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EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has pulled the curtain back on its first project with Black Mirror creators Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones since Deadline revealed in July that it had invested their production outfit Broke And Bones.

The cast of the Stranger Things is back at work on season four and we have some great new photos from the set!

Ryan Reynolds is going from antihero to Blue Shirt Guy.In the upcoming action-comedy, Reynolds stars as Guy, a bank teller who discovers he's actually a background character in a -like open world video game.

The world is not what it seems in Ryan Reynolds’ new movie.

Also Read: Fall TV 2020: All the Premiere Dates for New and Returning Shows - So Far (Photos)Along with Reynolds, “Free Guy” also stars Comer, Joe Keery, Lil Rel Howery, Utkarsh Ambudkar and Waititi.The film is directed by Shawn Levy from a story by Matt Lieberman and a screenplay by Lieberman and Zak Penn.“Free Guy” is produced by Reynolds, Levy, Sarah Schechter, Greg Berlanti and Adam Kolbrenner with Mary McLaglen, Josh McLaglen, George Dewey, Dan Levine and Michael Riley McGrath serving as

Ryan Reynolds’ “Free Guy” is coming December 11. Possibly. Maybe. Or maybe not.

Stranger Things had one Emmy nomination tonight—Outstanding Drama Series—but that wasn't enough to bring the cast out virtually for the ceremony. The teen stars of the show, Millie Bobby Brown, Finn Wolfhard, Noah Schnapp, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin, and Sadie Sink, didn't appear during the virtual red carpet segment, nor did the show's young adult actors Natalia Dyer, Joe Keery, and Charlie Heaton or its main adult actors Winona Ryder and David Harbour.

Djo — listen to ‘Keep Your Head Up’ below.The Stranger Things star has returned to music with his first new material since the September 2019 release of his debut solo album ‘Twenty Twenty’.Described in a press release as “a much-needed bolt of positivity in an otherwise dark time”, ‘Keep Your Head Up’ showcases Keery mixing the psych-pop influences heard on previous Djo material with elements of Prince and George Clinton-influenced funk.You can hear Djo’s ‘Keep Your Head Up’ below.Keery had

Spree, is pieced together from footage shot on iPhones and dash cams – everyday recording equipment that any aspiring vlogger could get their hands on.

From the Joker school of nihilism comes Spree – a social media-fuelled thriller stuffed with dark comedy, cultural critique and larger than life characters. “I would kill for that attention,” admits one such character – the lecherous, overbearing Miles Manderville (Kyle Moody) – as he watches stand-up comedian Jessie Adams (Sasheer Zamata) from the sidelines.

Actor Joe Keery is currently best known for his fan-favorite performance as Steve Harrington on Netflix’s “Stranger Things”—and for good reason. In the hit series, he went from the obnoxious, if not amusing, jock to the much more heroic character that we have come to know and love.

Eugene Koltyarenko’s “Spree,” a thriller about rideshare driver Kurt Kunkle (Joe Keery), whose quest for live-stream viewers takes on an increasingly sociopathic bent, hybridizes two strains of movies born of the Internet age.

Stranger Things actor Joe Keery is set to star in a new action horror film, Spree – watch the first trailer below.Directed by Eugene Kotlyarenko and executive produced by Drake, the film shows 23-year-old driver Kurt (Keery) embark on a series of deranged kidknappings, all live-streamed from inside the vehicle, in an attempt to create a “shortcut to infamy” on social media.In the official synopsis for Spree, which also stars David Arquette and Mischa Barton, Keery’s character delivers what he

You may never take an Uber again after watching the trailer for “Spree”, a new horror comedy featuring “Stranger Things” star Joe Keery as a deranged rideshare driver with a homicidal streak.

Unless you’re someone that is completely paranoid, odds are that you don’t think twice about who is driving your Uber or Lyft when you step inside the vehicle. It’s just understood that no matter who is driving, the agreement is they will take you to your destination without killing you or involving you in something dangerous.

Dave McNary Film ReporterMusic giant Drake, Adel “Future” Nur, Anthony Gonzales, Matte Babel and Alex Hughes are executive producers through Dreamcrew Entertainment. Eugene Kotlyarenko directed “Spree” with “Stranger Things” star Keery playing amoral rideshare driver Kurt Kunkle who becomes a murderer in pursuit of becoming a social media star by equipping his car with cameras for a live stream.

Joe Keery wears his mask with a yellow ball cap while participating in a protest in Los Angeles on Friday (June 5).

Production on “Stranger Things” may have halted temporarily, but when the upcoming fourth season finally makes its way to Netflix fans can expect to see the scariest season yet.

Joe Keery aka Steve Harrington of Stranger Things spoke to Total Film magazine wherein he revealed that his character will not be sporting the Scoops Ahoy uniform. The Free Guy actor further states that the upcoming season of the highly popular show Stranger Things will be more exciting than the previous seasons.

Joe Keery aka Steve Harrington from Stranger Things revealed that his Twitter account was hacked and that someone went to great lengths to spread hateful messages hacking into his Twitter account. The actor who played the much-loved character Steve in the Netflix series, says that he is offering his honest apologies for all the hateful comments that were posted on his Twitter account by the hackers.

Stranger Things actor Joe Keery has issued a heartfelt apology to fans online after his Twitter account was hacked and filled with hateful messages.

"Stranger Things" star Joe Keery is apologizing after racist and insensitive messages were posted on his Twitter account during a hack over the weekend.

Joe Keery was the victim of a hack after an unexpected burst of insensitive tweets were published on Monday.

Stranger Things‘ Joe Keery is confirming that his Twitter account was hacked over the weekend after a series of very upsetting messages were sent out.

Joe Keery is the latest celebrity to get hacked on Twitter, reps for the actor confirmed to Fox News on Monday. The "Stranger Things" star's account became flooded with unusual messages on Sunday before being deactivated.The account later became operational again, and the hacker's tweets are gone.

Joe Keery was the victim of a hack after an unexpected burst of insensitive tweets were published on Monday.

"Stranger Things" star Joe Keery was the victim of a Twitter hack Monday morning.

Joe Keery appears to be the victim of a Twitter hack. On Monday, fans of the Stranger Things star grew concerned when they noticed an influx of tweets from Keery's account, which is rarely used by the actor.

The cast of “Strangers Things are back together with Netflix, sharing a look behind-the-scenes as the cast reunites for a table read to kick-off season four of the series.

Did you feel a little weird this week? Don't worry, it wasn't just you, as Mercury was just super in retrograde.  The celebs feeling this astrological event that tends to cause (or allow) people to make crazy changes? Katy Perry and Ariel Winter, with the American Idol judge and the Modern Family star debuting dramatic new hairdos, while Stranger Things star Joe Keery made headlines again for another major hair change to his signature locks that was a blast from the past.  In non-follicle

Steve Harrington from Stranger Things is making waves once again with his iconic quiff.

Joe Keery is throwing it back to the days of frosted tips with his latest look. Like many other A-listers, the Stranger Things star traveled to Paris this week to survey the newest collections from France's hottest designers.

By Mike Fleming Jr

Riverdale fans are devoted, and when it comes to their beloved Jughead (played by the equally as beloved Cole Sprouse), they'll do just about anything. What you may not know, however, is that Stranger Things star Joe Keery might actually be Sprouse's biggest fan.

A serial-killer flick that couldn't possibly be more of its moment, Eugene Kotlyarenko's Spree sets the world's thirstiest wannabe influencer off on one final, lethal quest for followers. Stranger Things' sneakily charming Joe Keery gets the spotlight here, balancing the character's contradictory aspects (dork, fumbling people pleaser, psychopath) with ease.

When it came to depicting the gonzo nature of influencer culture, “Spree” stars Joe Keery and Sasheer Zamata and director Eugene Kotlyarenko did a deep dive into the haves and have-nots of the internet.