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Selena Kuznikov When Aidan Gallagher joined “The Umbrella Academy,” he was already a huge fan of the comic books of the same name. But, he didn’t realize that comic co-creator Gerard Way had lead alternative rock band My Chemical Romance. “It made like ultimate sense,” Gallagher, who plays Number Five, told Variety at the premiere of the show’s fourth and final season at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood on Monday night.

EXCLUSIVE: Michael Vlamis (Roswell, New Mexico) and Iddo Goldberg (Snowpiercer) have joined Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of The Odyssey, sources tell Deadline.

The Umbrella Academy, the comic-book series created by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá, is coming back with a new story this summer.READ MORE: Why is The Umbrella Academy ending?As reported in Variety, the new story will be titled The Umbrella Academy: Plan B and will focus on The Sparrows – a group of seven children born on the same day who are counterparts to those in the Umbrella Academy.The official description reads: “After the mass release of The City’s greatest foes and the chaos that followed in Hotel Oblivion, the Umbrella Academy faces their most fearsome challenge to date – their other brothers and sisters.“Known only as The Sparrows, they share a different connection to Sir Reginald Hargreeves and Mom. No one knows how to hurt each other more than family, and this powerful, ruthless brood will spare no brutality in favour of their sole objective—control and the obedient glare that comes with it.”Plan B is co-written by My Chemical Romance frontman Way and Bá, who also illustrates.

Anticipation is building for Christopher Nolan’s next epic.

EXCLUSIVE: Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey for Universal Pictures is growing by three more as Nick Tarabay (Spartacus, The Expanse), Jimmy Gonzales (Busboys, Mayans M.C.) and Maurice Compte (Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, Mayans M.C.) have joined the cast in unspecified roles, sources tell Deadline.

Christopher Nolan‘s next big epic at Universal, The Odyssey, has added Himesh Patel, Elliot Page, Bill Irwin and Samantha Morton.

EXCLUSIVE: Amid a resurgence of video games-based TV series with the success of The Last Of Us and Fallout, another popular gaming title, Beyond: Two Souls, is getting a TV series adaptation. Elliot Page‘s Pageboy Productions has acquired the rights from video game developer Quantic Dream S.A.S. to develop a Beyond: Two Souls television series.

are out, and we already have something to celebrate. , was nominated for best lead actress, making her the first openly trans actress to receive the honor. She is up against Cynthia Erivo for Wicked, Mikey Madison for Anora, Demi Moore for The Substance, and Fernanda Torres for I'm Still Here.Gascón is not the first trans person who's been nominated by the Academy ever.

Katcy Stephan Karla Sofía Gascón has become the first openly transgender actor to be nominated for an Academy Award. The Spanish star is recognized for her performance in the titular role of Jacques Audiard’s musical crime film “Emilia Pérez.” The Netflix film follows Emilia (Gascón), a feared drug lord who seeks the help of a lawyer, Rita (Zoe Saldaña), to fake her death and undergo gender-affirming surgery.

Fresh from making Golden Globes history, Karla Sofía Gascón has now become the first openly transgender actress to be nominated for a BAFTA Film Award.

Karla Sofía Gascón has landed an historic Best Actress in a Motion Picture nomination at the Golden Globes for her performance in Emilia Pérez.

Ahead of the 37th annual Out On Film festival’s kickoff on September 26, the organization has announced this year’s lineup of incredible LGBTQ films and shorts.

Elliot Page has spoken about the “big, big healing experience” of playing a trans man in his new film Close To Me.The film, which is in UK cinemas now, sees the actor playing Sam, a recently transitioned man who returns home to celebrate his father’s birthday, anxious about what his family’s reception to him will be.For Page, who came out as a trans man in December 2020, the role offered a cathartic experience, one he told Manchester Evening News he would not “have been able to feel comfortable and present and grounded enough” to perform before his own transition.“For me, waking up every day so excited to go to set that, to me, was a big, big healing experience,” he said.The film is directed by Dominic Savage, best known for his Channel 4 anthology series I Am…, and was largely improvised on set, something Page said he “wasn’t sure” he would be able to do.“It’s not normal as an actor working in film that you do a 23-minute take, 40-minute take…and so you get that exhilarating joy that you feel in acting,” he said. “It was just an absolute joy.”Last month, Page said he felt “incredibly angry and frightened” by the wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation coming into force in the US, specifically in the light of the Republican National Convention, which saw several politicians dialling up the rhetoric on the subject.“I think of, for example, the trans community, and how the vast majority of people don’t know or think they don’t know a trans person.

Elliot Page has spoken about the profound personal impact of his latest role, describing a sense of catharsis in playing a recently transitioned man visiting his family for the first time as his true self.

From facial wars to a penguin friend, wandering surfers and Haitian immigrants in Miami, the independent film market is fun, thoughtful, varied and contending with a faster cadence of high performing studio wide releases. That’s exhilarating on one hand but, indie distribution executives say, is making it increasingly difficult to date their films after having a pretty clear field for the first half of 2024.

The Umbrella Academy is back for a fourth and final season.Based on the comic book series written by Gerard Way, the series follows a dysfunctional group of superheroes who come together to solve the mystery of their father’s death and to prevent the impending apocalypse.The show’s cast includes Elliot Page, Tom Hopper, David Castaneda, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Robert Sheehan, and Aidan Gallagher.After the first season debuted in February 2019, the fourth season was released August 8, 2024 on Netflix.Like the previous seasons, the show is scored by Jeff Russo and Perrine Virgile, who have previously collaborated on Noah Hawley’s Fargo, Star Trek Picard and video game What Remains Of Edith Finch.The series features a wealth of licensed tracks across all six episodes, including songs by Muse, Cher, and Talking Heads.

The Umbrella Academy. Sheehan has played Klaus Hargreeves on the show since 2019 and in a new interview, has opened up about his intensive last day on set.The Netflix show officially comes to an end with season four.

The Umbrella Academy officially comes to an end with season four.Based on the comic book series written by Gerard Way, the series follows a dysfunctional group of superheroes who come together to solve the mystery of their father’s death and to prevent the impending apocalypse.The show’s cast includes Elliot Page, Tom Hopper, David Castaneda, Emmy Raver-Lampman, Robert Sheehan, and Aidan Gallagher. Steve Blackman serves as showrunner on the series.After the first season debuted in February 2019, the fourth and final season arrived on Netflix on August 8, 2024.Showrunner Steve Blackman has described the conclusion to the series as a “very natural ending” for the show in an interview with SFX magazine.“I knew how I wanted to end the show from [the] very beginning,” he said.

The stars of The Umbrella Academy are hitting the red carpet!

The Umbrella Academy aficionados are puzzling over the same question regarding the Hargreeves siblings' final Netflix foray.

Elliot Page has admitted he feels “incredibly angry and frightened” by the wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation coming into force across the US.The actor appeared on The View on Friday (July 26) to discuss the upcoming final season of Umbrella Academy and his recent memoir Pageboy, during which he was asked about the legislation and his advice for allies of the community.Page admitted that he was “incredibly sad about it and angry and frightened”, specifically following the Republican National Convention, which saw numerous high-profile politicians spreading anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric.“I think of, for example, the trans community, and how the vast majority of people don’t know or think they don’t know a trans person. The amount of misinformation and true, flat-out lies about our lives, who we are, our healthcare, spreads,” Page said.He continued: “I really want to encourage people to educate yourselves, to listen to trans people, to listen to trans youth, to listen to the parents of trans youth, many of whom were in denial about a certain situation, and if they have the means, having to flee certain states, are terrified that their children are going to be taken away from them when they’ve been doing everything they can to make sure that their child can feel loved and thrive in their lives.”Page came out as trans in December 2020.The fourth season of The Umbrella Academy, which is also its last, will premiere on Netflix on August 8.Earlier this month, showrunner Steve Blackman, co-creator of the show, has been accused of “toxic, bullying, manipulative and retaliatory behaviour” while working on the series by 12 former writers and support staffers on the show according to a report in Rolling Stone. One of the complaints include a