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As Off Campus begins filming season 2 on Prime Video, the streamer asks fans to be respectful to the cast and crew, warning that accounts engaging in targeted harassment will be removed, in line with guidelines used for other shows.
Apple TV+’s Ted Lasso will return for Season 4 this summer, with Jason Sudeikis back on the sideline to coach a second-division women’s team as production begins in Kansas City. The returning leads—Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt and Jeremy Swift—are joined by new series regulars Tanya Reynolds, Jude Mack, Faye Marsey, Rex Hayes, Aisling Sharkey, Abbie Hern and Grant Feely. Jack Burditt joins as executive producer under a new overall deal with Apple TV+.
The cast and crew of "Freaky Tales" paid tribute to late actor Angus Cloud, who passed away at 25 last July, at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival where the film was screened. Co-directors Anna Boden and Ryan Fleck praised Cloud's dedication to his role, while co-star Jay Ellis remembered the fun they had on set. Cloud's performance in the film was celebrated, and his presence was deeply felt by those who worked with him.
Despite winning six comedy categories at the Emmys, FX series "The Bear" has sparked debate over whether it should be considered a comedy due to its dramatic and anxiety-inducing tone. The cast and crew defend the show's classification as a comedy, emphasizing its portrayal of real-life moments that can be both funny and serious, and challenging traditional distinctions between comedy and drama.
The cast and crew of the iconic TV show "The O.C." have released a tell-all book, "Welcome to The O.C.: The Oral History," which provides a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the show, its ups and downs over four seasons, and its legacy today. The book features interviews with the cast, including Ben McKenzie, Mischa Barton, Adam Brody, Rachel Bilson, and more. The book is set to be released on November 28, 2023, just in time for the show's 20th anniversary.
Margot Robbie, the star of the Barbie movie, implemented a dress code where everyone had to wear pink one day a week, and if someone didn't comply, she would collect a fine to be donated to charity. Other behind-the-scenes facts include Margot Robbie's feet being used in a scene, Ryan Gosling finding a Ken doll in his backyard before accepting the role, John Cena joining the cast as a merman Ken, and Amy Schumer leaving the movie due to creative differences. The movie's production emptied a company's worldwide supply of pink paint, and Barbie's pink Corvette was driven remotely using a VR headset.
Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent and also serves as a writer on the hit comedy series Ted Lasso, reflected on his "truly magical" experience and thanked the show's writers, cast members, and crew in an Instagram message marking the Season 3 finale. While the finale wrapped up the storyline of the title character, it was never confirmed as a series finale, and there have been efforts to extend the franchise in some way.
Brian Cox, the star of HBO's "Succession," has bid farewell to the show and called it the greatest work experience of his career. Despite his character's death, Cox went out of his way to appear on set during the funeral scene to prevent fans and paparazzi from speculating about his death. Cox praised the harmony between the cast and crew and thanked everyone involved in the making and creating of the show.
Brian Cox, who played Logan Roy in HBO's Succession, expressed his gratitude for the show's cast and crew on his Instagram Stories after the series finale. Cox called it the "greatest work experience ever" and thanked everyone involved in the making and creating of the show. The Hollywood Reporter's chief TV critic praised the finale as a "sublime end to a sublime television show." Succession, created by Jesse Armstrong, features an ensemble cast including Jeremy Strong, Sarah Snook, and Kieran Culkin.