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Carolyn Giardina Following Technicolor’s recent collapse amid financial difficulties, it has inked a deal to sell Technicolor Games to global language translation and AI tech business TransPerfect. Meanwhile the future of Technicolor’s other brands–VFX giant MPC, commercial VFX company The Mill, and Mikros Animation–is still uncertain. TransPerfect chief business officer Barnaby Wass told Variety that the companies had been in negotiations for several weeks but Technicolor was seeking a buyer to acquire its entire business.

J. Kim Murphy Laura Benanti may have led the Broadway revival of “She Loves Me” with Zachary Levi in 2016, but the actress certainly doesn’t share the sentiment of the title. Benanti opened up about the ill feelings she maintains about her former co-star this week on the That’s a Gay Ass Podcast, hosted by Eric Williams.

, but healthier (or at least that's what we tell ourselves) because you're cutting down on screen time while still being entertained. It's so wholesome you might as well be shopping for produce at a farmer's market. You are happy.

EXCLUSIVE: Zero Gravity Management has signed Arthur de Larroche, the writer, director and producer behind acclaimed indies Remy & Arletta and Clairevoyant. Reps for the filmmaker there will include Cameron Cubbison and Elissa Friedman.

God Of War Ragnarok originally had a very different plan for Kratos.At the end of 2018’s God Of War, protagonist Kratos sees a mural prophesying his own death, and the same image makes a reappearance early on in Ragnarok.In a new interview with MinnMax, narrative director at Sony Santa Monica, Matt Sophos spoke about Kratos’ promised demise.“There was the earliest, earliest draft of an outline that we had come up with, that we took to [director Eric Williams where] Kratos died in the Thor fight at the very beginning of the game,” he said (via VGC).“He was gonna die [but] it wasn’t a permanent death. What was going to happen [was that] he would get pulled out of Hell, essentially, by Atreus,” Sophos continued, before explaining there “was going to be a big time jump” of 20 years.He added that he doesn’t care about revealing this new information “because it doesn’t happen any more, so this is all fan fiction at this point.”Apparently, Williams was the one who vetoed Kratos’ death in God Of War Ragnarok though.​​“Eric was like, ‘I don’t want to do that, Kratos has died and come back from it too many times’,” Sophos explained.

Peacock has announced its True Crime Tuesday slate including originals Perfect World: A Deadly Game, Preaching Evil: A Wife on the Run With Warren Jeffs, and Sins of the Amish.

God of War: Ragnarok, with a variety of shields to use that can impact the god-slayer’s skills.While Kratos could use the Guardian Shield in 2018’s God of War, Ragnarok director Eric Williams confirmed in an interview with YouTuber Jon Ford that the sequel will feature “different shields, and they have different defensive options and abilities.”“The reason we’re doing this is we really want to open up expressive choice to the way that you build your Kratos, the equipment and loadout and things like that,” Williams added.