Stranger Things and Captain America stars join Netflix film

“Captain America” has become one of the most successful breakout movies in the Marvel Universe, in addition to Chris Evans’ portrayal of Steve Rogers in the “Avengers” series. More recently, Anthony Mackie has taken up the reigns in “The Falcon And The Winter Soldier”.

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Millie Bobby Brown) being pulled away by men, and one of Hopper (David Harbour) holding a weapon.The teaser also provides fans' first glimpse at Grace Van Dien as Chrissy, a popular cheerleader with a dark secret. Dien's character is one of several new ones that Netflix announced in June. Amybeth McNulty, Myles Truitt and Regina Ting Chen will also join the cast as Vickie, a band nerd, Patrick, a basketball star whose life is spiraling out of control, and Ms.

Well, it’s official. After much debate, some early teasers of promise, and speculation, Netflix has announced that “Stranger Things” season four won’t be returning to Netflix until sometime in 2022.

Stranger Things executive producer Shawn Levy has hinted season five could spell the end for the Netflix series.Show creators Ross and Matt Duffer have stated in the past how they see Stranger Things lasting four or five seasons, and with filming on the show’s fourth season back underway following coronavirus-related delays, it seems the fifth season could actually mark the endgame.Asked by Collider if Stranger Things season five will be the last, Levy said: “I have the end in sight.

It’s no surprise that Love IslanderLucinda Strafford has received a flurry of interest in her inbox since exiting the villa – but we didn't expect one of the stars from Netflix's Stranger Things to be among the people who have messaged her. Speaking to Roman Kemp on Capital Breakfast, Lucinda claimed 16-year-old actor Noah Schnapp has slid into her DMs.

 season 4 is going to be bigger than ever before.

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EXCLUSIVE: Florencia Lozano (Life After You) and Juan Pablo Espinosa (Half Brothers) are set for recurring roles opposite Melissa Barrera in Breathe, Netflix’s one-hour drama series from Blindspot creator Martin Gero and writer-executive producer Brendan Gall, and Warner Bros. Television.

Anthony Mackie and David Harbour are teaming up for a new Netflix movie together!

Filmmaker Christopher Landon is seemingly interested in surprising fans with his projects. Though he started his filmmaking career with more traditionally dark horror, such as “Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones,” his most recent projects have taken fun concepts and flipped them on their heads with the thrillers, “Happy Death Day” (and its sequel) and “Freaky.” Now, it appears he’s doing the same in “We Have a Ghost,” and he’s landed an all-star cast to help tell the story.

Anthony Mackie, David Harbour and Tig Notaro will headline a new family adventure film set at Netflix called “We Have a Ghost.” Christopher Landon, known for “Happy Death Day” and “Freaky,” will direct the film and adapt the screenplay based on a short story by Geoff Manaugh called “Ernest.” Landon will direct a cast that also includes Jahi Di’Allo Winston (“Charm City Kings,” “Queen & Slim”), Jennifer Coolidge, Erica Ash, Isabella Russo, Niles Fitch, Faith Ford and Steve Coulter.“We Have a

Angelique Jackson Anthony Mackie, David Harbour and Jahi Di’Allo Winston will star in Netflix’s upcoming family adventure “We Have a Ghost.”The movie, written and directed by Christopher Landon (“Freaky,” Happy Death Day”) also stars Tig Notaro and Jennifer Coolidge.Mackie and Harbour are both coming off of major Marvel moments, with Mackie officially assuming the mantle of Captain American in his Disney plus series “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier” and Harbour stealing scenes in “Black

Stranger Things star David Harbour hated the show’s dog so much that he requested for it to be killed off.In a recent appearance on the culinary show Hot Ones, Harbour, who plays Jim Hopper in the show, voiced his strong dislike of the Byers family pet Chester.“I hated that fucking dog so bad,” he said. “Take after take, it would wander off or do something.”Harbour voiced his irritation to the dog’s trainer.

Naman Ramachandran Netflix has become the first studio to hire The WonderWorks mobile nursery, which will be in use on Gareth Evans’ crime drama film “Havoc” when it shoots in Wales this summer.

David Harbour is talking season four of Stranger Things!