Noah Hawley Says His ‘Alien’ FX Series Is “A Story About Inequality”

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has been doing a heap of various interviews, podcasts, and television appearances to promote the novelization of “Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.” He’s said some interesting things in every interview, such as potentially having Uma Thurman co-starring with her real daughter, Maya Hawke, in the long-teased “Kill Bill 3,” a desire to remake “First Blood” with Adam Driver and Kurt Russell in the lead roles, and the idea of remaking “Reservoir Dogs” with an all-Black cast

Hulu has put legal drama Reasonable Doubt on a script-to-series development track with the opening of a writers room. The project, originally set up at ABC during the 2019-20 development season, hails from writer Raamla Mohamed (Scandal), Kerry Washington’s Simpson Street Productions, Larry Wilmore’s Wilmore Films, celebrity attorney Shawn Holley, a member of O.J. Simpson’s legal defense “Dream Team,” and ABC Signature where Mohamed and Washington have been under deals.

Disney+ series of the same name, premiering July 21. “I had seen bits and pieces, and when I got the audition, I watched the whole thing,” Peck, 34, told The Post. “And then I immediately understood what was so lovable about it.

EXCLUSIVE: Black Widow cinematographer Gabriel Beristain has signed on to direct adaptations of the books Brooklyn Story and 11 Days in Hell, which were recently acquired by Wallner Media.

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President Joe Biden will do a town hall event on CNN next week in Cincinnati, as he passed the six month mark in office.

Lucy Hale and Austin Stowell, who also appeared with her in “Fantasy Island.” Vertical is planning to give it a theatrical release later this year.“The Hating Game,” which is based on the hit novel by Sally Thorne, tells the story of kind-hearted Lucy Hutton (Hale) and her cold, efficient nemesis Joshua Templeton (Stowell).

David Harbour has revealed that his wife Lily Allen had “mixed feelings” about his Black Widow weight loss. The Stranger Things star, who married Allen in 2020, plays a Russian super-soldier and father to Scarlett Johansson’s titular superhero in the new Marvel film.

Christina Haack is addressing her new relationship with Josh Hall.  The "Christina on the Coast" star, 38, was first spotted with Hall Wednesday at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).The new couple was headed to Mexico for a long weekend getaway to celebrate the star's upcoming 38th birthday, Fox News confirmed at the time.  According to Page Six, Hall works at a realty firm in Austin, Texas, and previously worked as a police officer.

American Horror Stories, Hulu’s American Horror Story spinoff anthology series, will welcome some fresh and returning faces. AHS alums Matt Bomer, Billie Lourd and John Carroll Lynch are set to return to the wicked world of Ryan Murphy’s horror franchise as they round out the cast.

Alien TV series has confirmed that the franchise’s notorious xenomorphs will take on the upper class.In an interview with Vanity Fair, Noah Hawley has confirmed that “white collar workers” will be the main targets in the show.“You will see what happens when the inequality we’re struggling with now isn’t resolved,” he said.

Fargo has said the series will end with a fifth instalment.Noah Hawley said in a new interview that he has ideas for a follow-up to the recently aired fourth season but that a fifth season will be the last.Asked by Vanity Fair if another season is in the works, Hawley answered: “Yeah, I think so. I don’t have it yet.

WATCH BELOW: Lauren Brant and Barry Hall emotional A Current AffairOn Monday night's A Current Affair, the beloved Aussie couple shared their story of loss, with Lauren’s sister-in-law, Sandra passing away from bowel cancer earlier this year.While hoping to raise awareness about testing for bowel cancer, the pair shared with journalist Leila McKinnon that they had married in secret while Sandra was still alive.They also explained that they were expecting a baby – their third son.The couple met

In an interview with Vanity Fair published Thursday, Noah Hawley teased his FX Alien series, which he is gearing up to shoot “next spring,” clarifying that “it’s not a Ripley story.”

the outlet. “I don’t have it yet.

Years ago, it used to be common for TV series to run well past their prime. Even acclaimed, award-winning dramas like “Dexter” and “True Blood” arguably went a couple of years beyond where they should have ended.

Dexter, saying he understands fans’ frustrations with how the show ended.The Showtime drama, in which the actor played the titular vigilante serial killer, came to a close in 2013 after eight seasons on the air. However, it is now set to return for a 10-episode limited series.“[Filming the new series has] been gratifying,” Hall said during an interview on Times Radio.