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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2017
Page
11
Showtime announces Benedict Cumberbatch will portray a playboy in a five episode series adapted from Edward St Aubyn novels titled Melrose. The piece also notes a separate health update about Steve Harvey’s wife blame and more Hollywood headlines.
The article details post Oscar plans for top winners. Viola Davis will star as Annalise Keating in How to Get Away With Murder Season 4 and appears in Widows, both slated for 2018. Mahershala Ali moves to Alita: Battle Angel as Vector, while director Moonlight’s Barry Jenkins develops The Underground Railroad limited series and a Claressa Shields biopic.
Casey Affleck appears as a dead man haunting his former home in the Sundance hit A Ghost Story with Rooney Mara. The film, from distributor A24, has no release date yet while Affleck also works on Light of My Life and prepares The Old Man and the Gun with Robert Redford for a 2018 shoot.
USA Today presents a snapshot of the nations top sellers with a proportional breakdown. The chart shows the relationship between sales of popular titles like The Shack Heartbreak Hotel and other listed books, illustrating ratios per 10 copies sold.
Damien Chazelle keeps working with Ryan Gosling on the Neil Armstrong biopic First Man. The film will depict NASA's lunar landing mission and the sacrifices Armstrong made to become an American hero.
A review of Chicago Justice labels the new NBC lawsuit drama as ordinary and overlong, noting it's part of a three show crossover with Chicago Fire and Chicago PD. It criticizes casting choices, material, and predictability while questioning the franchise’s broader appeal.
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