference, or religion, we are all united by the fact that we are female.”
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Happy SDCC Hotelpocalypse everyone! Here’s hoping all your dreams come true in 48 hours. The rest of you are far smarter to not put yourself through the sleepless nights and stress.
Here’s today’s big Entertainment headlines:
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– Latino Review dropped a Captain Marvel rumor today, here’s the gist of it. They hear that Marvel has already cast the role of Carol Danvers and are keeping it tightly under wraps. We’ll be getting our first glimpse of her in Age of Ultron they report, as has been reported for a few months now over at Badass Digest.
They also state that Marvel already has the story for her debut film already sketched out and they’re attempting to recruit an established talent to script it. Captain Marvel scribe Kelly Sue DeConnick was apparently in the running, but there’s no word yet on what decisions Marvel has made other than Jim Starlin is apparently on board as a consultant.
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– X-Files fans take heart, your favorite duo is returning to the small screen as David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson have signed on-board for a six part X-Files mini-series that will air on FOX on a not yet revealed date. Series creator Chris Carter is back on board as well, and here’s what he had to say per The Hollywood Reporter:
I think of it as a 13-year commercial break. The good news is the world has only gotten that much stranger, a perfect time to tell these six stories.
The last time The X-Files returned, I remember seeing a bunch of really disappointed theater-goers. Here’s hoping this second reunion goes off a bit better.
– AMC’s Preacher now has a Cassidy to team up with Tulip and Arseface, and it’s Misfits actor Joseph Gilgun. Here’s how Deadline colorfully describes the Irish vampire for the series:
Jesse’s sidekick Cassidy is described as the most wild-ass, bestest “bro” you’d ever want to meet. He may be 100 years dead but no one’s more boisterously alive than Proinsias Cassidy. An incorrigible mischief-maker, Cassidy’s up for anything — joyriding, bungee-jumping, bank robbing, peyote dropping. He’s also a relentless conversationalist with opinions on everything from religion to politics to pop culture to theories on why people are better able to tolerate the odor of their own flatulence.
We’re still waiting to find out who is going to play Jesse Custer, but that announcement is likely imminent.
While India and Pakistan are locked in a deadly struggle, strange things begin to happen around the world. Animals behave oddly, a teenager drowns on dry land. Child psychologist Caitlin O'Hara is seeing some of these behaviors in her practice. Could the events be connected? The truth is out there, but will she find it [...]
X-Files star Gillian Anderson has teamed up with author Jeff Rovin to write her first book.
A Vision of Fire is a sci-fi novel about single mom, child psychiatrist Caitlin O’Hara whose world is turned upside down when her teen client starts speaking in tongues. Simon & Schuster is releasing the title in October, but has made an excerpt available through the Simon451 Fall 2014 Preview Sampler.
Check it out: “It was an unseasonably warm October morning, better suited for a stroll than a stride, but Ganak Pawar and his daughter maintained their usual quick pace up the East Side of Manhattan.”
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on 4/11/2013
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Longtime Masterpiece Theatre and Mystery! producer Rebecca Eaton will publish her memoir with Viking in October. Making Masterpiece: 25 Years Behind the Scenes of Masterpiece Theatre and Mystery! on PBS will be written with Patricia Mulcahy.
Eaton has been an executive producer on Masterpiece since 1985, working on adaptations of many classic novels. Since she joined, the show has earned 44 Emmy Awards, 15 Peabody Awards, four Golden Globes, and two Academy Award nominations. Here’s more about the book from the release:
Eaton interviews actors, writers, directors and producers, and shares personal anecdotes—as well as photos from her own camera—from her decades-spanning career. She reveals what went on behind the scenes during such triumphs as Cranford and the highly rated programs made from Jane Austen’s novels, as well as her aggressive campaign to attract younger viewers via social media and online streaming. Along the way she also shares stories about luminaries such as Alistair Cooke, Maggie Smith, Diana Rigg, Benedict Cumberbatch, Kenneth Branagh, Gillian Anderson, and Daniel Radcliffe, whose first TV role was as the title character in David Copperfield.
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Google has created a Google Doodle in honor of beloved author Charles Dickens’ 200th birthday.
The image embedded above features several of Dickens’ most iconic characters, including Ebeneezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol and Pip from Great Expectations. When users click on the image at the Google homepage, they are taken to a page with Google Books listings for Dickens’ works including A Tale of Two Cities, Oliver Twist and David Copperfield.
Here’s more about the birthday from The Washington Post: “Prince Charles [is] expected to visit London’s Dickens Museum. Actors who reportedly are scheduled to give readings Tuesday in Britain include Ralph Fiennes (who will play Abel Magwitch in the upcoming film of Dickens’s Great Expectations), Gillian Anderson (TV’s Great Expectations) and Sheila Hancock (Bleak House), as well as Simon Callow (Christmas Carol: The Movie) performing in Dickens’s birthplace of Portsmouth, Hampshire.”
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Today Encore will launch a three-hour adaptation of Herman Melville‘s Moby Dick, airing in time for the author’s 192nd birthday. Follow this link to download a free eBook copy of the classic novel.
The production stars William Hurt as Captain Ahab, Gillian Anderson as his wife and Ethan Hawke as Starbuck. Mike Barker directed and Nigel Williams wrote the script.
Here’s more about the miniseries: Moby Dick is set in Nantucket, 1850. Captain Ahab, a veteran whale hunter who lost his leg to Moby Dick, wants revenge. Twisted by bitterness, he’ll put the entire crew of the Pequod in extreme danger to hunt down the great white whale. And he’ll stop at nothing to kill his nemesis.”
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I don’t share the hate that most fans have for X-Files: I Want to Believe. I didn’t think it was great, but I loved what they were trying to do: bring back The X-Files as a series of low-budget movies that were essentially just long, big-budget TV episodes. I think the failure of that idea to get off the ground had less to do with the fans’ poor reception of the movie than its extremely poorly-timed release (same time as The Dark Knight) ensuring that most people didn’t see it at all. Though obviously the poor critical reception couldn’t have helped either.
But a miniseries (and the possibility of more miniseries to come) is a good idea too. And it seems like it’ll have more chance of success just by virtue of there being more OF it — even if there are a couple of clunkers in there, they’ve got six episodes to get it right, and there are bound to be some good ones in there. (I’m hoping that it’s not all aliens/government conspiracy mythology stuff and they put a couple of weird one-off episodes in there; those were always my favorites.)
I’ve been working my way through the original series on Netflix, and it’s been a lot of fun; there are a lot of episodes I didn’t see during the original run, and a lot that I do remember but not very well. Season 3: great season, or the GREATEST season?
(I figure I’ll also probably give Millennium and Lone Gunmen a watch at some point. Too bad the only legal way to watch them is on DVD; I wish they were on Netflix or Hulu or Amazon or SOME streaming site.)