Ryan Murphy Revives Camelot Amid Tragic Ending Rumors
The king of anthology horror is trading ghosts for ghosts of the political past! Ryan Murphy is expanding his empire with Love Story, and he is starting with the ultimate s tragedy. The first season dives headfirst into the high-octane romance of John F. Kennedy Jr. and Carolyn Bessette. We are talking about the golden couple of NYC whose every move was tracked by paps until that devastating plane crash. With Paul Kelly stepping into the shoes of the son of a President and Sarah Pidgeon playing his iconic wife, the pressure to deliver is absolutely massive.
But the real juice? Naomi Watts is playing Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, and insiders say the on-set tension is reaching a boiling point as they recreate the most private moments of America’s most public family. The show is set to explore how JFK Jr. used his celebrity status to launch his magazine, but critics are already asking if this is a respectful tribute or just another suspicious cash grab capitalizing on a family’s grief. Hulu is betting big that we still want a piece of Camelot, even if it ends in a nightmare.
Ashton Kutcher Unmasked As Shadowy Billionaire In New Virus Thriller
Hold onto your designer labels because The Beauty is about to make you terrified of looking good. Ryan Murphy is doubling down on Hulu with a bizarre new series starring Evan Peters and Rebecca Hall as FBI agents. The plot? A sexually transmitted virus that makes people look physically perfect. Sounds like a dream, right? Wrong. We are hearing that the price for this artificial perfection is a total body horror catastrophe. But the real shocker is the casting of Ashton Kutcher as The Corporation, a shadowy billionaire pulling the strings.
Is Kutcher playing a version of a real-life tech mogul? The whispers in Hollywood say the character is a pointed jab at certain billionaires obsessed with eternal youth. With Anthony Ramos playing an assassin sent to eliminate anyone who gets too close to the truth, the body count is expected to be sky high. This sounds like the kind of twisted social commentary that only Murphy could cook up, and it is scheduled to drop on January , . Get ready to rethink that next cosmetic procedure.
Andrew Stanton Dips Back Into Live Action After Year Exile
The man who gave us Finding Nemo and WALL-E is finally coming out of the Pixar shadows, but it is not for a cartoon. Andrew Stanton is helming a massive sci-fi drama called In the Blink of an Eye, and the secrecy surrounding this project is unbelievably aggressive. No trailer, no plot leaks, and three different time periods spanning years into the future. It stars Kate McKinnon and Rashida Jones, and we are hearing that the budget is ballooning out of control as Stanton tries to redeem himself from his previous live-action stumbles.
Sources tell us that the script is so complex that the cast had trouble keeping the timelines straight during filming. Is this going to be a masterpiece of sci-fi or another over-ambitious flop that sinks a career? The release date is set for February , , but the total silence from the marketing team is extremely suspicious. Usually, when a studio hides a movie this much, it means they are either genius or terrified of the reviews. We will find out in the blink of an eye.
Artful Dodger Escapes The Noose For A Scandalous Season Two
Jack Dawkins is back, and he is dodging more than just the law! Thomas Brodie-Sangster returns in The Artful Dodger Season , and things are looking downright lethal. After being arrested while trying to save his lady love, Belle Fox, Jack has to navigate a world where his former best friend, Oliver Twist, is now his mortal enemy. The behind the scenes drama on this Australian production is rumored to involve some vicious stunt accidents as the cast dives into the grimy streets of the nineteenth century.
David Thewlis is back as the manipulative Fagin, and we are hearing that the betrayals this season make the first year look like a Sunday school picnic. The chemistry between Brodie-Sangster and Maia Mitchell is the only thing keeping this show from descending into a total crime spree. Fans are already demanding to know if Jack and Belle will ever get their happily ever after, but in a world created by Charles Dickens, a happy ending is usually the first thing to get stolen.
Ryan Murphy is literally obsessed with tragedy. I am not ready to see JFK Jr. die again on screen!
Ashton Kutcher as a shadowy billionaire is the casting I did not know I needed. This virus show sounds insane.
Why is there no trailer for the Andrew Stanton movie yet? Something is definitely wrong over at Hulu.
The Artful Dodger is the only thing I am watching in February. Thomas Brodie-Sangster can steal my heart any day.
A Thousand Blows Delivers A Female Led Crime Syndicate Riot
If you have been missing the flat caps and razor blades of Peaky Blinders, Steven Knight is here to fill that void with A Thousand Blows. Season is set to hit on January , , and the Forty Elephants are ready for war. Erin Doherty plays Mary Carr, the leader of an all-female crime syndicate that is absolutely brutalizing the London underground. The scandalous reality of these female crime lords is based on history, but Knight is turning the volume up to eleven.
The aggressive rivalry between Mary and Stephen Graham‘s character, Sugar Goodson, is the heart of the show, but we are hearing that the real breakout is Malachi Kirby as Hezekiah Moscow. The fight scenes are reported to be bone-crunching, with actors often leaving the set with real bruises. This isn’t just a costume drama; it is a bloody power struggle that proves the s were just as dangerous as anything we see today. Will Mary be able to unite the Elephants, or will they get trampled by their own ambition?
The Final Countdown: Hulu’s Billion Dollar Gamble
As we look toward the winter of , the stakes for Hulu have never been higher. With only one original movie on the books and a slate of expensive, risky shows, the streamer is walking a dangerous tightrope. Will Ryan Murphy’s obsession with the macabre pay off, or will the audience finally tire of the shady billionaire tropes and the recycled historical tragedies? The industry is watching closely to see if these high-profile projects can survive the streaming wars.
The biggest cliffhanger of all? Rumors are swirling that a major cast member from one of these series is preparing to sue the studio over unsafe working conditions during the intense stunt sequences. If this legal bombshell drops before the premieres, it could send the entire Winter slate into a total tailspin. The secrecy and the spin are reaching a breaking point, and we are just waiting for the first crack to appear. Stay tuned, because the real drama isn’t on the screen; it is in the boardrooms and the courtrooms of Hollywood.
