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The summer just got a little hotter as Netflix revealed that Lucifer will return in May for the second half of season 5.  The streamer posted the announcement on Twitter with a meme of Tom Ellis’ Lucifer and Lauren German’s Detective Chloe Decker.

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Also Read: Jonathan Groff, Mary J Blige, Gina Rodriguez to Star in Netflix's 'Lost Ollie' Limited SeriesWhit Anderson, a writer on “Ozark” and Marvel’s “Daredevil,” wrote the screenplay for “Players.” The producers are Platt and Ryan Christians for Marc Platt productions and Ross Dinerstein for CampfireRodriguez is also executive producing along with Molly Breeskin for I Can and I Will Productions, as are Ross Girard for Campfire and Dan Clarke.Rodriguez most recently starred in “Miss Bala” and

Jane The Virgin alum Gina Rodriguez, Happy Endings’ Damon Wayans Jr., and Tom Ellis from TV’s Lucifer have signed on to star in Players, a romantic comedy from Netflix. Marc Platt and Ryan Christians are producing the pic for Marc Platt Productions with Ross Dinerstein for Campfire.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterGina Rodriguez and Damon Wayans Jr. will attempt to fight romantic fate in the upcoming Netflix movie “Players.”The actors are set to star alongside Tom Ellis in the romantic comedy, which centers on Chicago sportswriter Mack (Rodriguez), who has spent years devising successful hook-up “plays” with her best friend Adam (Wayans).

Tamzin Outhwaite has revealed she hasn’t ruled out having a baby with her boyfriend Tom Child. Former EastEnders actor Tamzin, 50, began dating Tom, 30, in 2018 – five years after her divorce from husband Tom Ellis in 2013.Tamzin has said she and Tom are in a “really lovely place” as she opened up on their romance and revealed she wouldn’t rule out having a baby with Tom.

Lucifer is the most-watched show across all streaming platforms in the US, new data has shown.The Netflix show, which stars Tom Ellis in the titular role, recently returned for the first half of its fifth season.According to data gathered by Nielsen, the programme was watched more than any other in the States on Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Hulu in the period between August 17 and 23.The figures show that Lucifer was streamed for 1,591 minutes during that week – 343 minutes ahead of the

is getting musical!The beloved Netflix series shared a sneak peek at their upcoming musical episode on Saturday, during DC's FanDome event, and only ET was on set to get an exclusive first look at all the theatrics from stars — who plays the titular Prince of Darkness — and .«I feel like I have won a competition,» Ellis raved to ET's Katie Krause. «I am having the time of my life.

(Warning: This post contains spoilers through the Season 5A finale of “Lucifer.”)“Supernatural” alum Richard Speight Jr.

Lucifer star Tom Ellis has said he was told to stop campaigning following the show’s initial cancellation.The TV series originally ran for three seasons on Fox, and was picked up by Netflix for a subsequent two-season deal, with a sixth and final season on the way.“It was a strange time, because I was putting myself out there against my better judgment,” Ellis explained to The Guardian. “Against the advice of some of my team, even.”The actor, who plays the eponymous antihero in the show,

Lucifer, which imagines the Devil's life after leaving (and recently returning to) Hell, has been extremely complicated.Lucifer, which stars Lauren German and Tom Ellis, aired its first three seasons on Fox, which canceled the show just after German's character, LAPD detective Chloe Decker, found out that her crime-consultant friend Lucifer really was the Devil himself. To the delight of the Lucifam, Netflix picked up the show for a fourth season.

Lucifer. Way back in the Before Time — a.k.a. January — I visited one of the Warner Bros.

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Lucifer. Way back in the Before Time — a.k.a. January — I visited one of the Warner Bros.

Lucifer is all set to drop its fifth season this weekend. Fans brace themselves to watch Tom Ellis embrace his inner devil and bowl us over yet again.

Lucifer, which imagines the Devil's life after leaving (and recently returning to) Hell, has been extremely complicated.Lucifer, which stars Lauren German and Tom Ellis, aired its first three seasons on Fox, which canceled the show just after German's character, LAPD detective Chloe Decker, found out that her crime-consultant friend Lucifer really was the Devil himself. To the delight of the Lucifam, Netflix picked up the show for a fourth season.

Lucifer star Tom Ellis has teased more details about the show’s special musical episode, which will appear in its fifth season.The musical episode of the Netflix series was announced last year and will be titled ‘Bloody Celestial Karaoke Jam’.In a new interview, Ellis – who plays the titular Lucifer – has spoken more about the upcoming special, calling it “far and away the most fun I have had doing anything on a set ever”.“Singing and dancing makes me very happy, so when we filmed on a high

Lucifer‘s upcoming fifth season is set to see Tom Ellis take on the second role of the titular character’s twin, Michael.Fans were introduced to Michael in the new trailer for the Netflix series released last week, with it being suggested that Lucifer would return to Earth from Hell later in the season to confront his brother.Speaking about Ellis playing both roles in the new season, co-showrunner Joe Henderson told Entertainment Weekly: “In the table reads, when Tom has to play Lucifer and

is — almost — back and Aimee Garcia and DB Woodside are spilling details on what fans can expect in season 5! The Netflix show's previous season left off with a massive ending, revealing that Lucifer has a twin named Michael, who will pose as his brother and steal his life.«Jaw dropping! Silence! Could hear a pin drop, gasping,» Garcia told ET’s Katie Krause about the major reveal, in which lead Tom Ellis portrays dual characters.

Lucifer season five has been released, in which a major new character is introduced.Played by Tom Ellis, who also plays the titular character, the trailer introduces Michael – Lucifer’s twin brother.A previous trailer had seen Lucifer return to Earth to his friends and family, but the new teaser suggests this would be Michael, with Lucifer returning from Hell later in the season to confront his brother.You can check out the new trailer below:At the start of the month, a first look at Lucifer‘s

Tom Ellis is back in the new trailer for Lucifer season five!

Netflix hit Lucifer has been renewed for a sixth and final season after bosses at the streaming service announced season five would be the last.The series, in which Tom Ellis plays the devil, was set to conclude with the fifth season, which is set to air in August (2020), but fans were given the good news on Tuesday (June 22, 2020) when it was revealed another run is being planned via the show’s official Twitter account.the devil made us do it.

Netflix hit Lucifer has been renewed for a sixth and final season after bosses at the streaming service announced season five would be the last.

“Lucifer” season 5 is almost here!

on the Los Angeles set for the fifth and final season of the beloved series, where stars and got candid about Lucifer and Chloe's romantic future after the dramatic season 4 finale — in which Chloe professed her love, only for Lucifer to descend down to Hell to deal with a major demon uprising — and where their state of mind is at the start of the new season, which picks back up after a six-month time jump.«Season 5 picks up… Chloe is heartbroken but she's trying to almost play it cool more or

Netflix just released the hottest date announcement video ever!

Lucifer’s anticipated fifth season has landed a premiere date on Netflix, with the first half set to drop in August.The series, which stars Tom Ellis as the titular Devil, was picked up by Netflix for its fourth and fifth seasons after being cancelled on Fox.A new compilation clip entitled “Lucifer’s Sexiest Moments” has been released by the streaming platform, and while it doesn’t offer any new footage, it does confirm that season 5A will be released on August 21.Netflix previously claimed that

After months of back and forth, it looks like Tom Ellis has reportedly reached a deal to star as the title character in a sixth season of Lucifer. Deadline reports that the actor has now signed on to return to his role, along with the rest of the cast and executive producers Ildy Modrovich and Joe Henderson, who will serve as showrunners.

Tom Ellis has signed on to return for an additional season of his hit series Lucifer!

Contract stalemate, begone!

By Nellie Andreeva

When Season 4 of Lucifer came to an end, it left the fans to deal with some major cliffhangers. When Lucifer Morningstar, played by Tom Ellis, embraced his true identity in the last episode and reclaimed his throne in hell, no one saw the twist coming.

Update 4/17/20: According to TV Line, Tom Ellis' contract is not signed, sealed, and delivered. Negotiations over Ellis' contract have reached a standstill after the actor rejected the latest offer for Warner Bros. This contract dispute puts a potential Season 6 in serious jeopardy if both sides can't come to an agreement.

will soon be returning to Netflix for its fifth season, though, like most Hollywood productions, the beloved series — which stars Tom Ellis as the titular Lord of Hell -- has been majorly affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

Tom Ellis, who stars in the leading role in Lucifer on Netflix, has reportedly extended his contact to include a sixth season on the streaming service.

Update 3/04/20: Tom Ellis has officially extended his contract to include a potential Season 6 of Lucifer TVLine reports. While this deal with the devil doesn't officially confirm another season of Lucifer, it does seem to imply that all the major hurdles have been cleared considering Netflix, the showrunners, and now the lead of the show are all on board to make more of this series.