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Paramount+ has released the full trailer for the second season of 'Dexter: Resurrection,' premiering October 30. The season features Michael C. Hall's Dexter Morgan grappling with a midlife crisis while facing two new serial killers: Brian Cox as the New York Ripper and Dan Stevens as the Five Borough Killer. The show also returns Uma Thurman and adds new cast members, including Bokeem Woodbine and Nona Parker Johnson.
The official trailer for the second season of Dexter: Resurrection has been released, confirming the series will return to Paramount+ on October 30. The new season introduces two new serial killers, played by Brian Cox and Dan Stevens, while Dexter Morgan faces a personal midlife crisis. The showrunner is Clyde Phillips, and the series is produced by Paramount Television Studios and Counterpart Studios.
In a Hollywood Reporter interview, Dan Stevens explains expanding The Guest universe with Onslaught as an indirect sequel, portraying Nazi scientist Dr. Hans Kammler for Priapus and the KPG program, and teases a possible continuation of the KPG-verse; he also discusses Kammler’s prosthetic look, the feet-lick scene with Rebecca Hall, and confirms his role as RoboCop in a Blumhouse/Atomic Monster series, while staying busy with Dexter: Resurrection.
Adam Wingard’s Onslaught leans into ’80s grindhouse vibes with brutal gore and brisk pacing, but while the gore is vivid and the cast strong (notably Arjona and Stevens), the film flounders on its central premise and character development, and the third act loses momentum, delivering a finale that feels earned but ultimately unsatisfying.
Adam Wingard’s Onslaught is a visually saturated action-thriller led by Adria Arjona as Celeste, a PTSD-stricken Army vet who must defend a desert trailer park from a trio of near-invincible super-soldiers; with Dan Stevens as a chilling villain and brisk, hard-hitting set-pieces paired with sharp sound design, the film delivers a visceral home-invasion vibe, but the second half feels underdeveloped and its hinted political ideas never fully pay off.
Adam Wingard returns to his midnight indie roots with Onslaught, a 92-minute military horror-thriller led by Adria Arjona and Dan Stevens. It boasts visceral set-pieces, a striking visual style, and sharp central performance, but its three-pronged foe and uneven pacing yield a scattered narrative that undercuts its tension—nonetheless delivering enough midnight energy for horror fans.
Dan Stevens has been tapped to headline an eight-episode Robocop TV series for Amazon Prime Video, a project developed after MGM’s 2022 acquisition, centering on a powerful robot placed on the police force by a tech conglomerate and imbued with the consciousness of a fallen officer. The series will be written and run by Peter Ocko, with Blumhouse Atomic Monster’s James Wan, Michael Clear, and Rob Hackett among the producers, alongside exec producers Michael Miner and Ed Neumeier and Danielle Bozzone; Amazon MGM Studios will produce. Stevens’ credits include Downton Abbey and Legion, with the Robocop franchise history serving as a backdrop for the new adaptation.
Dan Stevens has been cast to lead Prime Video’s eight-episode RoboCop reboot, portraying police officer Alex Murphy and his cyborg alter ego; the series, from showrunner Peter Ocko with executive producers James Wan, Michael Clear and Rob Hackett, is produced by Blumhouse Atomic Monster for Amazon MGM Studios and aims to honor the 1987 classic while updating its themes for a modern tech-driven world.
Dan Stevens will star as Alex Murphy and his cyborg alter ego RoboCop in an eight-episode Prime Video series from Amazon MGM Studios, Blumhouse Atomic Monster and showrunner Peter Ocko. The reboot reimagines the 1987 film’s questions of technology, identity, and corporate power, with a powerful city robot placed on the police force after a merger, while Wan and original RoboCop writers Ed Neumeier and Michael Miner executive produce. The project follows MGM’s titles developed for TV after Amazon’s 2022 acquisition, and Stevens’ recent work includes Legacy of Spies for MGM+ and Dexter: Resurrection Season 2.
Dan Stevens has joined Showtime’s Dexter: Resurrection Season 2 as a series regular, portraying Owen Stark, the Five Borough Killer and the season’s new big bad; he follows cast reunions and introductions from Season 1, while the Season 2 logline remains under wraps.
Mia Goth, Zach Galifianakis, and Dan Stevens will star in 'Hey Bear,' a revenge comedy directed by Jonathan Krisel in his feature debut, about a woman seeking revenge on a bear that killed her husband, blending dark humor and self-discovery, with international sales handled by HanWay Films.
Portlandia creator Jonathan Krisel is directing his debut film 'Hey Bear,' a comedy starring Mia Goth, Zach Galifianakis, and Dan Stevens, about a woman seeking revenge on a bear that killed her husband, leading to a journey of empowerment and self-discovery.
Dan Stevens discusses his roles in "Godzilla x Kong," "Abigail," and "Cuckoo," as well as the possibility of a sequel to "The Guest." He reflects on his collaboration with director Adam Wingard and co-star Rebecca Hall, and shares his excitement for future projects. Stevens also talks about his character in "Godzilla x Kong," his experience working with Brian Tyree Henry, and his upcoming role in Netflix's miniseries "Zero Day."
Dan Stevens will replace Justin Roiland as the voice of Korvo in the upcoming season four of Hulu's Solar Opposites, which is set to premiere on August 14. The show will address the change in voice with a clever gag, and Roiland's departure from the show comes after he was also fired from Rick and Morty.
Dan Stevens has been announced as the new lead voice actor for the character Korvo in the TV series Solar Opposites, replacing Justin Roiland who was removed from the show after being charged with domestic violence. The show addresses the change in voice with a skit in which Terry accidentally throws a dart into Korvo's neck, changing his voice and accent forever. The upcoming fourth season of Solar Opposites will premiere on August 14, 2023, with 11 episodes, followed by a Valentine's Day Special in 2024.