Noah Centineo to Headline Netflix Espionage Series from ‘The Rookie’ Creator Alexi Hawley

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorNetflix has given a series order to “Uncoupled,” a comedy from Darren Star and Jeffrey Richman about a newly single gay man whose life changes after his husband walks out on him.Netflix has ordered eight half-hour episodes of the single-camera comedy from MTV Entertainment Studios and Jax Media.

You know the name, you’ve seen his swoon-worthy persona on The Fosters, How to Build a Better Boy, Sierra Burgess is a Loser, and The Perfect Date, but he’s mostly known for his role as Peter Kavinsky in the Netflix hit movie To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. A post shared by Noah (@ncentineo)The heartthrob’s name may ring a few (or more) bells for younger millennials as well as Gen-Zers. He also appeared in Disney’s Jessie, Shake It Up, and Austin & Ally.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorYouTube has again turned to big-name entertainment personalities to anchor its latest slate of ad-supported originals.At its Brandcast Delivered event for advertisers Tuesday, YouTube announced an unscripted series with Will Smith following his latest fitness journey and a new docuseries with Alicia Keys premiering this summer.The video giant also announced the third and final season of comedy “Liza on Demand,” starring popular comedian and YouTube creator Liza

Elizabeth Olsen is no stranger to starring in a TV series. But it’s safe to say that none of her previous TV work compares to the reception she got for her most recent outing, “WandaVision,” which became a cultural phenomenon earlier this year.

Vanessa Lachey has been tapped as the lead of the upcoming CBS drama series NCIS: Hawai’i, the first installment in the NCIS franchise with a female character at the center. Yasmine Al-Bustami (The Chosen) and Jason Antoon (Claws) also have been cast as a series regulars in the spinoff, which recently received a straight-to-series order for next season.

A little more than two years ago, it was reported that Noah Centineo was attached to the new reboot of “Masters of the Universe.” The new film from directors Aaron and Adam Nee was set to revive the ‘80s franchise and turn Centineo into an action star. However, since that news, the film has been delayed numerous times and there were even rumors that Netflix might purchase the rights.

Noah Centineo has reportedly exited from the upcoming movie Masters of the Universe, which was to star him in the role of He-Man. While the reason for Centineo stepping away from the project is unknown, it was reported by Collider that the actor is no longer attached to the project.

Noah Centineo is no longer He-Man.The 24-year-old actor has exited the upcoming Sony movie,, according to multiple reports. It is unknown why the star departed the superhero film.

Fans of Noah Centineo are in for some disappointing news.

Noah Centineo will no longer be starring in the upcoming Masters of the Universe movie, in which he was going to play the role of He-Man.

Dolph Lundgren as He-Man and Frank Langella as Skeletor, and featuring Courtney Cox in one of her first film roles.Centineo will next star in “Black Adam” as Atom Smasher, opposite Dwayne Johnson and Aldis Hodge.He is represented by CAA, Definition Entertainment and Narrative PR. Collider first reported the news.

Noah Centineo, has landed his next role.

Noah Centineo is set to star in an untitled espionage drama from Entertainment One and Hypnotic…and he will be once again reuniting with Netflix for the project!

EXCLUSIVE: In a competitive situation, Netflix has landed an untitled espionage drama from Entertainment One and Hypnotic that is a star vehicle for Noah Centineo, who’s playing Atom Smasher in the Dwayne Johnson  DC/New Line film Black Adam. The hourlong series, which has received an eight-episode order, is created by The Rookie creator Alexi Hawley who will serve as showrunner. Hawley and Centineo will be executive producers alongside Hypnotic’s Doug Liman, Gene Klein and David Bartis.

Lakeith Stanfield brings the legend of Yasuke, the real-life Black samurai in feudal Japan, to screen in the trailer for Netflix and MAPAA’s latest anime.

Naman Ramachandran “Penny Dreadful” actor Josh Hartnett will star in Sky original thriller series “The Fear Index,” based on the bestselling novel by Robert Harris (“Fatherland”).Hartnett will star as Dr Alex Hoffman, a computer scientist and genius who is ready with a new AI product launch that promises big returns, but whose roll-out plans go awry.

EXCLUSIVE: Jamie McShane (Bloodline) and Reggie Lee (All Rise) have been tapped for recurring roles opposite Manuel Garcia-Rulfo and Neve Campbell in The Lincoln Lawyer, Netflix’s upcoming drama series from David E. Kelley and A+E Studios based on Michael Connelly’s bestselling novels.