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Joe Otterson TV Reporter The “Malcolm in the Middle” revival at Disney+ is building out its cast. Variety has learned exclusively that Kiana Madeira is set to star in the series alongside previously announced returning cast members Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston, and Jane Kaczmarek.

Cannes Film Festival bow, which could see Tom Cruise injecting some serious star power into the event. Paramount, which declined to comment for this article, will be releasing the movie in theaters on May 21, which falls during the second week of the festival.

John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent Spain’s rich TV show lineup at the Berlin Film Festival also features a screening of Atresmedia’s “Red Flags,” charting the often pained sexual and emotional awakening of four Gen Z teens. Selected titles at Berlin: “Honor,” (Atresmedia TV, Portocabo) The Spanish remake of Israeli TV series “Kvodo,” with the often superb Dario Grandinetti (“Talk to Her”) in the Bryan Cranston role of famed Showtime re-do “Your Honor,” as a principled judge attempting to save his son after, in an accidental hit-and-run, he kills the son of a lethal drug kingpin.

For Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan, the WGA honorary Paddy Chayefsky Laurel For Television Writing Achievement served as an opportunity to call for action as a “profoundly divided country.” 

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large Vince Gilligan created one of the most iconic antiheroes of all time: “Breaking Bad” baddie Walter White, as played by Bryan Cranston. But Gilligan created the chemistry teacher-turned-meth-dealing-Heisenberg as a cautionary tale, not someone to aspire to. With so many bad actors now in power in real life, Gilligan says it’s perhaps time to shine the light once again on the good guys.

EXCLUSIVE: Joel Kim Booster just wants to make people laugh — and if anyone could use a moment of levity right now, its film and TV writers.

EXCLUSIVE: Your Honor has become the first Israeli drama to be adapted for the Chinese market.

Wes Anderson is set to release his new film The Phoenician Scheme this summer.The espionage comedy drama tells the story of a family business and stars Benicio del Toro as Zsa-zsa Korda, one of the richest men in Europe while Mia Threapleton plays his daughter and Michael Cera portrays her tutor.The film features an all star cast which also includes Tom Hanks, Bill Murray, Bryan Cranston, Riz Ahmed, Jeffrey Wright, Scarlett Johansson, Richard Ayoade and Benedict Cumberbatch.According to Variety, Focus Features has landed the domestic distribution rights to the movie, which is set to land in the US on a limited release on May 30 before a wide release on June 6.Universal Pictures, Focus’ parent studio, is handling international distribution but a date is still to be set for a UK release.In addition to directing The Phoenician Scheme, Anderson has also penned the script with the story co-written by Roman Coppola.Elsewhere, the director recently opened up about his experience making 2009 stop-motion film Fantastic Mr. Fox, and the challenges he faced getting his crew on board with his approach to directing.Speaking to Variety at the time, Anderson said: “My ideas for how to go about making the movie were probably unconventional in ways I didn’t realise … and so I ended up doing a lot of things that made it a lot more difficult.”Those “things” included unusual ways of capturing audio as well as redoing takes and lighting.Anderson went on to tackle stop-motion again with 2018’s Isle Of Dogs, which NME called his “best work yet” in a five-star review.Meanwhile, the director won his first Oscar at the 2024 ceremony for Best Live Action Short Film for the Benedict Cumberbatch-starring The Wonderful Story Of Henry Sugar – but was

Focus Features is reteaming for a third time with Wes Anderson and producer Indian Paintbrush on their next movie The Phoenician Scheme in what is a global distribution rights deal.

Breaking Bad, according to the show’s prediction designer.Robb Wilson King told The Guardian to make the AMC drama realistic, he consulted with both officers from the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and dealers he befriended on the streets of Albuquerque, where they were shooting the series.“By operating this way, we were able to access neighbourhoods and homes used for cooking meth. We even made friends with some of these people” he said.“It was pretty scary. You’re dealing with a real dangerous thing.

Malcolm In The Middle was “the worst on the show”.Muniz, who was the star of the ’00s sitcom which ran for seven seasons, watched the series back with his wife Paige about eight years ago, and wasn’t impressed with his role.He told People: “She looked at me at the very end and she goes, ‘You weren’t acting at all. You are literally Malcolm.’ And I’m like, ‘I don’t know how to take that because Malcolm sucked.’ He was the worst character on that show!”Despite that, Muniz, who is now 39, said he is excited about the forthcoming reboot and teaming up with co-stars Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek once again.He continued: “We started talking about [a reboot] literally 10 years ago – me and Bryan Cranston – and slowly been working at it and it’s finally a reality.

Despite his dysfunctional family roots, Frankie Muniz‘s eponymous character is “right at home” on the set of the forthcoming Disney+ revival of the beloved aughts sitcom Malcolm in the Middle.

Jodie Turner-Smith and Ashlee Simpson-Ross were all smiles as they stepped out to celebrate a special night in Hollywood!

Alex Pettyfer (Magic Mike), Guy Pearce (The Brutalist), Maria Pedraza (Money Heist), and Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje (Suicide Squad) have signed on to star in the erotic thriller Blurred. 

Bryan Cranston and Lily Gladstone are hard at work on their new movie!

A sci-fi thriller series hailed as "better than Black Mirror" has landed on Amazon Prime and is garnering rave reviews from viewers.

EXCLUSIVE: Monarch Media has enlisted Michael Notarile to write Bune, a dark comedy inspired by the true story of a cannabis con gone wrong, which Steve Barnett, Alan Powell and Vicky Patel will produce for Monarch, along with Mark Ross through his Lincoln Road Films banner, and Elizabeth Yuja-Barnett.

Kelly Ripa is cooking up a questionable reason for acquiring real estate. The “Live with Kelly and Mark” host recently teased that after watching a certain hit AMC show, she felt she could follow in a one Walter White’s footsteps.After her husband and co-host, Mark Consuelos, shot down the idea of buying the home in New Mexico — where actor Bryan Cranston’s “Breaking Bad” was filmed — Ripa, 54, recounted a fond memory of watching the series that aired from 2008 to 2013.“Do you remember, Gelman, when I was like, ‘I think I can make meth!’ because I’ve seen ‘Breaking Bad?'” Ripa asked her producer Michael Gelman on Tuesday’s episode. “I’m like a chef.

Breaking Bad house is now up for sale.Located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the house was used as Walter White’s home in the Bryan Cranston-fronted series which ran between 2008 and 2013.The house is on the market for $4million (£3.2million), despite other similar homes in the area estimated to be worth $350,000 (£281,746).Since the show first began airing, fans have visited the location to take photos. Speaking to local radio station KOB4, current owner Joanne Quintana said they average “300 cars a day”, per Consequence.Though Quintana recalled some positive memories from the show’s production, including the day Cranston threw a pizza on the roof in one take, she told the station she was frustrated with the amount of traffic from fans in recent years, as well as those recreating the show’s famous pizza moment.More recently, they added a fence to protect the property, but now, after 52 years, they’re choosing to leave. “We’re going to walk away with just our memories.

Malcolm In The Middle revival has been confirmed, with members of its main cast returning: Bryan Cranston, Frankie Muniz and Jane Kaczmarek.Variety reported yesterday (December 13) that the classic 1990s sitcom is set to receive a new four-episode run under Disney+. A premiere date has yet to be announced.The streaming platform made the announcement by sharing clips filmed by its returning cast.

Frankie Muniz, Bryan Cranston and Jane Kaczmarek are reuniting for a new four-episode run of “Malcolm in the Middle” for Disney+ — 25 years after the beloved sitcom first launched.The show ran for seven seasons starting in 2000 and was hailed for looking at ordinary life through the eyes of an extraordinary youngster, now fully grown: Malcolm, played by Muniz, who has a genius I.Q.“I have been waiting for this moment for 18 years. Let’s find out where Malcolm and his family are now,” Muniz said in a video message accompanying the announcement.The new four episodes will be crafted by original series creator Linwood Boomer.