Taron Egerton Weighs In on Rumors That He's the Next Wolverine

Nellie Andreeva, Denise Petski EXCLUSIVE: Moshe Zonder, co-creator of the upcoming Apple original drama series Tehran, is expanding his relationship with the streaming service. Zonder has signed a multi-year first-look deal to create premium, scripted television projects for Apple TV+.Co-created by Zonder, Dana Eden and Maor Kohn, and directed by Daniel Syrkin, Israel-Iran spy thriller Tehran tells marks Apple TV+’s first non-English language series.

Naman Ramachandran Night Train Media (NTM), the production outfit and finance firm set up by former Tele München Group founder Herbert L. Kloiber, has received a long-term investment from private equity fund Serafin Group.

When most upcoming television shows and movies were delayed because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, Apple TV+ found a silver lining. As the vast majority of its slate has been pushed to 2021, Apple acquired two shows in the interim to fill the gap — one of which is “Tehran.” The show also holds the distinction of being Apple TV+’s first piece of non-English content, as “Tehran” dialogue is mainly Hebrew and Farsi.

Charlize Theron is notoriously private about her life so when she declared her love on Instagram for a very special man, her fans went wild. The Italian Job actress dedicated her social media post to none-other-than Keanu Reeves, who celebrated his 56th birthday on Wednesday. Charlize, 45, seized the opportunity to share a photo and her feelings for the man she's filmed two movies with. MORE: Charlize Theron shares her secrets to staying in shape WATCH: Charlize Theron as you've never seen her

Ellise Shafer editorIn today’s TV news roundup, Apple TV Plus has released a trailer for “Tehran,” and Bravo has announced that “The Real Housewives of Orange County” will return Oct. 7.Lifetime announced that Naomi Judd, Crystal Fox, Gil Bellows and Deborah Cox have joined the cast of “Ruby,” the first installment in a movie series centered around V.C. Andrews‘ Landry Family books.

“Tehran” is coming to North American audiences.

A post shared by Tommy Tiernan (@officialtommedian) on Sep 2, 2020 at 4:16am PDTSharing news of the new podcast series on Instagram, Tommy Tiernan wrote, ‘We’re happy to announce the launch of The Tommy & Hector Podcast with Laurita Blewitt – out this week.’‘Join Tommy, his school pal Hector Ó hEochagáin and our favourite Mayo woman Laurita Blewitt as they sit in the shed at the bottom of the garden in the West of Ireland for a chat.’‘We’ll post links here as soon as it hits your favourite

Kelly Marie Tran is taking on an exciting new role.

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterKelly Marie Tran is making history. Deadline has confirmed that the Star Wars alum has joined Walt Disney Animation Studios’ forthcoming animated feature Raya and the Last Dragon as the titular heroine, marking the first Southeast Asian to lead a Disney animated film.Tran replaces Cassie Steele, who was originally announced as the voice of Raya last year at D23 Expo.

Also Read: 'Star Wars' Actress Kelly Marie Tran on How Racist Trolls Retriggered 'Spiral of Self-Hatred'“As filmmakers, Don and Carlos bring a combination of animation know-how and emotional storytelling to ‘Raya and the Last Dragon,’ bringing our fantasy adventure to surprising, original, and dynamic heights,” Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Chief Creative Officer Jennifer Lee said in a statement.

Rebecca Rubin News Editor, OnlineKelly Marie Tran will voice the main character in Disney’s animated adventure “Raya and the Last Dragon,” replacing the voice role previously held by Cassie Steele.“Raya and the Last Dragon,” set in a fictional fantasy land called Kumandra, follows a fearless warrior as she seeks to save the realm from evil forces. As previously announced, Awkwafina voices a character named Sisu, a rare water dragon who can transform into a human being.

Montblanc is making moves with Spike Lee, Taron Egerton and Chen Kun.

Taron Egerton has found himself debunking Wolverine casting rumours yet again. It has been over four years since Hugh Jackman bowed down as the renowned X-Men mutants in Logan.

We’ve had plenty of bad video game movies, and even a couple of decent ones to mix it up. But we’ve had few movies about the behind-the-scenes of the video game industry.

GQ Hype.The star is currently more concerned that the local theatre in Wales where he learnt his craft may be under threat as it has been forced to close during the COVID-19 pandemic.“I’ve wanted to get back on stage for a long time and when something’s not there, you want it more,” he explains.

Taron Egerton discusses those “Wolverine” rumours, lockdown, and more in a new interview with GQ Hype.