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Deadline recaps the Starz finale of Outlander: Jamie leads Fraser's Ridge into the Battle of Kings Mountain, is fatally shot by Ferguson, and Claire's powerful connection revives him as her hair turns white; the episode closes with a possible future path for the story and a nod to Diana Gabaldon, who is writing the final novel.
In Outlander’s May 8 penultimate episode, Percy Beauchamp and Captain Richardson are killed—Richardson is shot by Lord John Grey after Grey foils his plan to aid the British, and Beauchamp later dies by suicide after agreeing to sign a confession; the deaths set the stage for the May 15 series finale, which stars describe as highly emotional.
In Outlander’s final season, Fergus Fraser dies a hero after a house fire engulfs his home; he sacrifices himself to save his family, prompting Marsali to tell his parents and Jamie to mourn as he’s laid to rest. The episode’s events align with book lore, which would have the family faced with tragedy through Henri-Christian instead of Fergus, underscoring how the show diverges from the source material.
Damon and Affleck headline Netflix’s The Rip as Power Book IV: Force wraps with its series finale on Starz; The Nowhere Man premieres on Starz, while Stumble returns and the Pro Cheer League launches, accompanied by a slate of Friday TV highlights and streaming picks.
Starz has acquired the U.S. rights to the six-part South African drama series 'The Nowhere Man,' starring Naturi Naughton-Lewis and Bonko Khoza, which premieres on January 16. The series follows a former mercenary dealing with PTSD who gets pulled back into a violent world after witnessing a home invasion, with Naughton-Lewis also serving as an executive producer.
Spence Moore II and Charlie Mann have been cast as the young versions of Ghost and Tommy in the Starz prequel series 'Power: Origins,' which explores the early lives of these iconic characters from the 'Power' franchise, focusing on their rise as ambitious entrepreneurs in New York City.
Lionsgate and Starz split to unlock value, with mixed results; Starz's stock has risen while Lionsgate's has fallen, fueling speculation about potential mergers or acquisitions, especially with companies like Legendary or other media giants. Both companies are focusing on their assets and strategic growth, with Lionsgate considering partnerships and cost-cutting, and Starz emphasizing its content and data capabilities.
Starz's "Mary & George" sheds light on the Jacobean era, focusing on King James I of England and VI of Scotland, his wife Mary Villiers, and her son George. The series explores the complex dynamics of the royal court, including James' relationships and the power struggles among courtiers. It delves into the historical context of James' ascension to the English throne and the influence of key figures like Robert Carr, Earl of Somerset.
Starz's new historical drama "Mary & George" premiered on April 5, featuring a scheming mother-and-son duo seducing Britain's King James I. The cast includes Julianne Moore as Mary Villiers, a widow determined to elevate her family's status, and Nicholas Galitzine as her son George, whose striking looks are used to gain power. The series follows their rise in 17th-century English society and the impact of their actions on Britain and beyond.
"Mary & George" is a new royal drama series available for streaming on Starz and the Starz app, with episodes premiering weekly. Starring Julianne Moore and Nicholas Galitzine, the show is inspired by the true story of Mary Villiers and her son George, who strategically rose to power in the 16th century. The series follows their outrageous scheming and rise to become influential players in the English court, culminating in a dangerously daring historical psychodrama.
"Mary & George," a new drama series on Starz, follows the scandalous story of a power-hungry mother and son scheming to climb the royal ranks by seducing King James I. The show premiered on April 5, with new episodes releasing weekly on Fridays. The cast includes Julianne Moore, Nicholas Galitzine, and Tony Curran, among others.
"Mary & George," a new Starz drama series inspired by a scandalous true story, premieres on April 5, with new episodes dropping at midnight on Fridays on the Starz app and airing on the linear Starz channel at 9:00 p.m. ET/PT in the U.S. and 10:00 p.m. ET/PT in Canada. The seven-episode season will debut weekly, with the full release schedule provided. The cast includes Nicholas Galitzine, Julianne Moore, Tony Curran, and other talented actors.
Nicholas Galitzine, who plays George Villiers in the Starz show "Mary & George," felt a "sense of power" while filming the intimate scenes, which he believes were integral to the plot and deepened the audience's understanding of his character's development. The limited series follows George's journey to rise through the ranks of the court of England, guided by his mentor Jean, and his complex relationship with his mother, Mary. Galitzine also praised Julianne Moore's influence on set and the purposeful nature of the show's intimate work.
The new Starz limited series "Mary & George" delves into the court of King James I, featuring juicy performances from Julianne Moore and Nicholas Galitzine. Set in the early 17th century, the series follows Mary Villiers as she plots to leverage her son's good looks to gain power, including seducing the king. Factual underpinnings from the nonfiction book "The King’s Assassin" provide a backdrop for the drama, as the series explores the use of sex as a tool for control in the court.
"Mary & George" is a new limited series on Starz featuring Julianne Moore as Countess of Buckingham Mary Villiers, who enlists her son George, played by Nicholas Galitzine, to engage in a sexual relationship with the king in order to secure power and status for their family. The show is a wickedly fun and intense portrayal of royal court intrigue, power struggles, and lust, with Julianne Moore delivering a commanding performance and Nicholas Galitzine showcasing his talents. The series cleverly explores themes of ambition, desire, and manipulation in a 1600s setting, while also drawing parallels to contemporary society's pursuit of power and notability.