Netflix Drops Trailer For ISIS War Movie ‘Mosul’

James McClain He’s not exactly a household name, but Ernest “Ernie” Garcia II has quietly become one of America’s richest men through selling and financing used cars, an unsexy business that has nonetheless proven highly lucrative.

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Dave McNary Film ReporterAnthony Mackie will produce and star in Netflix’s upcoming action-adventure “The Ogun” from producer Jason Michael Berman.“The Ogun” centers on Mackie’s character Xavier Rhodes, who takes his teenage daughter to Nigeria to find a cure for the rare genetic condition that he passed on to her.

There hasn’t been a war movie quite like “Mosul” before.

Bonkers plot: The glamorous Dolly Parton plays a crooning homeless woman — dressed in her shabbiest cashmere and clutching a giant cardboard “change” box — who is actually an angel in disguise. Meanwhile, a singing Christine Baranski plays a cold, rich woman named Regina who plans to evict an entire town to build a giant mall.

pic.twitter.com/Pm9eEw8TM8— Netflix Queue (@netflixqueue) November 18, 2020According to Variety, Michaela McManus will play Natalie the latest subject of Joe’s ‘growing fascination’ who is ‘a professional and social success’ who leads a ‘secret life’. Sounds right up Joe’s alley!Other recurring guest stars include Shannon Chan-Kent, Ben Mehl, Chris O’Shea, Christopher Sean, Bryan Safi, Mackenzie Astin, Ayelet Zurer and Jack Fisher.

Everyone used to rag on George Lucas for the special edition version of the original “Star Wars” trilogy with new VFX, new footage, etc. But let’s face it, no living legendary filmmaker is worse for toying with his classic films that Francis Ford Coppola, who has basically made an entire side career by re-releasing his films in new versions.

Andreas Wiseman International EditorHulu has dropped a trailer for under-the-radar Original documentary 69: The Saga Of Danny Hernandez about the rapper known as Tekashi69.The film will chart the story of the polarizing rapper from Brooklyn who has garnered online attention for his music videos, social media beefs and various run-ins with the law which led to him testifying against Brooklyn gang the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods.Director Vikram Gandhi (Barry) speaks to the neighborhood locals who

Tom Grater International Film ReporterBrit actor Laurence Fox has been dropped by his reps Artists Rights Group, Deadline can confirm.The agency’s decision comes after the White Lines actor was involved in a string of controversies related to his political views.

Natalie Oganesyan editorIn today’s TV news roundup, Netflix released the trailer for Shondaland’s dance documentary “Dance Dreams: Hot Chocolate Nutcracker,” and YouTube Originals debuted the trailer for Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors’ documentary series “Resist.”E! renewed “The Bradshaw Bunch,” “Botched” and “E! True Hollywood Story,” with new seasons set to air in 2021.

Jamie Lang Spanish writer-director Mateo Gil, co-writer of long-time collaborator Alejandro Amenábar’s Oscar-winning “The Sea Inside” and breakout international hit “Open Your Eyes” – adapted by Cameron Crowe as “Vanilla Sky” – is getting ready for the Nov.

Disney+ is reintroducing “Black Beauty” to the world in a new trailer released on Tuesday.

Jamie Lang In today’s Global Bulletin, Ava DuVernay’s Array Releasing shares the trailer for Takeshi Fukunaga’s “Ainu Mosir,” Fremantle and Viacom deal on “Tough as Nails,” Eccho Rights and Born Wild team on a new output deal, King of Sunshine Productions announces two holiday musical specials for Channel 5, StudioCanal gets its second lead for “Un año, una noche,” and Amazon Prime Video scoops LatAm streaming rights for “Dignity.”Ava DuVernay’s Array Releasing is set to launch Takeshi

Netflix has released the first official trailer for a movie starring Vanessa Hudgens - which was filmed partly in Scotland. The Princess Switch: Switched Again is the second in the film series and will be released on Netflix November 19.

The home renovation genre is getting festive.

The 54th Annual CMA Awards will broadcast live from Nashville’s Music City Center this week on November 11, but unfortunately, the big festivities will go down without one of the biggest names in country music.

Earlier this year, Netflix and the Russo Brothers teamed up to release the hit film, “Extraction.” The action film is touted by the streamer as one of its most popular releases of all time. And now, the Russos and Netflix are at it again with another action film, “Mosul.” But for this film, there’s no Chris Hemsworth leading the way.

Nellie Andreeva, Denise Petski EXCLUSIVE: The American Forces Network is getting a special Veterans Day broadcast of Netflix’s World War II animated drama series The Liberator, for military service members and their families. Based on the book by Alex Kershaw, the series hails from writer Jeb Stuart (Die Hard), A+E Studios, Bob Shaye and Michael Lynne’s Unique Features and Triscope Studios.The four-part limited series, which also launches Nov.

Also Read: Apple Lands Tom Holland Heist Film 'Cherry' From Russo Brothers in Mid-$40 Million DealIt’s a story about an inexperienced Iraqi cop who is rescued by and joins up with the elite Nineveh SWAT team after ISIS takes his home in Mosul and murders his uncle.