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Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorEXCLUSIVE: Verve Ventures and UTA Independent Film Group have come together to represent domestic sales on the feature film What We Do Next, from filmmaker and playwright Stephen Belber.The movie, starring Corey Stoll, Karen Pittman (AppleTV’s The Morning Show) and Michelle Veintimilla (Netflix’s Seven Seconds, Fox’s Gotham as Firefly) was shot in Louisville, Kentucky during the pandemic and wrapped last month.The emotional drama follows a local New York City politician who is forced to navigate a complicated past as she climbs the political ladder. Power constantly shifts among the three characters as they fight for their version of the truth.

The Showtime series Billions has been renewed for a sixth season and there is some exciting casting news to share!

Billions was renewed for a sixth season at Showtime on Thursday, in addition to confirmation that five new episodes of the hit drama will air in 2021.After the pandemic-induced shutdown across the entertainment industry cut the show's fifth run short, fans were left in suspense as therivalry between Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis) and Chuck Rhoades (Paul Giamatti) heated up.To fans' delight,Corey Stoll has also been upped to aseries regular after his guest starring stint on season five, as Michael Prince, according to Variety.

Peter White Television EditorBobby Axelrod and Chuck Rhoades will be going at it again for another year after Showtime renewed Billions for a sixth season.Corey Stoll, who guest starred as Mike Prince, a social impact pioneer who poses a threat to Damian Lewis’ Axe’s dominance, has been promoted to series regular for season six.The renewal comes as the financial thriller has not yet returned to production for its final five episodes of season five, which were interrupted by the COVID-19 production shutdown. Season five launched on Showtime at the start of May with a seven-episode run through to June.

Elaine Low Senior TV Writer‘Billions’ has been renewed for a sixth season at Showtime — and fans will be pleased to know that five new episodes of Season 5 will air in 2021, after the ongoing coronavirus pandemic put a wrench in the premium cabler’s scheduling for the year.Additionally, Corey Stoll — who joined the cast in Season 5 as Mike Prince — has been upped to series regular for the sixth season of the show.This season has seen the rivalry between Bobby Axelrod and Chuck Rhoades heating up once more, and Taylor Mason, played by Asia Kate Dillon, forced to return to work for Axelrod’s Axe Capital.Billions was created by Brian Koppelman and David Levien, as well as New York Times’ Andrew Ross Sorkin.

Law & Order franchise is a powerful one — and includes a ton of huge stars. Although Law & Order: LA only lasted one season, it included very prominent names in TV and film.The show, created by Dick Wolf, was the fifth Law & Order spinoff, debuting on September 29, 2010.

Showtime has unveiled the new trailer for Season 5 of Billions, offering fans' first look at new characters played by Julianna Margulies and Corey Stoll.Margulies will portray a new character named Catherine Brant, described as an 'Ivy League sociology professor and bestselling author.'Stoll will have a season-long arc as Michael Prince, 'a business titan from a small town in Indiana.' New trailer:Showtime has unveiled the new trailer for Season 5 of Billions, offering fans' first look at new characters played by Julianna Margulies and Corey Stoll Catherine:Margulies will portray a new character named Catherine Brant, described as an 'Ivy League sociology professor and bestselling author' Michael:Stoll will have a season-long arc as Michael

“Billions” is coming back, and bringing along some big-name stars.

Our first look of Julianna Margulies in the new season of Billions has arrived!