Marvel’s ‘She-Hulk’ Series at Disney Plus Lands Kat Coiro As Director And EP

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: After landing coveted directing job for upcoming Marvel series She-Hulk, Kat Coiro continues to stay busy as she has come on to direct the pilot of Girls5eva, the upcoming Peacock comedy from Tina Fey, Robert Carlock and Meredith Scardino.The story follows a one-hit-wonder girl group from the 90’s who gets sampled by a young rapper, leading to its members reuniting to give their pop star dreams one more shot.

The Showtime series Billions has been renewed for a sixth season and there is some exciting casting news to share!

Peter White Television EditorBobby Axelrod and Chuck Rhoades will be going at it again for another year after Showtime renewed Billions for a sixth season.Corey Stoll, who guest starred as Mike Prince, a social impact pioneer who poses a threat to Damian Lewis’ Axe’s dominance, has been promoted to series regular for season six.The renewal comes as the financial thriller has not yet returned to production for its final five episodes of season five, which were interrupted by the COVID-19

StoryLab and Telecom SVOD platform Flow have announced that the country’s first new post-COVID 19 series, “Post Mortem,” will be available to stream on Oct. 8.Starring Julieta Zylberberg (“Wild Tales”), Esteban Pérez and Alejandro Awada (“Nine Queens”), “Post Mortem” is created and produced by Nacho Viale and Diego Palacio for StoryLab in co-production with TECtv, the channel of Argentina’s Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation.

Just because the Marvel Cinematic Universe is entering a brand-new “Phase” with “Black Widow,” you didn’t really think Samuel L. Jackson was going anywhere, did you? The man who introduced the world to the Avengers Initiative way back in 2008’s “Iron Man” is apparently ready to suit up as Nick Fury at least one more time.

Angelique Jackson Apple Original Films will debut “Cherry,” the highly anticipated film from directors Anthony and Joe Russo, starring Tom Holland and Ciara Bravo. The film will debut in early 2021 on Apple TV Plus.In March 2019, Variety exclusively announced that the Russo brothers would re-team with the Marvel star for the project.

We Are Who We Are (★★★★☆) can’t be beat. Their joy and abandon permeates the screen — when they’re not also grappling with the disorienting experience of life as Army brats, hailing from U.S.

“Sex and the City,”) and their two adult kids Rose (Aubrey Dollar, “Battle Creek”) and Eric (Corey Cott, “The Good Fight”). When Eugene dies in a plane crash, it comes to light that he has three additional adult children from working-class backgrounds.Harris’ character, Franklin Lee, is the family’s lawyer who reveals this startling information to everyone.“I enjoy playing good characters, regardless of what their job description is,” Harris, 54, tells The Post.

Will Thorne Staff WriterThere’s been another change behind the scenes at one of the Disney Plus “Star Wars” shows.“Black Mirror” alumnus Toby Haynes has been tapped to direct the first three episodes of the “Rogue One” spinoff series centered around Cassian Andor, Variety has confirmed.

Peter White Television EditorParamount Network is set to rebrand to the Paramount Movie Network as it plots a focus on television movies.The move is the latest change at ViacomCBS following the merger and comes after the company revealed that its upcoming streaming service is to be called Paramount+.As part of the move, the network has cancelled a slew of non-scripted titles including Ink Master, Wife Swap and Battle of the Fittest Couples, while other titles including Bar Rescue and Lip Sync

Even though 2020 seems to be very light on MCU products thanks to the pandemic (sorry, but “Agents of SHIELD” doesn’t count because Kevin Feige clearly doesn’t think it does), Marvel Studios has quite a few things in development, with news coming relatively quickly over the past week regarding the various Disney+ series. Just recently, we learned that Tatiana Maslany is going to hulk out as the star of “She-Hulk” and we learned that Cat Koiro is going to direct the series.

Orphan Black star Tatiana Maslany has been cast as She-Hulk in director Kat Coiro‘s new Marvel series, according to new reports.The in-demand actress will lead the cast for the Disney+ show, reports Deadline.The news comes two days after Coiro confirmed she would be directing several episodes, including the pilot.Another Marvel Cinematic Universe star in She-HulkShe-Hulk, aka Jennifer Walters, was comic book legend Stan Lee‘s last co-creation.

Tatiana Maslany — even when she's angry — but we're fully onboard for this casting: Maslany has been cast in the titular role in Marvel's Disney+ series,, according to multiplereports.A fan-favorite character first introduced in the '80s, Jennifer Walters is cousin to Bruce Banner and inherits his ability to Hulk out via an emergency blood transfusion from him.

Tatiana Maslany has just signed on to a smashing new role — and you can take that literally.

Following the announcement that Marvel‘s “She-Hulk” had found its director and producer, Kate Coiro, Marvel has revealed the actor behind the titular character Canadian actress Tatiana Maslany, known for her lead role in the critically-acclaimed show “Orphan Black.” READ MORE: Mark Ruffalo Confirms ‘Parasite’ & ‘She-Hulk’ Talks Are Underway “She-Hulk,” a Disney+ series scheduled for sometime in 2021 or 2022, depending, centers on lawyer Jennifer Walters (Maslany), the cousin of Bruce Banner, who

Justin Kroll Senior Film ReporterEXCLUSIVE: After tapping Kat Coiro as director, Marvel Studios looks to have found its star to take over the title role in its She-Hulk series. Sources tell Deadline that Orphan Black star Tatiana Maslany is the choice to play the title character in Marvel’s She-Hulk series for Disney+.

Adam B. Vary Senior Entertainment WriterVeteran director Kat Coiro is in talks to join Marvel Studios’ upcoming Disney Plus series “She-Hulk” as lead director and executive producer, Variety has confirmed.

It’s hard to imagine that Marvel Studios is still developing and producing Disney+ series considering it’s September and we have yet to see even one of them arrive on the streaming service, despite knowing of their existence for more than a year. But even as we wait for “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” whenever that finally debuts, Marvel Studios is still moving ahead with its other series, including “She-Hulk,” which just found a director.