The best Office Space quotes highlight relatable workplace situations and poke fun at the tedium of office life, making it a cult favorite comedy. The movie was initially a box office flop but gained a fanbase and became a cult favorite after its release on home video. The memorable characters and quotable dialogue, such as Milton's obsession with the radio and Samir's printer frustrations, contribute to the film's comedic success.
The best Office Space quotes illustrate why it's one of the highest-rated work-related comedies, highlighting the tedium of Tps reports, Hawaiian shirt Fridays, and annoying birthday parties. The 1999 comedy excels at exaggerating relatable workplace situations. The excellent cast of characters, stuck in a nightmarish cycle of redundancy and stupidity, made Office Space a success, thanks to how quotable their dialogue is. Some of the best Office Space quotes are jabs at the workplace, while others poke fun at society in general,...
The best Office Space quotes illustrate why it's one of the highest-rated work-related comedies, highlighting the tedium of Tps reports, Hawaiian shirt Fridays, and annoying birthday parties. The 1999 comedy excels at exaggerating relatable workplace situations. The excellent cast of characters, stuck in a nightmarish cycle of redundancy and stupidity, made Office Space a success, thanks to how quotable their dialogue is. Some of the best Office Space quotes are jabs at the workplace, while others poke fun at society in general,...
- 3/24/2024
- by Shawn S. Lealos, Ben Sherlock, Colin McCormick
- ScreenRant.com
Exclusive: Christina Diamantas has been promoted to partner at Thruline Entertainment on her 15-year anniversary at the company, where she started in 2009 as an assistant and became a manager in 2015. She becomes Thruline’s ninth manager/partner.
Diamantas was based in Los Angeles before relocating to Philadelphia in 2016 and has since established a strong presence in New York. Her client list includes Valorie Curry (The Boys), Annabeth Gish (Pretty Little Liars), Giacomo Gianniotti (Wild Card), Aj Buckley (Seal Team), Dawn Olivieri (Yellowstone), Sean Giambrone (The Goldbergs), Brian Michael Smith (911: Lone Star), and writer-director Caroline Lindy (Your Monster
“Christina has been a force of nature since day one at Thruline. She is a fierce advocate for her clients and, just as importantly, for her colleagues,” said Thruline founding partner Ron West. “We are so happy to acknowledge her work and commitment in this way.”
Before joining Thruline, Diamantas worked at...
Diamantas was based in Los Angeles before relocating to Philadelphia in 2016 and has since established a strong presence in New York. Her client list includes Valorie Curry (The Boys), Annabeth Gish (Pretty Little Liars), Giacomo Gianniotti (Wild Card), Aj Buckley (Seal Team), Dawn Olivieri (Yellowstone), Sean Giambrone (The Goldbergs), Brian Michael Smith (911: Lone Star), and writer-director Caroline Lindy (Your Monster
“Christina has been a force of nature since day one at Thruline. She is a fierce advocate for her clients and, just as importantly, for her colleagues,” said Thruline founding partner Ron West. “We are so happy to acknowledge her work and commitment in this way.”
Before joining Thruline, Diamantas worked at...
- 3/15/2024
- by Nellie Andreeva
- Deadline Film + TV
Netflix is the biggest streaming platform in the world and it can be easily said that it has the best content library when it comes to TV shows and movies. In this article, we are going to list the best of the best shows currently available on the streaming service. We avoided popular titles like Love is Blind and Too Hot To Handle as we are not going to include reality TV shows in this list. Check out the best TV shows you can watch right now on Netflix below.
Suits Credit – USA Network
Suits has easily become one of the most popular shows ever after coming out on Netflix. The USA Network series is a legal drama created by Aaron Korsh, and it follows the story of Mike Ross, an extremely intelligent slacker with a photographic memory who is given the chance to join a big-time Manhattan corporate law firm,...
Suits Credit – USA Network
Suits has easily become one of the most popular shows ever after coming out on Netflix. The USA Network series is a legal drama created by Aaron Korsh, and it follows the story of Mike Ross, an extremely intelligent slacker with a photographic memory who is given the chance to join a big-time Manhattan corporate law firm,...
- 3/15/2024
- by Kulwant Singh
- Cinema Blind
Here’s everything you need to know about the new Fairly OddParents animated series in the works at Nickelodeon – Just Jared Jr Here’s a surprising report to add to the Kate Middleton drama – Celebitchy Here’s the ultimate gift guide for the Swifties in your life – Popsugar Get the scoop on the upcoming Nickelodeon Kids’ Choice Awards – Just Jared Jr The cast of the beloved movie Office Space held a reunion at the new restaurant The Statesman in downtown Austin during SXSW. Mike Judge alongside cast members Ron Livingston, Stephen Root, David Herman, Ajay Naidu, and Todd Duffey celebrated the 25th anniversary together following a panel at the festival. See photos from the dinner in the gallery! Apple TV+ has released the trailer for the upcoming documentary Girls State, which premieres on the streaming service on April 5. A political coming-of-age story and a stirring reimagination of what it means to govern,...
- 3/15/2024
- by Just Jared
- Just Jared
Mike Judge and his Office Space cast reunited at South by Southwest Film & TV Festival for a panel discussion March 9 sponsored by The Hollywood Reporter about the beloved and influential film — a title that arguably reinvented the workplace comedy for the modern age and popularized the concept of quiet quitting. While the panel discussion tackled several intriguing aspects about the film’s creation and reception (some highlights below), Judge revealed a few extra tidbits at the post-panel reception at Austin’s The Statesman restaurant.
Asked if there was anything he would change about the film (which was famously difficult to get made, with the writer-director fending off a blizzard of studio executive Tps reports, er, notes), Judge offhandedly noted he hasn’t seen his film since before it was released in 1999. Everybody in earshot of this (including star Ron Livingston) looked surprised, given the film initially flopped at the box...
Asked if there was anything he would change about the film (which was famously difficult to get made, with the writer-director fending off a blizzard of studio executive Tps reports, er, notes), Judge offhandedly noted he hasn’t seen his film since before it was released in 1999. Everybody in earshot of this (including star Ron Livingston) looked surprised, given the film initially flopped at the box...
- 3/12/2024
- by James Hibberd
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
"Office Space," Mike Judge's satirical take on white collar office culture, disappointed at the box office but soon became a cult favorite after it arrived in 1999. That was mostly thanks to home video sales and Comedy Central airing the film multiple times after its theatrical run. But "Office Space" thoroughly deserved whatever cult status it attained, because it always felt very much ahead of its time.
The film stars Ron Livingston as Peter Gibbons, a put-upon programmer who spends his days amid the bleakly oppressive environs of software company Initech. After being hypnotized to stop caring about his job, Peter takes a lackadaisical approach to work and surprisingly begins to climb his way up the corporate ladder. But when his colleagues Samir Nagheenanajar (Ajay Naidu) and Michael Bolton (David Herman) are fired, Peter and his friends mastermind a plan to steal money from Initech via a software virus. The...
The film stars Ron Livingston as Peter Gibbons, a put-upon programmer who spends his days amid the bleakly oppressive environs of software company Initech. After being hypnotized to stop caring about his job, Peter takes a lackadaisical approach to work and surprisingly begins to climb his way up the corporate ladder. But when his colleagues Samir Nagheenanajar (Ajay Naidu) and Michael Bolton (David Herman) are fired, Peter and his friends mastermind a plan to steal money from Initech via a software virus. The...
- 3/12/2024
- by Joe Roberts
- Slash Film
The character "Michael Bolton" in Office Space is a running gag that the real singer found frustrating at first. The movie's relatable workplace satire has gained a cult following with references and parodies in pop culture. Despite initial dislike, the real Michael Bolton has accepted the joke as part of his legacy in later years.
Michael Bolton appears in Office Space, or rather, a character named "Michael Bolton" appears in Office Space as a running gag that the real-life singer was none too pleased with. Office Space, from movie director and TV showrunner Mike Judge, is a satirical comedy about the daily drudgery of the modern workplace. A biting satire with an all-star cast that includes Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, Stephen Root, Gary Cole, John C. McGinley, and more, it's astounding that the comedy flopped at the box office.
However, Office Space has since developed such a large cult following.
Michael Bolton appears in Office Space, or rather, a character named "Michael Bolton" appears in Office Space as a running gag that the real-life singer was none too pleased with. Office Space, from movie director and TV showrunner Mike Judge, is a satirical comedy about the daily drudgery of the modern workplace. A biting satire with an all-star cast that includes Ron Livingston, Jennifer Aniston, Stephen Root, Gary Cole, John C. McGinley, and more, it's astounding that the comedy flopped at the box office.
However, Office Space has since developed such a large cult following.
- 3/9/2024
- by Zachary Moser
- ScreenRant.com
Band of Brothers was a groundbreaking HBO achievement, showcasing deep, character-driven storytelling in a war setting. The series, based on a true story, follows "Easy" Company's intense journey during WWII, highlighting bravery and sacrifice. Many well-known actors, like Damian Lewis and Michael Fassbender, got their start in Band of Brothers, showcasing exceptional talent.
Band of Brothers was an incredible achievement by HBO; one that might’ve started the prestige TV era, proving that with good actors and scripts, episodic television can give more time and depth to all of its characters than a two-hour movie ever could. It’s one of the best HBO shows of all time, and one as ambitious as tricky, to the point that writer John Orloff admits they were worried if the disparity of points of view could work.
What is Band of Brothers About?
Band of Brothers ActionDrama Release DateSeptember 9, 2001CastDamian Lewis, Donnie Wahlberg,...
Band of Brothers was an incredible achievement by HBO; one that might’ve started the prestige TV era, proving that with good actors and scripts, episodic television can give more time and depth to all of its characters than a two-hour movie ever could. It’s one of the best HBO shows of all time, and one as ambitious as tricky, to the point that writer John Orloff admits they were worried if the disparity of points of view could work.
What is Band of Brothers About?
Band of Brothers ActionDrama Release DateSeptember 9, 2001CastDamian Lewis, Donnie Wahlberg,...
- 3/1/2024
- by Rafa Boladeras
- MovieWeb
Office Space is celebrating its 25th anniversary following its delayed path to success, although hopefully no one would get their ass kicked for saying something like that.
Released Feb. 19, 1999, director Mike Judge’s enduring and endlessly quotable workplace satire follows computer programmer Peter Gibbons (Ron Livingston), who decides to stop caring about his day job and teams up with Initech co-workers Michael Bolton (David Herman) and Samir Nagheenanajar (Ajay Naidu) to defraud the company. The Fox comedy — featuring such on-the-rise performers as Jennifer Aniston, John C. McGinley, Gary Cole and Stephen Root — collected just $10 million at the time but became a cult favorite after finding a following through cable and home video.
Other standouts from the cast include Richard Riehle as engineer liaison Tom Smykowski, who defends his job (“I have people skills!”) to Paul Willson and McGinley as the two Bobs who are put in charge of layoffs. In...
Released Feb. 19, 1999, director Mike Judge’s enduring and endlessly quotable workplace satire follows computer programmer Peter Gibbons (Ron Livingston), who decides to stop caring about his day job and teams up with Initech co-workers Michael Bolton (David Herman) and Samir Nagheenanajar (Ajay Naidu) to defraud the company. The Fox comedy — featuring such on-the-rise performers as Jennifer Aniston, John C. McGinley, Gary Cole and Stephen Root — collected just $10 million at the time but became a cult favorite after finding a following through cable and home video.
Other standouts from the cast include Richard Riehle as engineer liaison Tom Smykowski, who defends his job (“I have people skills!”) to Paul Willson and McGinley as the two Bobs who are put in charge of layoffs. In...
- 2/24/2024
- by Ryan Gajewski
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Farrelly had big plans for Loudermilk season 4 before its cancellation, envisioning a storyline where Sam Loudermilk deals with newfound fame. Despite the show's rise in popularity on Netflix, there is no guarantee of a season 4, as it still lacks a production sponsor. Loudermilk's resurgence on Netflix has brought attention to the show's quality, with hope that the streaming platform may greenlight a new season.
Loudermilk creator Peter Farrelly reveals the plans he had for season 4 before the show's cancelation. The dramedy ran from 2017-20, but recently it has experienced a significant comeback after its three seasons became available to stream on Netflix. It was an original series from the AT&T-owned Audience network that first landed on Prime Video for streaming. On the Amazon streamer and Audience, the show boasted a small fanbase. It wasn't until its arrival on Netflix this year that viewers discovered the hidden gem and...
Loudermilk creator Peter Farrelly reveals the plans he had for season 4 before the show's cancelation. The dramedy ran from 2017-20, but recently it has experienced a significant comeback after its three seasons became available to stream on Netflix. It was an original series from the AT&T-owned Audience network that first landed on Prime Video for streaming. On the Amazon streamer and Audience, the show boasted a small fanbase. It wasn't until its arrival on Netflix this year that viewers discovered the hidden gem and...
- 2/24/2024
- by Rachel Ulatowski
- ScreenRant.com
“Loudermilk” just got a whole lot louder.
In December 2023 on Amazon Prime Video, the Peter Farrelly comedy starring Ron Livingston (who plays the titular Loudermilk), Will Sasso, and Anja Savcic ranked 828th among all streaming shows, according to Reelgood. Now on Netflix, it’s ninth.
Even “Suits” could get jealous of that bump.
Each month, Reelgood measures what it calls 20 million “viewing decisions” on 25,000 shows across more than 200 streaming platforms. Check out the measurement app’s aptly titled “Rise from Obscurity” line graph for “Loudermilk,” as shared with IndieWire:
Chart courtesy of Reelgood
Before you wave off Reelgood’s methodology, let’s check in with Nielsen, the TV ratings giant.
In its first three weeks on Netflix, “Loudermilk” has made Nielsen’s Top 10 chart for acquired streaming programs each week: eighth twice and 10th once. As an Amazon Prime Video series, “Loudermilk” never charted — and it is safe that say it never came close.
In December 2023 on Amazon Prime Video, the Peter Farrelly comedy starring Ron Livingston (who plays the titular Loudermilk), Will Sasso, and Anja Savcic ranked 828th among all streaming shows, according to Reelgood. Now on Netflix, it’s ninth.
Even “Suits” could get jealous of that bump.
Each month, Reelgood measures what it calls 20 million “viewing decisions” on 25,000 shows across more than 200 streaming platforms. Check out the measurement app’s aptly titled “Rise from Obscurity” line graph for “Loudermilk,” as shared with IndieWire:
Chart courtesy of Reelgood
Before you wave off Reelgood’s methodology, let’s check in with Nielsen, the TV ratings giant.
In its first three weeks on Netflix, “Loudermilk” has made Nielsen’s Top 10 chart for acquired streaming programs each week: eighth twice and 10th once. As an Amazon Prime Video series, “Loudermilk” never charted — and it is safe that say it never came close.
- 2/23/2024
- by Tony Maglio
- Indiewire
(Welcome to Tales from the Box Office, our column that examines box office miracles, disasters, and everything in between, as well as what we can learn from them.)
"I believe you have my stapler." Odds are, the majority of people who enjoy comedy films would be able to tell you that quote is from "Office Space." Directed by "Beavis and Butthead" creator Mike Judge, it was his first live-action feature and would probably rank near the top of any list of things he's made if one were to conduct an informal survey of his fans. That's the way it is now. In 1999 when the film first hit theaters? Not so much. "Office Space" majorly disappointed against high expectations and, at least at first, seemed like it was going to be forgotten to time. Then a straight-up cult developed around the workplace comedy and it's now a part of the fabric of popular culture.
"I believe you have my stapler." Odds are, the majority of people who enjoy comedy films would be able to tell you that quote is from "Office Space." Directed by "Beavis and Butthead" creator Mike Judge, it was his first live-action feature and would probably rank near the top of any list of things he's made if one were to conduct an informal survey of his fans. That's the way it is now. In 1999 when the film first hit theaters? Not so much. "Office Space" majorly disappointed against high expectations and, at least at first, seemed like it was going to be forgotten to time. Then a straight-up cult developed around the workplace comedy and it's now a part of the fabric of popular culture.
- 2/17/2024
- by Ryan Scott
- Slash Film
What was old was extremely new on Netflix in January and even into this month.
Specifically, the Peter Farrelly-created dramedy series about addiction, Loudermilk, which was barely found in its original run on the now-unplugged AT&T Audience Network, became a must-see show on the streamer six-plus years after its original airing.
In Nielsen’s Top 10 for Streaming Originals (January 8-14), Loudermilk ranked No. 8 with 846 million viewing minutes.
But even before that list was published, Loudermilk was showing signs of life across the streamer’s own Top 10 charts. Loudermilk Season 1 was in the Netflix Top 10 most-viewed shows in the U.S. for four weeks with a peak rank of No. 4 during the week of January 15-21. Season 2 of Loudermilk ranked in the Netflix top 10 stateside during the week of July 28.
But that’s not all. Loudermilk hit the top 10 throughout the month of January in Australia,...
Specifically, the Peter Farrelly-created dramedy series about addiction, Loudermilk, which was barely found in its original run on the now-unplugged AT&T Audience Network, became a must-see show on the streamer six-plus years after its original airing.
In Nielsen’s Top 10 for Streaming Originals (January 8-14), Loudermilk ranked No. 8 with 846 million viewing minutes.
But even before that list was published, Loudermilk was showing signs of life across the streamer’s own Top 10 charts. Loudermilk Season 1 was in the Netflix Top 10 most-viewed shows in the U.S. for four weeks with a peak rank of No. 4 during the week of January 15-21. Season 2 of Loudermilk ranked in the Netflix top 10 stateside during the week of July 28.
But that’s not all. Loudermilk hit the top 10 throughout the month of January in Australia,...
- 2/15/2024
- by Anthony D'Alessandro
- Deadline Film + TV
Loudermilk, an irreverent music-based dramedy series, has gained popularity since streaming on Netflix in 2024. Cutter, a beloved character from Season 1, abruptly departed the show due to the actor's real-life battle with substance abuse. There are hopes and plans for Cutter to return in Loudermilk Season 4, potentially focusing on his return and subsequent sobriety.
Created by Peter Farrelly and Bobby Mort, Loudermilk is an irreverent music-based dramedy series that debuted on the Audience Network in 2017. Following the first two seasons, the show changed networks to Prime Video for its third and final season in 2020. Now available to stream on Netflix, where the show has found new life after reaching the top of the most-watched TV shows, Loudermilk continues to increase its popularity in 2024.
The show's title refers to Sam Loudermilk (Ron Livingston), an acerbic recovering alcoholic and former music critic living in Seattle, Washington. As Sam laments his career failures, he...
Created by Peter Farrelly and Bobby Mort, Loudermilk is an irreverent music-based dramedy series that debuted on the Audience Network in 2017. Following the first two seasons, the show changed networks to Prime Video for its third and final season in 2020. Now available to stream on Netflix, where the show has found new life after reaching the top of the most-watched TV shows, Loudermilk continues to increase its popularity in 2024.
The show's title refers to Sam Loudermilk (Ron Livingston), an acerbic recovering alcoholic and former music critic living in Seattle, Washington. As Sam laments his career failures, he...
- 2/12/2024
- by Jake Dee
- MovieWeb
Ron Livingston has found his niche as a glorious curmudgeon in the show Loudermilk, upgrading his character work from Office Space. Livingston's portrayal of Sam Loudermilk in Loudermilk feels like a seasoned version of his Office Space character, delivering lines with sarcasm and a half-smile. Loudermilk is a reluctant hero who offers growling friendship to those who deserve it, making it a hero's journey where the hero is angry at the path he has to tread.
There are few cult classics like Office Space, the workplace comedy that looked at how much people hate their jobs. However, actor Ron Livingston seems to have found his niche once again with the show Loudermilk. Unhappy, a bit grumpy, and annoyed by those around him. These are the qualities of his two most beloved characters.
Loudermilk is now in its third season, and Livingston seems to have found his clearly defined role as a glorious curmudgeon.
There are few cult classics like Office Space, the workplace comedy that looked at how much people hate their jobs. However, actor Ron Livingston seems to have found his niche once again with the show Loudermilk. Unhappy, a bit grumpy, and annoyed by those around him. These are the qualities of his two most beloved characters.
Loudermilk is now in its third season, and Livingston seems to have found his clearly defined role as a glorious curmudgeon.
- 2/5/2024
- by Lee LaMarche
- MovieWeb
Out with the old, in with the new! Hulu is ushering in the new month with plenty to add to your to-watch list but not before it says farewell to dozens of its current movies and shows available for streaming. Its first loss will come on the first of the month with the critically acclaimed “Lucky,” starring the late Harry Dean Stanton, but the streamer will remove titles all month long, from the “Pusher” trilogy to “Magic Mike.”
Don’t miss out—- find out everything leaving Hulu in February, including The Streamable’s picks for the top of your watch list!
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Accomplished character actor Harry Dean Stanton stars in the drama, one of his final on-screen roles before his death at the age of 91, as, fittingly, a 90-year-old on...
Don’t miss out—- find out everything leaving Hulu in February, including The Streamable’s picks for the top of your watch list!
30-Day Free Trial $7.99+ / month hulu.com What are the 5 Best Shows and Movies Leaving Hulu in February 2024? “Lucky” | Thursday, Feb. 1
Accomplished character actor Harry Dean Stanton stars in the drama, one of his final on-screen roles before his death at the age of 91, as, fittingly, a 90-year-old on...
- 2/1/2024
- by Ashley Steves
- The Streamable
Shows like Loudermilk challenge viewers to root for difficult characters by showing that people are more than their mistakes and can change with support. Loudermilk's acerbic protagonist, Sam Loudermilk, hides a caring heart behind layers of sarcasm and expletives, making him a complex and compelling character. The show tackles serious topics like addiction and uses sharp wit to navigate through the challenges of life, emphasizing the importance of relationships and empathy.
In recent years, shows like Loudermilk, which feature an acerbic protagonist with a troubled past, have become increasingly popular, leading many shows to follow the example of its unlikely hero's journey. At first, watching Loudermilk leads a viewer to wonder why anyone would root for such difficult people with so few qualities to recommend them. However, as the show progresses, the answer becomes clear; a person is much more than their mistakes and anyone can change with the right support.
In recent years, shows like Loudermilk, which feature an acerbic protagonist with a troubled past, have become increasingly popular, leading many shows to follow the example of its unlikely hero's journey. At first, watching Loudermilk leads a viewer to wonder why anyone would root for such difficult people with so few qualities to recommend them. However, as the show progresses, the answer becomes clear; a person is much more than their mistakes and anyone can change with the right support.
- 1/29/2024
- by Mary Kassel
- ScreenRant.com
Loudermilk is a hilarious TV series with gut-bustingly funny scenes, thanks to Ron Livingston's cynical performance and a colorful cast of characters. Memorable moments include outrageous courtroom drama, dark comedy encounters, and hilarious coffee shop squabbles that reveal the character's persona. The show balances comedic chops with genuine sincerity and drama, making it one of the funniest TV shows of the streaming era.
Loudermilk is quickly becoming one of the most irreverent comedy TV series of the streaming era, with plenty of gut-bustingly funny scenes that stand out. The series follows the struggles of Sam Loudermilk, a washed up former music critic and recovering alcoholic Seattleite who finds himself acting as a career counselor, despite his sardonic outlook on life. While it has moments of genuine sincerity and drama, Loudermilk's comedic chops are what help it stand out as one of the funniest TV shows to come out of the 2010s.
Loudermilk is quickly becoming one of the most irreverent comedy TV series of the streaming era, with plenty of gut-bustingly funny scenes that stand out. The series follows the struggles of Sam Loudermilk, a washed up former music critic and recovering alcoholic Seattleite who finds himself acting as a career counselor, despite his sardonic outlook on life. While it has moments of genuine sincerity and drama, Loudermilk's comedic chops are what help it stand out as one of the funniest TV shows to come out of the 2010s.
- 1/26/2024
- by Alexander Valentino
- ScreenRant.com
As “Masters of the Air” nears its end, one surviving member of the Air Force’s “Bloody Hundredth” bombing group finds himself standing next to a fireplace, sipping on whiskey, and quoting the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche. “Whoever fights monsters should take care not to become a monster himself,” he paraphrases for his fellow flyer, as they prepare to leave the war behind and return to their families. “Because if you gaze into the abyss, the abyss gazes right back at you.”
In the moment, the sentiment is sound enough. Both men have experienced war, up close and personal, and both have been shaped by the harrowing combat all around them. It’s only natural to wonder what they’ll be like when they’re home, when they’re grounded, when the bombs are no longer dropping from the sky. Can they go back to their families, their wives, their kids,...
In the moment, the sentiment is sound enough. Both men have experienced war, up close and personal, and both have been shaped by the harrowing combat all around them. It’s only natural to wonder what they’ll be like when they’re home, when they’re grounded, when the bombs are no longer dropping from the sky. Can they go back to their families, their wives, their kids,...
- 1/24/2024
- by Ben Travers
- Indiewire
The three seasons of sobriety-centered comedy Loudermilk, about a washed-up music journalist starring Ron Livingston as the eponymous character, was a hit with fans. Still, there are doubts about whether a fourth season will exist. The first three seasons of Loudermilk premiered on the now-defunct Audience Network, a subsidiary of AT&T that ran exclusively on the company's DirecTV premium television service. The parent company shut down the network before the third season's release, and while the show wasn't canceled, its broadcasting network was, and Loudermilk was left without a home. Fans scratched their collective heads, wondering if their favourite churlish Gen X'er and company would ride again.
- 1/20/2024
- by Jordan Todoruk
- Collider.com
James Brolin, Lizzy Greene (“A Million Little Things”), and Eoin Macken (“La Brea”) are set to join Netflix’s upcoming romantic drama “Ransom Canyon,” Variety has confirmed.
They join previously announced leads Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly. Kelly will portray Quinn, a character who “has often found herself in the shadow of others, but after a stint in New York pursuing her career as a concert pianist, she has returned to Ransom Canyon to carve out a new path for herself.”
Duhamel is set to play Staten Kirkland, the “steadfast and stoic” owner of the Double K Ranch. Staten “leads the charge to resist outside forces threatening his way of life and the land that he loves,” reads the description.
Based on the books by Jodi Thomas, the series is described as a romance-fueled family drama and contemporary Western that “charts the intersecting lives of three ranching families, all set...
They join previously announced leads Josh Duhamel and Minka Kelly. Kelly will portray Quinn, a character who “has often found herself in the shadow of others, but after a stint in New York pursuing her career as a concert pianist, she has returned to Ransom Canyon to carve out a new path for herself.”
Duhamel is set to play Staten Kirkland, the “steadfast and stoic” owner of the Double K Ranch. Staten “leads the charge to resist outside forces threatening his way of life and the land that he loves,” reads the description.
Based on the books by Jodi Thomas, the series is described as a romance-fueled family drama and contemporary Western that “charts the intersecting lives of three ranching families, all set...
- 1/18/2024
- by BreAnna Bell
- Variety Film + TV
In the early 2000s, Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks returned to World War II with the HBO miniseries Band of Brothers. Among many notable things about the series, the cast was stacked with names that were relatively big then and would become even more prominent in the future, including Ron Livingston, Damien Lewis, James McAvoy, Michael Fassbender, Andrew Scott, Tom Hardy, and David Schwimmer. However, despite such a wide-spanning cast, one of the most interesting stories comes from an actor that was not cast in the show. The aforementioned actor was cast in a minor part, but was fired for a loosely defined reason by the episode's director: Tom Hanks. The actor was told Hanks thought he had "dead eyes," and recast him days before filming, but little did Hanks know how this decision would unfold.
- 1/11/2024
- by Danny Cox
- Collider.com
Pictures: Netflix / Warner Bros. Pictures / Lionsgate / Sony Pictures
As 2023 is put into the history books, it’s time your comprehensive look at what’s coming to Netflix in the United States throughout January 2024. Below, we’ll be looking through all the licensed and Netflix Original movies, series, and games on the way.
Want to see more of what’s on the way throughout 2024? We’ve got you covered with the current calendar of every known Netflix Original confirmed for 2024.
As always, you’ll want to watch anything set to expire throughout January, too – you can keep track of all the movies and series leaving Netflix US here.
Note: This list is a work in progress. It’ll continue to be updated throughout January 2024 as we learn of new titles coming to the service. All release dates are subject to change.
Full List of New Releases Coming to Netflix US in...
As 2023 is put into the history books, it’s time your comprehensive look at what’s coming to Netflix in the United States throughout January 2024. Below, we’ll be looking through all the licensed and Netflix Original movies, series, and games on the way.
Want to see more of what’s on the way throughout 2024? We’ve got you covered with the current calendar of every known Netflix Original confirmed for 2024.
As always, you’ll want to watch anything set to expire throughout January, too – you can keep track of all the movies and series leaving Netflix US here.
Note: This list is a work in progress. It’ll continue to be updated throughout January 2024 as we learn of new titles coming to the service. All release dates are subject to change.
Full List of New Releases Coming to Netflix US in...
- 1/11/2024
- by Kasey Moore
- Whats-on-Netflix
Band of Brothers is a critically acclaimed war show that explores camaraderie and the human spirit in the face of unimaginable conditions. The talented cast, including Damian Lewis and Ron Livingston, bring the real soldiers' stories to life in the series. The show follows Easy Company's journey from training to the end of WWII, capturing key moments like D-Day and the capture of the Nazi Party's "Eagle's Nest."
From Tom Hardy to Jimmy Fallon, the cast of Band of Brothers was packed with familiar actors in both major and minor roles. It has been over 20 years since the HBO World War II miniseries, created by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg and based on the book of the same name by Stephen A. Ambrose, originally aired. Despite the time that has passed, the show regularly still lands on lists of the greatest-ever TV shows. Band of Brothers follows E Company,...
From Tom Hardy to Jimmy Fallon, the cast of Band of Brothers was packed with familiar actors in both major and minor roles. It has been over 20 years since the HBO World War II miniseries, created by Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg and based on the book of the same name by Stephen A. Ambrose, originally aired. Despite the time that has passed, the show regularly still lands on lists of the greatest-ever TV shows. Band of Brothers follows E Company,...
- 1/9/2024
- by Colin McCormick, Kevin Pantoja, Hannah Shaw-Williams
- ScreenRant.com
Cutter's absence in Loudermilk Season 2 was due to actor Danny Wattley's real-life struggles with substance abuse. The show's executive producer, Peter Farrelly, stated that Wattley has since gone through rehab and is now sober. Plans for Loudermilk Season 4 include the return of Cutter and the resolution of his character's storyline.
The dramedy Loudermilk appeared to drop Danny Wattler’s character Cutter after season 1, but there was a behind-the-scenes reason for the show's choice. Loudermilk is a comedy-drama that focuses on the taciturn music critic Sam Loudermilk, a recovering alcoholic who can’t stop insulting everyone he meets. Although Loudermilk’s personal life is something of a mess, the show’s antihero does his best to act as a counselor for an addiction support group. Loudermilk’s mean streak is tempered by how much he cares about his group’s regulars, even if he is scarcely more prepared to...
The dramedy Loudermilk appeared to drop Danny Wattler’s character Cutter after season 1, but there was a behind-the-scenes reason for the show's choice. Loudermilk is a comedy-drama that focuses on the taciturn music critic Sam Loudermilk, a recovering alcoholic who can’t stop insulting everyone he meets. Although Loudermilk’s personal life is something of a mess, the show’s antihero does his best to act as a counselor for an addiction support group. Loudermilk’s mean streak is tempered by how much he cares about his group’s regulars, even if he is scarcely more prepared to...
- 1/9/2024
- by Cathal Gunning
- ScreenRant.com
Anja Savcic is turning heads thanks to her work in Loudermilk.
The Bosnian actress plays Claire Wilkes in the series, the unlikely roommate of the former music critic and recovering addict the show takes its name from, Sam Loudermilk (played by Ron Livingston).
After originally airing on the AT&T Audience Network in 2017, the gripping dramedy was acquired by Netflix, making its debut on the streamer in the U.S. in January 2024.
Read full article on The Direct.
The Bosnian actress plays Claire Wilkes in the series, the unlikely roommate of the former music critic and recovering addict the show takes its name from, Sam Loudermilk (played by Ron Livingston).
After originally airing on the AT&T Audience Network in 2017, the gripping dramedy was acquired by Netflix, making its debut on the streamer in the U.S. in January 2024.
Read full article on The Direct.
- 1/9/2024
- by Klein Felt
- The Direct
Exclusive: Zachary Levi (Shazam!) is set to topline Hotel Tehran, a new action thriller marking the fourth feature from writer-director Guy Moshe (Bunraku).
In the film heading into production in May, Levi plays Tucker, who leads a unit of disgraced, war-torn ex-CIA operators into the heart of Tehran to take down a life-changing score.
Moshe wrote the script with Mark Bacci (Prisoner’s Daughter), from an original idea by Bazzel Baz (The Blacklist), a former CIA special operations group officer. Oakhurst Entertainment is financing. Oakhurst’s Marina Grasic is producing alongside Matthew G. Zamias (Boxing Day), co-founder of the new financing and production company Astral Future, as well as Wendy Sweetmore of Dreamtime Films. Astral Future’s Harel Kodesh and Arbel Kodesh are exec producing alongside Moshe, Baz, Justin C. Oberman, and William Doyle (The Killer). Kerry Barden and Paul Schnee (Spotlight) are handling casting.
In a statement to Deadline,...
In the film heading into production in May, Levi plays Tucker, who leads a unit of disgraced, war-torn ex-CIA operators into the heart of Tehran to take down a life-changing score.
Moshe wrote the script with Mark Bacci (Prisoner’s Daughter), from an original idea by Bazzel Baz (The Blacklist), a former CIA special operations group officer. Oakhurst Entertainment is financing. Oakhurst’s Marina Grasic is producing alongside Matthew G. Zamias (Boxing Day), co-founder of the new financing and production company Astral Future, as well as Wendy Sweetmore of Dreamtime Films. Astral Future’s Harel Kodesh and Arbel Kodesh are exec producing alongside Moshe, Baz, Justin C. Oberman, and William Doyle (The Killer). Kerry Barden and Paul Schnee (Spotlight) are handling casting.
In a statement to Deadline,...
- 1/9/2024
- by Matt Grobar
- Deadline Film + TV
The cast of Loudermilk is filled with hilarious actors and includes acclaimed character actors and renowned stand-up comedians. Ron Livingston plays the title role of Sam Loudermilk, a former music critic and recovering alcoholic struggling to stay sober. Other notable cast members include Will Sasso, Anja Savcic, Laura Mennell, and Brian Regan, each bringing their own unique characters to the show.
Led by Ron Livingston and Will Sasso, the cast of the hugely underrated sitcom Loudermilk is full of hilarious actors. Loudermilk revolves around Sam Loudermilk, a former music critic and a recovering alcoholic, who reluctantly takes in fellow addicts and runs a Sober Friends group at the local church. The show ran for an initial two seasons on the Audience Network before airing its third and final season on Prime Video. The series was created by Peter Farrelly, the co-director of Dumb and Dumber and There’s Something About Mary,...
Led by Ron Livingston and Will Sasso, the cast of the hugely underrated sitcom Loudermilk is full of hilarious actors. Loudermilk revolves around Sam Loudermilk, a former music critic and a recovering alcoholic, who reluctantly takes in fellow addicts and runs a Sober Friends group at the local church. The show ran for an initial two seasons on the Audience Network before airing its third and final season on Prime Video. The series was created by Peter Farrelly, the co-director of Dumb and Dumber and There’s Something About Mary,...
- 1/8/2024
- by Ben Sherlock
- ScreenRant.com
A New Year and Netflix are here with some much-anticipated new original movies and TV shows. As always Netflix is proving itself by releasing compelling content month after month on its platform and this month is no different as there will be something new for everyone this month from comedy to drama and action to fantasy. So, here are the best new and licensed movies and shows coming on Netflix in January 2024.
Fool Me Once Season 1 (January 1)
Based on Harlan Coben’s novel of the same, Fool Me Once is adapted for television by Danny Brocklehurst. The Netflix series revolves around a family who are grieving two brutal deaths of their family members. One of the deceased family members was Maya Stern’s husband and when she installed a nanny cam to keep an eye on her young daughter. She is shocked to see that her late husband is coming...
Fool Me Once Season 1 (January 1)
Based on Harlan Coben’s novel of the same, Fool Me Once is adapted for television by Danny Brocklehurst. The Netflix series revolves around a family who are grieving two brutal deaths of their family members. One of the deceased family members was Maya Stern’s husband and when she installed a nanny cam to keep an eye on her young daughter. She is shocked to see that her late husband is coming...
- 1/8/2024
- by Kulwant Singh
- Cinema Blind
Happy New Year! There isn’t a better way to start the New Year than binging on dozens of brand-new movies and TV shows that were just added to the Netflix UK library.
First of all, here are the week’s top highlights:
Fool Me Once (Limited Series) N
Seasons: 1 | Episodes: 8
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery | Runtime: 50 Minutes
Cast: Michelle Keegan, Adeel Akhtar, Richard Armitage, Joanna Lumley, Emmett J Scanlan
Michelle Keagen marks her Netflix debut in the long-awaited and anticipated adaptation of Harlan Coben’s 2016 novel Fool Me Once. The series landed on Netflix on New Year’s Day, and we expect it to be featured extensively in the weekly top ten reports on Netflix UK for the next few weeks.
A grieving widow’s life is thrown into even more turmoil when her murdered husband appears on her secret nanny camera, leading her to uncover a shocking and deadly conspiracy.
First of all, here are the week’s top highlights:
Fool Me Once (Limited Series) N
Seasons: 1 | Episodes: 8
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery | Runtime: 50 Minutes
Cast: Michelle Keegan, Adeel Akhtar, Richard Armitage, Joanna Lumley, Emmett J Scanlan
Michelle Keagen marks her Netflix debut in the long-awaited and anticipated adaptation of Harlan Coben’s 2016 novel Fool Me Once. The series landed on Netflix on New Year’s Day, and we expect it to be featured extensively in the weekly top ten reports on Netflix UK for the next few weeks.
A grieving widow’s life is thrown into even more turmoil when her murdered husband appears on her secret nanny camera, leading her to uncover a shocking and deadly conspiracy.
- 1/5/2024
- by Jacob Robinson
- Whats-on-Netflix
None of the original members of Easy Company from HBO's Band of Brothers are still alive today, but two members depicted in the series, Ed Shames and Bradford Freeman, passed away recently. Major Dick Winters, Lewis Nixon, Buck Compton, and Bill Guarnere are among the notable characters from the series who have passed away. Edward Shames was the last officer from Easy Company to die, while Bradford Freeman was the last living member of the squad.
HBO's Band of Brothers series documents the true story of the Easy Company of the United States Army during World War II. Officially regarded as the E Company, 2nd Battalion of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, the real-life squad was also referred to as the "Screaming Eagles". The masterful HBO series from Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg chronicles a dramatized version of the historical events that a group of...
HBO's Band of Brothers series documents the true story of the Easy Company of the United States Army during World War II. Officially regarded as the E Company, 2nd Battalion of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 101st Airborne Division, the real-life squad was also referred to as the "Screaming Eagles". The masterful HBO series from Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg chronicles a dramatized version of the historical events that a group of...
- 12/28/2023
- by Greg MacArthur
- ScreenRant.com
Picture credits: Sony Picture / Netflix
Before long, we’ll be welcoming a new year on Netflix UK. Subscribers can be excited about what’s coming as January 2024 is already shaping up to be a great month of new arrivals, and we’ll be keeping track of everything coming to the streaming service throughout the month.
Throughout the month, you can find our weekly recaps of everything new on the library in our Netflix UK hub.
As we enter the New Year we’ll continue to keep track of all of the movies and TV shows leaving Netflix UK.
Full List of What’s Coming to Netflix United Kingdom in January 2024
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What’s Coming to Netflix UK January 1st Bitconned (2024) Netflix Original Film – Crime...
Before long, we’ll be welcoming a new year on Netflix UK. Subscribers can be excited about what’s coming as January 2024 is already shaping up to be a great month of new arrivals, and we’ll be keeping track of everything coming to the streaming service throughout the month.
Throughout the month, you can find our weekly recaps of everything new on the library in our Netflix UK hub.
As we enter the New Year we’ll continue to keep track of all of the movies and TV shows leaving Netflix UK.
Full List of What’s Coming to Netflix United Kingdom in January 2024
Polite notice: if you’re using this list for your own outlet – please credit and link to us. We’re looking at you RadioTimes and Economic Times!
What’s Coming to Netflix UK January 1st Bitconned (2024) Netflix Original Film – Crime...
- 12/19/2023
- by Jacob Robinson
- Whats-on-Netflix
Exclusive: Taylor Bright, known in the industry for her knack for discovering young talent, has joined Thruline Entertainment as a talent manager.
Having previously been a manager at Entertainment Lab, and more recently at Stagecoach Entertainment, Bright begin her career in casting.
Among the clients joining Bright at Thruline are: Sadie Stanley (Cruel Summer), Lisette Olivera (National Treasure: Edge of History), Milly Shapiro (Hereditary), Zack Nelson (Wolf Pack), Jacob Ward (Somewhere in Queens), Daria Johns.
“We are so pleased to welcome Taylor to Thruline,” said Thruline partner Jb Roberts. “Her roster of young artists is impressive, as is the energy she brings to the company. Her eye for talent is remarkable and her entrepreneurial approach to representation makes her a perfect fit for our culture.”
Thruline Entertainment’s client roster includes actors Allison Janney, Eric Stonestreet, Michael Cera, Ron Livingston, John Hawkes and Blair Underwood, and writers Annie Mumolo,...
Having previously been a manager at Entertainment Lab, and more recently at Stagecoach Entertainment, Bright begin her career in casting.
Among the clients joining Bright at Thruline are: Sadie Stanley (Cruel Summer), Lisette Olivera (National Treasure: Edge of History), Milly Shapiro (Hereditary), Zack Nelson (Wolf Pack), Jacob Ward (Somewhere in Queens), Daria Johns.
“We are so pleased to welcome Taylor to Thruline,” said Thruline partner Jb Roberts. “Her roster of young artists is impressive, as is the energy she brings to the company. Her eye for talent is remarkable and her entrepreneurial approach to representation makes her a perfect fit for our culture.”
Thruline Entertainment’s client roster includes actors Allison Janney, Eric Stonestreet, Michael Cera, Ron Livingston, John Hawkes and Blair Underwood, and writers Annie Mumolo,...
- 12/13/2023
- by Denise Petski
- Deadline Film + TV
Director Eif Rivera is set to make his feature debut with the promising-looking period thriller Killing Castro, starring Al Pacino.
Romulus Entertainment has announced Killing Castro, an exciting-sounding project that boasts an intriguing cast.
The period thriller is set to feature a bevy of exciting names including Al Pacino, Diego Boneta, Xolo Mariduena, KiKi Layne, Alexander Ludwig, Ron Livingston, Kendrick Sampson, Nicole Beharie, Logan Marshall-Green and Titus Welliver.
Based on true events, the film is set in 1960 and ‘begins when Fidel Castro travels to New York City to deliver his first speech to the United Nations after having won the Cuban revolution. When met with hostility at his original hotel, Castro meets Malcolm X, who invites him to stay at the famed Hotel Theresa in Harlem. With the eyes of the world watching, a rookie undercover FBI agent originally assigned to investigate Malcolm X suddenly becomes the FBI’s most...
Romulus Entertainment has announced Killing Castro, an exciting-sounding project that boasts an intriguing cast.
The period thriller is set to feature a bevy of exciting names including Al Pacino, Diego Boneta, Xolo Mariduena, KiKi Layne, Alexander Ludwig, Ron Livingston, Kendrick Sampson, Nicole Beharie, Logan Marshall-Green and Titus Welliver.
Based on true events, the film is set in 1960 and ‘begins when Fidel Castro travels to New York City to deliver his first speech to the United Nations after having won the Cuban revolution. When met with hostility at his original hotel, Castro meets Malcolm X, who invites him to stay at the famed Hotel Theresa in Harlem. With the eyes of the world watching, a rookie undercover FBI agent originally assigned to investigate Malcolm X suddenly becomes the FBI’s most...
- 12/5/2023
- by Dan Cooper
- Film Stories
Killing Castro, an upcoming movie based on true events surrounding the aftermath of the Cuban revolution, has assembled an impressive cast ahead of production. According to According to Deadline, Titus Welliver, the star of the Bosch television series, will be a part of the cast that also includes Al Pacino, Diego Boneta, KiKi Layne, Nicole Beharie, Logan Marshall-Green, Xolo Maridueña, Alexander Ludwig, Ron Livingston, and Kendrick Sampson. The thriller, which will also mark Eif Rivera's directorial debut, will document a tense moment in the history of Cuba.
- 12/4/2023
- by Diego Peralta
- Collider.com
Exclusive: Al Pacino, Diego Boneta, Xolo Maridueña, KiKi Layne, Alexander Ludwig, Ron Livingston, Kendrick Sampson, Nicole Beharie, Logan Marshall Green and Titus Welliver will star in Killing Castro. Eif Rivera will direct the movie from a script by Leon Hendrix, Thomas DeGrezia and Colin Bateman. This will be Rivera’s first feature film.
Killing Castro will be produced by Romulus Entertainment’s Brad Feinstein, along with Christina Weiss Lurie of Fourth and Twenty-Eight Films. Romulus will also finance. Principal photography will take place in Newark, NJ.
Based on true events, the film is set in 1960. Shortly after winning the Cuban revolution, Fidel Castro travels to New York City to deliver his first speech to the United Nations. When met with hostility at his original hotel, Castro meets Malcolm X who invites him to stay at famed Hotel Theresa in Harlem. With the eyes of the world watching, a rookie undercover...
Killing Castro will be produced by Romulus Entertainment’s Brad Feinstein, along with Christina Weiss Lurie of Fourth and Twenty-Eight Films. Romulus will also finance. Principal photography will take place in Newark, NJ.
Based on true events, the film is set in 1960. Shortly after winning the Cuban revolution, Fidel Castro travels to New York City to deliver his first speech to the United Nations. When met with hostility at his original hotel, Castro meets Malcolm X who invites him to stay at famed Hotel Theresa in Harlem. With the eyes of the world watching, a rookie undercover...
- 12/4/2023
- by Justin Kroll
- Deadline Film + TV
If you followed indie film in the 90s, Vince Vaughn was at the center of a legendary tale. As the story goes, in order to get permission to use the theme from Jaws in the film Swingers, Doug Liman screened the film for Steven Spielberg’s approval. Not only did Stevie Boy allow them to use the scary shark tune but the legendary director knew he had to work with whoever was playing Trent Walker. And, he did just that when he cast Vince Vaughn in his Jurassic Park sequel, The Lost World. Spielberg instantly knew that Vince Vaughn was superstar material and he was correctomundo. Over the last nearly 30 years, he has given us some of the best comedic performances mixed in with some bone chilling anti-heroes. But it seems in the past few years Vaughn has slowed down his output to focus on smaller roles in more meaningful projects.
- 11/10/2023
- by Brad Hamerly
- JoBlo.com
At first glance, it may seem like ABC's A Million Little Things was a show about death — it certainly gives off this impression from the first episode. However, the popular show went on to expand from that, and many of its deeper themes soon became apparent. While never really hitting the mark with critics, with sluggish ratings barely above the 50% mark, A Million Little Things was terminally underrated.
Despite this, the show had a loyal following, and a fan base that appreciated its straightforward good qualities, even if they were plain and not put across with any special resonance that garnered acclaim. After a successful four-season run between 2018 and 2022, showrunner DJ Nash somewhat abruptly announced that the fifth season would be its last. Its loyal fans were left devastated, quickly petitioning for more.
Here's a look at why A Million Little Things ended, and why we think it should come back.
Despite this, the show had a loyal following, and a fan base that appreciated its straightforward good qualities, even if they were plain and not put across with any special resonance that garnered acclaim. After a successful four-season run between 2018 and 2022, showrunner DJ Nash somewhat abruptly announced that the fifth season would be its last. Its loyal fans were left devastated, quickly petitioning for more.
Here's a look at why A Million Little Things ended, and why we think it should come back.
- 11/10/2023
- by Neville Naidoo
- MovieWeb
Netflix's limited series "All the Light We Cannot See" is a compelling WWII drama that explores themes of hope, heartbreak, and connection. Viewers looking for more historical war dramas can turn to acclaimed shows like "Band of Brothers," "The Pacific," and "Transatlantic" for similar storytelling. "All the Light We Cannot See" is a short binge, but other series like "Outlander" and "Poldark" offer longer, immersive narratives set in different periods and perspectives during wartime.
Netflix released the four-episode limited series All the Light We Cannot See on November 2, 2023, and following a quick binge, viewers might be left wanting more. Thankfully, numerous historical war drama television shows exist and are available on streaming platforms. All the Light We Cannot See is based on Anthony Doerr's 2014 book of the same name and tells the story of two people who share a connection, thanks to a radio broadcast, while World War II rages on around them.
Netflix released the four-episode limited series All the Light We Cannot See on November 2, 2023, and following a quick binge, viewers might be left wanting more. Thankfully, numerous historical war drama television shows exist and are available on streaming platforms. All the Light We Cannot See is based on Anthony Doerr's 2014 book of the same name and tells the story of two people who share a connection, thanks to a radio broadcast, while World War II rages on around them.
- 11/7/2023
- by Sarah Little
- ScreenRant.com
Captain Lewis Nixon from Band of Brothers was a capable officer who was demoted due to the horrors of war and personal struggles. Despite his demotion, Nixon's alcoholism was accepted by his fellow soldiers as a way for him to cope with the war. Nixon's character in the series accurately depicts his real-life bravery and notable moments during the war, including his promotion to S-2 and his friendship with Dick Winters.
The Captain Lewis Nixon Band of Brothers character was demoted despite being shown to be an intelligent and capable officer. He featured as one of the main characters in the series, and Band of Brothers episode 9, "Why We Fight," focused entirely on his story. It was revealed in this episode that not only was he demoted from Regimental S-2 to Battalion S-3, but also that his wife was divorcing him and taking everything. The horrors of war and his...
The Captain Lewis Nixon Band of Brothers character was demoted despite being shown to be an intelligent and capable officer. He featured as one of the main characters in the series, and Band of Brothers episode 9, "Why We Fight," focused entirely on his story. It was revealed in this episode that not only was he demoted from Regimental S-2 to Battalion S-3, but also that his wife was divorcing him and taking everything. The horrors of war and his...
- 10/26/2023
- by Colin McCormick, Zoe Lewis
- ScreenRant.com
Band of Brothers features a star-studded cast, including future Oscar-winning actors and stars of blockbuster movies. Tom Hanks not only produced and directed the show, but also had a small cameo appearance as a British soldier. Other notable actors in the miniseries include Dexter Fletcher, Jason O'Mara, Stephen Graham, Colin Hanks, Dominic Cooper, Andrew Scott, Jimmy Fallon, Simon Pegg, Tom Hardy, James McAvoy, and Michael Fassbender.
The Michael Fassbender Band of Brothers role is one of many big-name actors who appeared in the miniseries before they were stars. Band of Brothers is a 2001 HBO miniseries based on a 1992 non-fiction book by historian Stephen E. Ambrose. It chronicles the history of the “Easy” company battalion from their training to their series of campaigns in Germany that leads to the surrender of the Axis forces. It packs a huge ensemble cast to depict the numerous real-life units at war.
Character actors like...
The Michael Fassbender Band of Brothers role is one of many big-name actors who appeared in the miniseries before they were stars. Band of Brothers is a 2001 HBO miniseries based on a 1992 non-fiction book by historian Stephen E. Ambrose. It chronicles the history of the “Easy” company battalion from their training to their series of campaigns in Germany that leads to the surrender of the Axis forces. It packs a huge ensemble cast to depict the numerous real-life units at war.
Character actors like...
- 10/24/2023
- by Colin McCormick, Paolo Alfar
- ScreenRant.com
Like the Boston Bruins in overtime during Game 7 of the 2013 Eastern Conference Quarterfinals, A Million Little Things might not be as done as we think it is.
DJ Nash, creator of the now-cancelled series, hinted at as much in a recent X (formerly Twitter) post. While replying to someone who asked whether the show was still airing, Nash wrote: “It’s over. For now.”
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- 10/17/2023
- by Kimberly Roots
- TVLine.com
Only Murders in the Building may be done for now — after Ben Glenroy’s (Paul Rudd) murder was solved in the third season finale. But binge-worthy whodunnits with elusive killers pursued by troubled detectives or amateur sleuths are everywhere.
Below, The Hollywood Reporter plucks 10 murder mysteries to keep viewers sharp and solving crime puzzles until the Hulu murder mystery comedy returns — with the intrepid trio played by Martin Short, Steve Martin and Selena Gomez — for an even deadlier fourth season (following that cliffhanger).
Get set for more more mutilated victims left at the bottom of staircases, more clues left behind, more dark and evil killers, and more prime suspects in their own webs of lies and deceit to be played by mega Hollywood stars, all to keep you guessing and engaged from the safety of your living room couch.
The Afterparty (Apple TV+) Tiffany Haddish in The Afterparty
Only Murders in the Building...
Below, The Hollywood Reporter plucks 10 murder mysteries to keep viewers sharp and solving crime puzzles until the Hulu murder mystery comedy returns — with the intrepid trio played by Martin Short, Steve Martin and Selena Gomez — for an even deadlier fourth season (following that cliffhanger).
Get set for more more mutilated victims left at the bottom of staircases, more clues left behind, more dark and evil killers, and more prime suspects in their own webs of lies and deceit to be played by mega Hollywood stars, all to keep you guessing and engaged from the safety of your living room couch.
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Only Murders in the Building...
- 10/16/2023
- by Etan Vlessing
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
Among the most underrated romantic comedies ever made is Comet (2014), starring Emmy Rossum and Justin Long. Those performers got their start around the same time as one another, with Long debuting in Galaxy Quest (1999) and Rossum in Songcatcher (2000) at the turn of the century. The former film is far more famous. But Songcatcher saw great success upon release, as well. In the following year, Long starred in a horror stint called Jeepers Creepers (2001), and it was off to superstardom from there.
Meanwhile, Rossum appeared in Mystic River (2003) by Clint Eastwood, then traversed a similar trajectory. She followed up with another supporting role in The Day After Tomorrow (2004), along with the first co-starring role of her career in The Phantom of the Opera (2004). But more recent fans of Rossum's may be familiar with her versatile career thanks to her leading role as Fiona Gallagher in the hit television series Shameless. She's...
Meanwhile, Rossum appeared in Mystic River (2003) by Clint Eastwood, then traversed a similar trajectory. She followed up with another supporting role in The Day After Tomorrow (2004), along with the first co-starring role of her career in The Phantom of the Opera (2004). But more recent fans of Rossum's may be familiar with her versatile career thanks to her leading role as Fiona Gallagher in the hit television series Shameless. She's...
- 10/9/2023
- by Jonah Rice
- MovieWeb
"Masters of the Air" has a more exciting cast list than "The Pacific," with recognizable faces like Austin Butler and Barry Keoghan. The show will accurately portray the real-life experiences of Major Gale Cleven and Lt. Curtis Biddick, two B-17 Flying Fortress bomber pilots from the 100th Bombardment Group. The return to the ensemble cast format, similar to "Band of Brothers," coupled with the talented leads, gives "Masters of the Air" an early advantage over "The Pacific."
The team behind HBO's beloved series Band of Brothers is dipping back into WWII with Masters of the Air, and the latest follow-up already has a leg up on its predecessor, The Pacific. Debuting nine years after Band of Brothers originally aired, The Pacific acted as a companion to the widely acclaimed miniseries. Although it didn't quite measure up to the bar set by Band of Brothers, The Pacific was renowned for its...
The team behind HBO's beloved series Band of Brothers is dipping back into WWII with Masters of the Air, and the latest follow-up already has a leg up on its predecessor, The Pacific. Debuting nine years after Band of Brothers originally aired, The Pacific acted as a companion to the widely acclaimed miniseries. Although it didn't quite measure up to the bar set by Band of Brothers, The Pacific was renowned for its...
- 10/5/2023
- by Bill Dubiel
- ScreenRant.com
Lewis Nixon III was Richard Winters' best friend and had a significant role in both the war and in Band of Brothers. Nixon struggled with alcoholism throughout his life but eventually found peace and happiness with his third wife, Grace. Nixon passed away in 1995 at the age of 76 due to complications from diabetes, leaving behind a loving wife and an adventurous life well-lived.
Captain Lewis "Nix" Nixon III was Richard Winters' best friend, and their relationship was one of the most comforting elements throughout the run of HBO's universally acclaimed war drama Band of Brothers, and the friendship was important to the pair's actual fate. Throughout the course of World War II, Nixon established himself as a competent planner and operations officer, ascending to the rank of Captain and spending much of the war in intelligence operations. While Nixon never actually fired a weapon during the war, he was one...
Captain Lewis "Nix" Nixon III was Richard Winters' best friend, and their relationship was one of the most comforting elements throughout the run of HBO's universally acclaimed war drama Band of Brothers, and the friendship was important to the pair's actual fate. Throughout the course of World War II, Nixon established himself as a competent planner and operations officer, ascending to the rank of Captain and spending much of the war in intelligence operations. While Nixon never actually fired a weapon during the war, he was one...
- 9/24/2023
- by Bill Dubiel
- ScreenRant.com
It's been 22 years since "Band of Brothers" captivated television audiences with its gripping 10-episode tale of a United States paratrooper company's daring, civilization-saving exploits in the European Theater of World War II. And according to its placement on Netflix's top charts, it is as relevant and watchable as ever.
Whether the streamer's subscribers are revisiting the classic miniseries or discovering it for the first time, it's encouraging to know that people are still moved by the heroism of the young soldiers who put their lives on the line to turn back Adolf Hitler's genocidal grab for world domination -- especially as we watch the American Republican party and the country's law enforcement get overrun by the types of white supremacists who contributed to the rise of the Third Reich. We live in perilous times, so it's important to remember how many brave individuals fought and died to eliminate...
Whether the streamer's subscribers are revisiting the classic miniseries or discovering it for the first time, it's encouraging to know that people are still moved by the heroism of the young soldiers who put their lives on the line to turn back Adolf Hitler's genocidal grab for world domination -- especially as we watch the American Republican party and the country's law enforcement get overrun by the types of white supremacists who contributed to the rise of the Third Reich. We live in perilous times, so it's important to remember how many brave individuals fought and died to eliminate...
- 9/23/2023
- by Jeremy Smith
- Slash Film
An Emmy-nominated documentary cinematographer with credits including “Procession” and “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed,” Robert Kolodny puts his expert eye for shooting nonfiction to playful narrative use in his feature directing debut “The Featherweight.” A meticulously designed, gutsily played biopic of world champion featherweight boxer Guglielmo Papaleo, better known as Willie Pep — covering not his 1940s glory days but his faltering attempt at a comeback two decades later — the film is convincingly fashioned as a candid all-access documentary, a promotional puff piece curdling before our eyes into an unintended study of mental breakdown.
So convincingly, in fact, that uninformed viewers chancing upon “The Featherweight” on the festival circuit may wonder exactly what it is they’re watching, not least if — in a realization of Pep’s own glumly stated fears — they have no idea who this once-celebrated sportsman was. Kolodny puts nary a foot wrong in his precise replication...
So convincingly, in fact, that uninformed viewers chancing upon “The Featherweight” on the festival circuit may wonder exactly what it is they’re watching, not least if — in a realization of Pep’s own glumly stated fears — they have no idea who this once-celebrated sportsman was. Kolodny puts nary a foot wrong in his precise replication...
- 9/20/2023
- by Guy Lodge
- Variety Film + TV
The Union Solidarity Coalition — founded over the summer by a group of writer-directors moved to support crewmembers amid the strike — launched an eBay auction last week with lots so unique, it seems they were dreamed up in a writers room. And the bids have been rolling in fast and thick.
A sampling of the offerings and current bids (as of publication time) include dinner with Bob Odenkirk and David Cross ($10,200); the cast of Bob’s Burgers singing a custom song ($7,200); Natasha Lyonne helping solve the New York Times Sunday crossword via Zoom ($6,100); Lena Dunham painting a mural in your home ($5,100); John Lithgow painting a watercolor portrait of your dog ($4,450); a pottery class with Busy Philipps in New York ($3,500); Adam Scott walking your dog in L.A. for one hour ($2,500); a Zoom with Barry Jenkins and Nicholas Britell ($1,250); and a relationship advice squabble over Zoom with Rosemarie Dewitt and Ron Livingston ($1,136).
The...
A sampling of the offerings and current bids (as of publication time) include dinner with Bob Odenkirk and David Cross ($10,200); the cast of Bob’s Burgers singing a custom song ($7,200); Natasha Lyonne helping solve the New York Times Sunday crossword via Zoom ($6,100); Lena Dunham painting a mural in your home ($5,100); John Lithgow painting a watercolor portrait of your dog ($4,450); a pottery class with Busy Philipps in New York ($3,500); Adam Scott walking your dog in L.A. for one hour ($2,500); a Zoom with Barry Jenkins and Nicholas Britell ($1,250); and a relationship advice squabble over Zoom with Rosemarie Dewitt and Ron Livingston ($1,136).
The...
- 9/19/2023
- by Chris Gardner
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
While the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes are stalling productions across Hollywood, actors and filmmakers are getting to work in a different way to financially support the unions.
A viral eBay auction featuring a slew of once-in-a-lifetime events, custom memorabilia, and never-released parts of film history has all net proceeds supporting non-profit Free the Work, which is a “global community of underrepresented creators changing the lens through which we look at [diversity and inclusion] and production.”
From a custom “Bob’s Burgers” song to dinner with Bob Odenkirk and David Cross, or even a special one-on-one dog walk with Adam Scott, the auction offerings range from the unique to the um, very unique. Lena Dunham has two listings, one to paint a whimsical mural over the course of five hours in a private residence, and another partnered with Spike Jonze to discuss the basics of storytelling for aspiring screenwriters.
The “Bones,” “White Collar,” and “New Girl...
A viral eBay auction featuring a slew of once-in-a-lifetime events, custom memorabilia, and never-released parts of film history has all net proceeds supporting non-profit Free the Work, which is a “global community of underrepresented creators changing the lens through which we look at [diversity and inclusion] and production.”
From a custom “Bob’s Burgers” song to dinner with Bob Odenkirk and David Cross, or even a special one-on-one dog walk with Adam Scott, the auction offerings range from the unique to the um, very unique. Lena Dunham has two listings, one to paint a whimsical mural over the course of five hours in a private residence, and another partnered with Spike Jonze to discuss the basics of storytelling for aspiring screenwriters.
The “Bones,” “White Collar,” and “New Girl...
- 9/16/2023
- by Samantha Bergeson and Wilson Chapman
- Indiewire
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