The father of fellow actors Charlie Sheen and Emilio Estevez, decorated performer Martin Sheen first rising to prominence in the 1968 drama ‘The Subject Was Roses’ and then Terrence Malick's 1973 crime drama ‘Badlands’. Sheen was catapulted to superstardom when he brilliantly portrayed Captain Benjamin Willard in Francis Ford Coppola’s Oscar-winning ‘Apocalypse Now’ in which he appeared alongside Marlon Brando and Robert Duvall.
So, when we last saw them, season one concluded with former CIA agent ‘Dan Chase’, played by Jeff Bridges, and FBI Assistant Director, ‘Harold Harper’, played by John Lithgow, living out their worst nightmare after the woman they both call daughter, ‘Emily Chase’, played by Alia Shawkat, is kidnapped.
But, despite such power at the box office, the American actress admits that she is attracted to different roles, and reveals in this interview conducted during the French competition that she was looking forward to working in Spanish. Of Dominican origin, Saldaña has also released the series 'Special Ops: Lioness', a spy thriller created by Taylor Sheridan, the writer behind the series 'Sicario' and 'Yellowstone'.
We had the opportunity to talk with the executive producer and star of the series, Freddie Highmore, who also speaks Spanish perfectly because he lived for several years in Madrid. The actor, who has reached maturity on screen as the surgeon Shaun Murphy, premieres the last season very soon, which says goodbye to his character, closing his plots with emotion and pride for making an inspiring and inclusive series.
The Hollywood couple have been spending their summers in Mallorca for years and more specifically in a mansion located between Valldemossa, the beautiful town that Chopin fell in love with, and Deià, a town with a magnificent charm. The s'Estaca estate, now enjoyed by the Douglas family, was owned by Archduke Luis Salvador and built in the mid-19th century.
With a straight script, the series delves into a kind of psychological thriller, with an element of horror and is divided into 10 episodes. Without a doubt, an ambitious bet designed with the intention of hitting viewers with themes such as gentrification, racism, cultural approval and that cynical way of many people who show an exterior that has little or nothing to do with reality.
Set in the south of France in 1963, the story picks up 20 years after the conclusion of “The Maltese Falcon” when Spade is pulled out of retirement and into a horrifying murder investigation. Humphrey Bogart was iconic as the original Sam Spade, but Clive Owen absolutely redefines this character with charisma, vitality, and modern glamor, which you can see for yourself.
Blanco was a trafficker, an unscrupulous assassin, a mother an her cocaine empire is now the subject of a new Netflix drama series with Sofia Vergara jumping from comedy to drama, shocking the world with this real-life story, one of violence, horror and tragedy. From the creators of ‘Narcos’, this new show has all the elements to engage audiences all over the world again.
Her debut feature-length was inspired by Jeffrey Eugenides’ 1993 novel, ‘The Virgin Suicides’ (Several writers have noted the similarities between ‘The Virgin Suicides’ and the 1945 play ‘’The House of Bernarda Alba by Federico García Lorca), Coppola’s 2017 film, ‘The Beguiling’, is also based off a book, a piece of the same name written by Thomas P. Cullinan which was released in 1966.
Starring Xolo Maridueña, (Cobra Kai), Scarab chooses Jaime to be his host, fusing with his spine and granting him a blue armor capable of all kinds of incredible powers. Jaime chooses to use his new abilities to protect Palmera City by becoming the superhero Blue Beetle.
