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Joe Otterson TV Reporter Another “Suits” alum is coming to “Suits LA.” Variety has learned exclusively that David Costabile is set to appear on the recently-launched NBC series, reprising the role of Daniel Hardman. Costabile will appear in a guest star role in a future episode, but exact details are being kept under wraps. He will be the latest original “Suits” actor to appear on “Suits LA,” joining both Gabriel Macht and Rick Hoffman.

Alex Ritman Tom Cruise is set to receive the British Film Institute‘s highest honor, the BFI Fellowship. The Hollywood star — currently in the U.K. shooting Alejandro G.

Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas have been seen together a few times over the last few weeks, and it has left some wondering if they are dating.

The creator of The Recruit reacted to the show’s cancellation at Netflix with a length statement.

Jack Dunn Netflix‘s espionage dramedy “The Recruit” has been canceled after two seasons with the streamer, Variety has confirmed. Colton Dunn, who played former CIA operative Lester Kitchens on the show, took to Threads Wednesday night to announce the news. “‘The Recruit’ has been cancelled y’all,” he wrote.

The Recruit is out now, but can fans expect to see a third season? Read on for all that we know so far.The six-episode run premiered on Netflix on Thursday (January 30), with all episodes available to stream now.Cleated by Alexi Hawley, executive producer of series such as Castle and The Rookie, the show follows Owen Hendricks, played by Noah Centineo (To All The Boys, Black Adam), a fledgling CIA lawyer who becomes involved in international conflicts after an asset threatens extortion if she is not freed from prison.Season one of the show landed on Netflix in December 2022, with the opening episode directed by The Bourne Identity and Mr. & Mrs. Smith’s Doug Liman, while the second season was commissioned just weeks later.According to Netflix, the second season sees Owen “pulled into a life-threatening espionage situation in South Korea, only to realise that the bigger threat might be coming from inside the Agency”.With the six episodes of season two only just having been released, Netflix have yet to formally confirm or deny whether the show will be returning for a third season.Typically, the streaming platform allows a show to play out for four to six weeks before it makes its final decision about whether to re-commission, so it is possible that fans of The Recruit will find out the show’s future status around March 2025.Ahead of the release of the second season, Alexi Hawley has told Tudum that the new episodes will “immediately throw Owen in the deep end, which is where he’s the most fun”.“This show lives in propulsion,” he continued.

Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni‘s legal battle is going to continue and a judge has been assigned to the case.

Ellise Shafer Noah Centineo‘s Netflix spy series “The Recruit” is headed to Seoul in its second season. The show’s Season 2 trailer — fittingly soundtracked to Green Day’s “American Idiot” — sees CIA lawyer Owen Hendricks (Centineo) embarking on a new thrilling adventure in South Korea alongside “Past Lives” actor Teo Yoo. According to an official synopsis, the next chapter sees Hendricks “pulled into a life-threatening espionage situation in South Korea, only to realize that the bigger threat just might be coming from inside the Agency.” In addition to Centineo and Yoo, “The Recruit’s” six-episode second season features series regulars Aarti Mann, Colton Dunn, Fivel Stewart, Kristian Bruun, Kaylah Zander, Maddie Hasson, Angel Parker and Vondie Curtis-Hall.

EXCLUSIVE: Aaron Korsh, who was signed into an overall deal by UCP following the success of his USA Network legal drama Suits, is getting back on the studio’s overall deal roster ahead of the premiere of his upcoming offshoot for NBC, Suits LA.

Tom Cruise and Doug Liman have been linked together on a number of projects since the release of their last collaboration, “American Made.” However, it appears the duo have finally landed on the project that will bring them back together, a supernatural thriller, “Deeper.” READ MORE: ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ Teaser: Tom Cruise Returns for Newest Spy Thriller Installment In May According to Showbiz411, Doug Liman said that he is working with Tom Cruise on a “scary” movie, “Deeper.” Not much is known about the film other than the fact that it is based on a spec script by Max Landis and follows a former astronaut who is hired to join an expedition to explore a new trench deep in the ocean.

NBC has dropped the first teaser trailer for Suits spinoff Suits LA and it has the look and the feel of the original series — more specifically, its opening credit sequence.

EXCLUSIVE: Doug Liman, the filmmaker behind recent streaming hits Road House and The Instigators, is throwing his support behind If You See Something, an indie immigrant romance marking the U.S. debut of celebrated Iraqi director Oday Rasheed, which he’s boarded as executive producer.

EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV+ has extended its first-look deal with Oscar-nominated producer Kevin Walsh and his The Walsh Company shingle, to continue to develop and produce original films and series for the service.

Tom Cruise is reportedly set to feature in the closing ceremony at the Paris Olympic Games, where he will perform his own stunt.The actor is currently filming the eighth entry in the Mission: Impossible franchise in Europe and Variety reports that he has been tapped by the artistic director of the Games, Thomas Jolly, to make a high-profile impact at the show-closing event on August 11.Cruise has been spotted in attendance at multiple events at the Olympics already, including the women’s gymnastics and the swimming.The French site Sortir A Paris reports that they saw Cruise rehearsing his spot for the ceremony in May, in which he was riding a motorbike with a large flag attached down the Champs- Élysées, with speculation rife that he will be involved in the official handover of the Games to Los Angeles, who will host the Summer Olympics in 2028.Cruise’s representatives have not confirmed the reports.The opening ceremony last Friday (July 26) launched the Games with a divisive four-hour event that included performances from a showstopping Celine Dion, a pre-recorded Lady Gaga and a history-making Gojira.US celebrity presence has also been felt over the course of the last week in Paris, from Snoop Dogg to Flavor Flav, while Taylor Swift and Beyoncé have also been getting in on the act.In other Cruise news, he recently caused chaos at the premiere of Twisters in London.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Singer and songwriter Lisa Loeb has been named as the keynote speaker for the 10th annual Guild of Music Supervisors State of Music in Media Conference. Other notable speakers include music supervisors Julianne Jordan, Amanda Krieg Thomas, John Houlihan, Carolyn Owens, Steven Gizicki, Trygge Toven, Joel C. High, Thomas Golubić, Catherine Grieves, Burt Blackarach, and the President and Director of The Recording Academy LA Chapter Julia Michels and Qiana Conley.

Matt Damon is feeling the love of his family at the premiere of his new movie The Instigators.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director “Road House” director Doug Liman is still frustrated over the streaming release of his Jake Gyllenhaal-led action movie, telling IndieWire while promoting his new Apple movie “The Instigators” that his anger stems from not being properly compensated for a streaming release. “Road House” was initially conceived as a theatrical release for MGM. Plans changed when MGM was purchased by Amazon.

Emily Longeretta It’s official: “Suits” is back. The spinoff, “Suits: L.A.,” led by Stephen Amell, has received a series order pickup by NBC. Produced by UCP and Hypnotic, original show creator Aaron Korsh returns as writer and executive producer.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Tom Cruise is apparently still interested in “Edge of Tomorrow 2,” according to director Doug Liman. Speaking to Empire magazine, Liman said that he recently rewatched the 2014 action movie with his leading man, and the two continue to be in touch about the long-planned sequel. “No, we keep talking about it,” Liman said when asked if “Edge of Tomorrow 2″ is dead.

Brent Lang Executive Editor It’s a whodunit with a whole lot of drama. Jennifer Lawrence will get to feud, day-drink and access oodles of disposable income, at least until a body turns up, in “The Wives,” a murder mystery that is in the vein of “The Real Housewives.” Apple Original Films acquired the project in what it is describing as a “highly competitive situation.” Lawrence will produce the film alongside Justine Ciarrocchi for her company, Excellent Cadaver.

In a highly competitive situation, Apple Original Films has acquired The Wives, a murder mystery film to star Academy Award winner Jennifer Lawrence, who will also produce.