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put in development in December, the upcoming reboot of the ’90s-era TV show will now span both big and small screens.  Jonathan Entwistle, who co-created Netflix’s “The End of the F—ing World,” will shephard the entire franchise for Hasbro and eOne, the studio it acquired earlier this year.“Jonathan has an incredible creative vision for this iconic and hugely successful franchise, and is hands down the right architect to join us as we reimagine the television and film worlds of this property,”

After a lackluster box office performance, despite fairly solid reviews from fans and critics alike, Saban/Lionsgates’ “Power Rangers” reboot film from 2017 marked the beginning and end of what was a planned revival for the franchise. Since then, the rights have been sold to Hasbro, who then purchased the eOne production company.

Naman Ramachandran Dominic Buchanan, one of the producers on BAFTA-winning series “The End of the F***ing World,” has questioned the rules preventing him from accessing a BAFTA mask trophy despite his company’s credit on the show’s award last month.The show, a co-production between Netflix and U.K.

Also Read: CAA to Keep LA, New York and Nashville Offices Closed Until 2021He represents several directors including Lucy Tcherniak, Alexander Payne, Jonathan Entwistle, Yorgos Lanthimos, The Duffer Brothers, Cory Finley, JD Dillard, Leigh Whannell, Zack Snyder and Francis Lawrence, and seeks to amplify the voices of underrepresented communities by working with BIPOC artists like Heather Rae, Steven Yuen, Zazie Beetz, Lee Isaac Chung, Simu Liu, Melina Matsoukas, Aneesh Chaganty, Natalie Morales,

There’s probably very little chance that you recognize the name, Jonathan Entwistle. That being said, you likely know the two Netflix series he’s shaped.

Netflix's expanding library of originals dedicated to the horrors of growing up continues with I Am Not Okay With This, an adaptation of Charles Forsman's bleak comic of the same name.

Netflix's expanding library of originals dedicated to the horrors of growing up continues with I Am Not Okay With This, an adaptation of Charles Forsman's bleak comic of the same name.

Netflix has dropped a new trailer for I Am Not Okay With This, a brand new YA series that drops on the streamer on 26th February. The new series consists of seven thirty-minute episodes and comes to the screen from co-creators Jonathan Entwistle and Cristy Hall.