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Haley Lu Richardson Joins 'Miami Vice '85' as Production Begins in New Jersey

Haley Lu Richardson has joined the cast of Universal Pictures' upcoming film 'Miami Vice '85,' according to Deadline. The project, directed by Joseph Kosinski and based on the 1980s NBC series, is currently in production with a theatrical release scheduled for May 19, 2028. While Richardson's specific role remains undisclosed, she joins an ensemble led by Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler, who portray the iconic detectives Tubbs and Crockett. Filming has recently commenced in Wayne, New Jersey, where production crews have transformed a local shopping center into a 1980s Miami set. The film is produced by Dylan Clark and features a script by Dan Gilroy, drawing from the original pilot episode 'Brother's Keeper.'

via Deadline|

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television3 months ago•16 min saved

Ponies Canceled After One Season as Cast Reacts Online

Peacock has canceled Ponies after one season. Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson, along with co-creator David Iserson and other cast members, reacted on social media with gratitude and reflections on the show’s seven-year journey and its impact, while expressing pride in what was made and appreciation for the fans who watched.

via Deadline|

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entertainmenttv3 months ago•15 min saved

Peacock Drops Espionage Drama Ponies After One Season

Peacock has canceled Ponies after a single season. The Cold War-era espionage drama, headlined by Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson as Bea and Twila, followed two embassy workers who become CIA operatives after their husbands’ deaths. Despite largely positive reviews, the series did not crack Nielsen’s top streaming originals after its January 15 binge release, and was produced by Universal Television.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

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television3 months ago•15 min saved

Peacock Bids Farewell to Ponies After One Season

Peacock has canceled the Cold War spy thriller Ponies after its eight-episode first season, despite positive critical reception (a 94% Rotten Tomatoes score) and a high-profile cast led by Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson; the series debuted Jan. 15, but Peacock does not release regular streaming ratings and Ponies did not appear on Nielsen’s top streaming charts. The show was co-created by David Iserson and Susanna Fogel and produced by Universal Television.

via Variety|

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television3 months ago•16 min saved

Peacock Pulls Ponies After One Season

Peacock canceled Ponies after one season despite strong critical praise (94% on Rotten Tomatoes) and positive viewer response, citing insufficient viewership to justify renewal. Set in 1977 Moscow, the espionage series stars Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson as Bea and Twila, embassy workers who become CIA operatives, with Season 1 ending on multiple cliffhangers that won’t be resolved without a new season.

via Deadline|

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entertainment8 months ago•54 min saved

Ponies on Peacock Makes Weekend Watchlist: Clarke and Richardson Shine in a 1970s Cold War CIA Mystery

BuzzFeed’s Screen Time highlights Ponies on Peacock as the must-watch this weekend, praising Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson for their chemistry as two 1977 embassy secretaries who become CIA operatives amid a Moscow conspiracy; the piece also references other current TV picks like A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms and Tell Me Lies.

via BuzzFeed|

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entertainment9 months ago•20 min saved

Ponies: 70s flair can't salvage a stylish but shallow Moscow spy caper

The Hollywood Reporter’s review finds Ponies, Peacock’s Moscow-set spy thriller led by Emilia Clarke and Haley Lu Richardson, stylish and entertaining with strong period design and performances, but hampered by imprecise writing and underdeveloped characters, resulting in a watchable yet forgettable series that only revs up toward the end.

via The Hollywood Reporter|

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