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News TV series: Army of Shadows with Susan Sarandon and Olivia Colman; Jensen Ackles in Rules of Play

Not even the fact that it is an anthology and therefore always new arrested the bleeding of views for the Netflix TV series. Monster – The story of Lizzie Borden got in 4 days 12.1 million views, the same data of the Ed Gein Story that had reached it in 3 days. As consolation you can look at the fact that the second season on Menendez had obtained the same data. Meanwhile Netflix enjoys the success of the teen Crew Girl series, not by chance already renewed, which in its second week got 11.3 million views. The Gentlemen has got 6 million views with the second season and 3.4 million with the first.

Susan Sarandon e Olivia Colman

Susan Sarandon and Olivia Colman enter the cast of Army of Shadows with Paddy Considine, America Ferrera, Alex Hassell and Kit Harington, whose filming is currently underway. Created by Ronan Bennett (MobLand), produced by Studiocanal, Two Cities and Channel4, he tells of a Great Britain under an authoritarian regime, the film is in progress between London and Paris. Inspired by the 1969 Heroes’ Army and Joseph Kessel’s novel, the series will tell a United Kingdom that looks normal but in which everything is different, the flag is not the same, the news is given with patience and certain things are not said. But in the shadows a former soldier called Berry, begins to organize resistance. To counter them also an American secret agent.

Rules of Prey

Jensen Ackles was chosen as the protagonist of Rules of Prey produced by Amazon MGM Studios for MGM+, inspired by John Sandford’s first saga novel. Created by Bruce Terris who will be showrunner, says Luca Davenport, former Minneapolis detective forced to return to the police to investigate a series of murders that seem to be a direct message to him.

Il senso di Smilla per la neve

AMC+ took the TV series of The Sense of Smilla for Snow – Smilla’s Sense of Snow, adaptation of Peter Hoeg’s novel, directed by Amma Aasante and Filippa Coster-Waldau, Elyas M’Barek and Henry Lloyd-Hughes. Set in Copenhagen in 2040, a state dominated by control and surveillance, threatened by an energy crisis. Smilla lives alone until she meets a young Inuit who conquers her but when the boy dies in mysterious circumstances Smilla arrives in Groenlanzia to seek answers, finding himself at the center of a dangerous political game. The series is distributed by ITV Studios, produced by the European Union, Germany, Finland and Lithuania, with Baltic Film Services, Viaplay, ARD Degeto and Constantin Film.

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Netflix is working on a comedy written and played by Charlie Hall, produced with Alec Berg who will also be screenplay supervisor. The project is described as a comedy on the world of fraternities.

Jeanene Garofalo joined Apple TV’s Protective Custody cast with Ben Stiller and Benicio Del Toro. Created by Mike Judge, Steve Hely and Dave King tells of a financial expert convicted of fraud, in prison pending trial.

J.K. Simmons joins Will Poulter in Beat the Reaper of Apple TV inspired by Josh Bazell’s novel with Tim Van Patten who will direct the pilot and Sam Catlin as a showrunner. In the middle, Dr. Brown, specializing in the worst hospital in Boston and with a past to keep hidden. When a patient recognizes him, he only has 8 hours to escape the government, to the mafia’s assassins.

Channel Cresswell enters the cast of The Lords’ Day political thriller of Netflix with Damson Idris.

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