Actress Alba Flores is set to star in new sci-fi thriller series, Ulterior. L.A.-based Upgrade Productions is partnering with Spain’s Morena Films, with Flores rejoined by Alex Rodrigo who is creating the series alongside Manuel Burque, and with Flores exec producing alongside Morena’s Pedro Uriol (Disney+’s “The Invisible Girl,” Paramount+’s “The Invisible Ladies,” Netflix’s “Below Zero”).
Ben Brewer, lead VFX artist for A24’s Everything Everywhere All At Once, will reunite with actor Nicolas Cage for the survival-action thriller Sand And Stones. Cage is set to star from a script by Michael Nilon (Braven), who also reunites with the actor to produce the pic after working on numerous titles together, including The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent, and crime thriller The Trust which Brewer co-directed with Alex Brewer.
The creators of hit Netflix series, La Casa De Papel (a.k.a. Money Heist) are moving forward with prequel series spin-off, Berlín, according to announcements made this week and hinted several days prior at various news outlets. The cast was also announced on Wednesday via Twitter, listing Michelle Jenner, Tristán Ulloa, Begoña Vargas, Julio Peña Fernández, and Joel Sánchez, and with none other than leading man Pedro Alonso reprising his role from the aforementioned inaugural hit series.
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It’s all about D23 this weekend with news and events pouring out, including and not limited to the additions of Florence Pugh (Don’t Worry Darling), Sebastian Stan (Fresh), David Harbour (“Stranger Things”) and Julia Louis-Dreyfus (Downhill) for the production of Marvel’s Thunderbolts, according to Variety‘s E.J. Panaligan.
Action thriller Land Of Bad is adding Luke Hemsworth (Westworld), Milo Ventimiglia (This Is Us), Ricky Whittle (American Gods) Daniel MacPherson (Poker Face, Foundation) and Chika Ikogwe (Heartbreak High) to the cast following announcements back in April. Will Eubank (Underwater, The Signal) will direct the film from a script he co-wrote with David Frigerio (The Signal) as cameras roll on the Gold Coast and South East Queensland starting this month.
From Today, It’s My Turn!! star Kento Kaku is one of a sextet of headliners formally announced on Thursday for the new Netflix series, House Of Ninjas. The cast also lists Yosuke Eguchi (Rurouni Kenshin franchise), Tae Kimura (Wilderness: Part 1 and Part 2), Kengo Kora (Shoplifters, Aristocrats), Aju Makita (Pure Japanese), and Nobuko Miyamoto (BL Metamorphosis, The Tale Of Princess Kaguya).
Cameras are now rolling in Las Vegas for Sympathy For The Devil, the new psychological thriller from The Operative helmer Yuval Adler. Casting buzz on Tuesday brought word of actors Joel Kinnaman (The Suicide Squad) and Nicolas Cage (Willy’s Wonderland) who will star in the pic from a script by Luke Paradise.
“Stranger Things” series co-star Sadie Sink is the latest to join the cast of Berlin Nobody, the new thriller from director Jordan Scott for which principal photography is now underway in Berlin. Sink joins Sophie Rois (Drei and Der Architekt) and German rising star Jonas (The Golden Glove), and Eric Bana (Hana) with a script by Scott based on Nicholas Hogg’s 2015 novel “Tokyo.”
Assassins Creed and Exodus: Gods and Kings scribes Adam Cooper and Bill Collage are on track for upcoming novel adaptation, Sleeping Dogs, which shoots this January. Academy Award winning actor Russell Crowe (Gladiator, upcoming Poker Face) is set to star in the pic with Cooper making his directorial debut for Nickel City Pictures.
Casting buzz is in for actor Danny Huston (Wonder Woman, Clash of the Titans franchise, The Aviator) who now joins Ghost In The Shell helmer Rupert Sanders’ The Crow. He will star alongside leads Bill Skarsgård (It franchise, Eternals, Deadpool 2), FKA twigs (Honeyboy), based on a script by Zach Baylin (King Richard, upcoming Creed III).
Jailbreak director Jimmy Henderson still has plans to shoot the long-awaited sequel to his hit 2017 action comedy with actors Dara Our and Jean-Paul Ly. Those plans are still on hold as things develop, while Henderson and his team are currently set up to shoot their latest project in Cambodia next month, KTV: Killing Time Violently, which rolls cameras from early September through October.
The Takedown and Jurrasic World: Dominion actor Omar Sy will lead The Killer for John Woo’s newest directorial effort for Peacock, as reported by the trades on Thursday.
It was last November when the long-gestating remake of 1989 United Artists action thriller, Road House, managed to set actor Jake Gyllenhaal and director Doug Liman together on the project. As of Tuesday, the film, once designated for MGM, is now home at Prime Video with additional casting info announcing Billy Magnussen, Daniela Melchior, Gbemisola Ikumelo, Lukas Gage.
Netflix and Amblin Partners have announced the new thriller, Carry On, to be directed by Jaume Collet-Serra (Black Adam, Jungle Cruise, The Shallows) and starring Taron Egerton (Black Bird, Rocketman, Kingsman, Robin Hood). The film will be the first to get produced as part of the deal announced between the two companies last year.
WarnerMedia is officially announcing the casting additions of actors Mark Dacascos (John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum) and Chelsea Muirhead (Spare Parts) as series regulars for HBO Max martial arts action crime drama, Warrior. Both actors join a cast of new and returning actors for the upcoming ten-episode third season, led once more by series star Andrew Koji (Paramount Pictures’ Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins, Sony Picutures’ upcoming Bullet Train).
Principal photography has just begun on action thriller Black Lotus, according to production notices sent out on Friday. Todor Chapkanov (Viking Quest, Boyka: Undisputed 4, 2nd unit for The Hitman’s Bodyguard, The Expendables 4) will direct a cast headed up by Frank Grillo (The Hitman’s Wife’s Bodyguard, Copshop, Boss Level) opposite eleven-time world Dutch kickboxing champion and lead actor Rico Verhoeven (Kickboxer: Retaliation, Netxlix series “Undercover”)
Ryoo Seung-wan will direct a sequel to his 2015 action comedy thriller, Veteran, according to multiple reports now making the rounds online.
Following reports back in May of 2019, Deadline‘s Nancy Tartaglione is reaffirming the news on the pending Don Lee and Sylvester Stallone collab, a remake of Lee Won-tae’s hit 2019 action crime thriller, The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil.
Baek Jong-yeol (Beauty Inside) will direct a sequel for Netflix to Believer, Lee Hae-young’s 2018 reimagining of Johnnie To’s 2013 crime thriller, Drug War.
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