TV News Roundup: HBO Sets Premiere Date for Mark Ruffalo’s ‘I Know This Much Is True’ (Watch)

These zombie-film actors have some advice for real-world residents: Keep calm and stay at home.

Here’s a new trailer for an upcoming six-part TV series coming to screens soon, I Know This Much Is True, which will stars Mark Ruffalo. It comes to the small screen from the acclaimed Derek Cianfrance, the filmmaker behind the superb Blue Valentine and The Place Beyond The Pines. The series is based on the source novel of the same name by Wally Lamb.

The stars of zombie comedy Shaun of the Dead have teamed up for a new public service announcement inspired by their film.

Baring it all! Fans of Nick Viall are probably quite familiar with his occasional shirtless Instagram pics — and now he’s offering up an explanation for them.

To lighten the mood as the world struggled with the coronavirus pandemic, a host of stars took turns to sing John Lennon's hopeful classic "Imagine" in a video posted to Gal Gadot's Instagram on Wednesday. The three-minute clip, which has been liked over half a million times on Instagram, begins with theWonder Woman star talking about "day six in self-quarantine" and how the situation had led to her "feeling a bit philosophical" about the global nature of the pandemic.

Gal Gadot gathered an array of celebrities to take part in an emotional singalong amid the ongoing coronavirus panic.

By Peter White

FILM FESTIVALS

In today’s film news roundup, a pair of long-running film festivals in San Francisco and Cleveland are moving ahead and Warner Bros.’ Fred Hampton biopic gets additional backing and Dule Hill gets cast.

If you're still smarting from Penny Dreadful's untimely end, take heart: Showtime's Gothic horror drama is being reanimated — in spirit. John Logan, the creator, writer, and executive producer of Penny Dreadful, is returning to old haunts with Penny Dreadful: City of Angels, a so-called "spiritual descendant" of the original drama.

Mark Ruffalo is in preliminary talks to star in the new Disney+ show She-Hulk.

Mark Ruffalo is in preliminary talks to star in the new Disney+ show She-Hulk.

Two Mark Ruffalos are better than one.

It's soon going to be a year since the release of Avengers: Endgame, which turned out to be the BIGGEST FILM EVER, and we have the global box-office numbers ($2.79 billion) as proof. It was the last time we would be seeing the OG 6 Avengers (Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow and Hawkeye) together in a film. Tony Stark, in particular, made the ultimate sacrifice as he gave up his own life to defeat Thanos and bring back the ones turned to dust.

After Avengers: Endgame, we saw the OG 6 Avengers in different avatars, away from their superhero alter-egos. This included Chris Evans' scene-stealing act in Knives Out as well as Scarlett Johansson's Oscar-nominated roles in Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit. When it comes to Mark Ruffalo, the actor took some much-needed break to spend time with his family but was also shooting for the six-episodes HBO miniseries, I Know This Much Is True, based on the 1998 Wally Lamb novel with the same name.

By Bruce Haring

Mark Ruffalo declared Donald Trump “public enemy number one” when it comes to climate change while promoting his new film. Ruffalo’s latest film, “Dark Waters,” tells the real-life story of Robert Bilott, a defense attorney who took on the DuPont corporation over a toxic chemical substance being put in West Virginia’s water supply.

Mark Ruffalo declared Donald Trump “public enemy number one” when it comes to climate change while promoting his new film.