Katherine Langford and Cast of 'Cursed' on the "Grueling" Process of Shooting Their Netflix Drama

Multi-million dollar properties, super glam estate agents and a whole load of California sunshine make Selling Sunset the ultimate guilty pleasure. The Netflix series, devised by Adam DiVello, the reality TV mastermind behind The Hills and Laguna Beach, is back for its third season which will bring more than a little dose of Los Angeles glam to the British summer.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineIn the third season of Netflix’s crime drama Ozark, editor Cindy Mollo had the opportunity to cut five episodes out of 10, finding one of her most fun creative challenges in explosive season opener, “Wartime.”Created by Bill Dubuque and Mark Williams, Ozark centers on Marty and Wendy Byrde, a seemingly normal couple with two teenage kids who are forced to relocate to the Ozarks, after a money-laundering scheme goes awry.

Major film studios might be pulling their features from September and pushing into 2021 already, due to the COVID-19 pandemic keeping theaters shut down until later this month, but that doesn’t mean the fall is devoid of big-name features. In fact, one of the most anticipated films, “The Devil All The Time,” is coming in September and you won’t even have to leave your house to watch it.

Deadline back in 2018, Ryan Murphy called it "a feminist horror story, that a lot of women are involved with, so I keep waiting for them to tell me when something’s too much." He added: "How did she get that way? What made her do that? How do you become a sociopath? Most people are not born that way".

First-look images from new Netflix series Ratched show Sarah Paulson playing a psychiatric nurse.

13 Reasons Why lead Katherine Langford has said that playing the role of Hannah Baker as her first role was the “hardest”.Quickly becoming the most-tweeted-about Netflix show to date following its first season premiere in March 2017, the mystery drama concluded its fourth season this summer following the tale of Hannah who took her own life in season one.Langford, who is now starring in Cursed, continued to appear in the Netflix drama in flashbacks scenes.

Cursed, Netflix’s new fantasy epic, Langford towers over the crossroads of the world, swinging a big medieval sword at all the New Yorkers wearing face masks. Still stuck in quarantine somewhere in Sweden, Langford has to make do with posting someone else’s snapshot on her Instagram.“It’s so amazing seeing it up there!” she tells NME via Zoom.

2020 has been a dull year, to say the least! Especially for the movie industry, which literally went on standstill mode all across the globe. Many big-ticket movies which promised a fun summer had to be delayed while upcoming movie shoots had to be stalled.

Oscar winners Denzel Washington and Julia Roberts will reunite to star in Netflix drama Leave The World Behind.

Dade Hayes Finance EditorSome of the best-known film properties on HBO Max and Peacock are leaving those streaming services just a couple of months after launch.The eight installments of the Harry Potter series are all due to exit HBO Max at the end of August, just three months after they arrived on the WarnerMedia streaming service, which debuted May 27.

Katherine Langford is opening up about what’s ahead for Nimue and the characters of Cursed, following the series debut on Netflix today.

's first season begins with Katherine Langford's one-day Lady of the Lake, Nimue, being sent on a quest to deliver a certain mythical sword to a certain medieval wizard.

Katherine Langford hadn't planned to return to TV so soon after. She certainly wasn't expecting to find herself months into a nearly yearlong shoot in the U.K., filming an epic battle scene on the hottest day of the year.«It was, I think, 101 or 105 [degrees], and we were under lights,» Langford tells ET's Lauren Zima.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV CriticIn “Cursed,” a new Netflix series that restages the Arthurian legend with a contemporary sensibility, Katherine Langford plays Nimue, a young woman whose sense of righteousness is inflected by, and inflamed with, a destiny to lead her people through a time of upheaval.

Katherine Langford is making sure her voice is heard.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVIt’s official —  the new romantic comedy series Emily In Paris — created, written and executive produced by Darren Star — has landed at Netflix. The half-hour series, originally developed and greenlighted by Paramount Network, will be released exclusively on the streaming service this fall.