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Glee is no longer on air, but die-hard Gleeks are able to get an idea of what their fav actors would sound like if they were to cover new songs with the magic of AI.

Harvey Keitel is to star in Sky/Peacock’s upcoming TV adaptation of The Tattooist of Auschwitz.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Harvey Keitel has signed on to star in the Sky and Peacock TV adaptation of the Heather Morris novel “The Tattooist of Auschwitz.” Keitel joins previously announced cast members Jonah Hauer-King, Gita Furman, Melanie Lynskey and Jonas Nay in the series. Per the official description, the show “is inspired by the heart-breaking true-life story of Lale and Gita Sokolov. Lale (Hauer-King) arrived at Auschwitz-Birkenau in 1942, and shortly after arrival, he was made one of the tätowierer (tattooists), charged to ink identification numbers onto fellow prisoners’ arms. One day, he meets Gita (Próchniak) when tattooing her prisoner number on her arm. They experience love at first sight, and so begins a life-affirming, courageous, unforgettable, and human story. Under constant guard from a volatile SS officer Baretzki (Jonas Nay), Lale and Gita became determined to keep each other alive.”

Peacock and Sky have set the cast for their adaptation of The Tattooist of Auschwitz. 

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Jonah Hauer-King (“The Little Mermaid”) and Anna Próchniak (“Baptiste”) are starring in the limited event series adapted from Heather Morris’s “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” for Sky and Peacock. Now in production, the Peacock Original series is being produced by Synchronicity Films and will be entirely directed by Tali Shalom-Ezer, whose past credits include “Princess.” Claire Mundell and Jacquelin Perske are executive producers. A global bestseller, “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” has sold more than 12 million copies around the world. “In Auschwitz, a factory of death and dehumanisation, Lale and Gita’s love story is an act of defiance,” said Shalom-Ezer. “It is the choice to remain human. I’m inspired and honoured to bring this story to life, alongside the talented team of people assembled,” Shalom-Ezer continued.

UPDATE: Discovery+ and ID have unveiled a trailer for the series, which you can watch above. It will launch on January 16.

Four former stars of Glee are remembering the life and work of their late co-star Naya Rivera.The hosts of the And That's What You REALLY Missed podcast, Jenna Ushkowitz, Kevin McHale, were joined by Heather Morris, and Chris Colfer for its Snixxmas Special Charity Drive in the Burbank neighborhood of Los Angeles. According to People, the event was held in honor of Rivera, who was known for throwing annual Snixxmas parties during the holidays, and to benefit the Alexandria House, a transitional home for women and children in Los Angeles that was championed by Rivera over the years. Heather Morris (left) and Chris Colfer (right) joined And That's What You Really Missed hosts Kevin McHale and Jenna Ushkowitz for the podcast's Snixxmas Special Charity Drive Fond look back: The Snixxmas Special Charity Drive was in honor of late Glee star Naya Rivera, who passed away during an accident on a lake in July 2020During the special, the Glee alums reminisced about their favorite memories of Rivera and what it was like to work with the late actress during the six seasons it ran on Fox from 2009 to 2015. Morris played cheerleader Brittany S.

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On Wednesday, Glee alum Heather Morris revealed that her late leading lady Naya Rivera once confronted her over her eating disorder while they were on tour with the cast in 2010.'[Naya] herself had had eating disorders, and she was very open about it in her [2016 memoir Sorry Not Sorry],' the 35-year-old SAG Award winner recalled on Jenna Ushkowitz and Kevin McHale's podcast And That's What You REALLY Missed.'So she of course was the first to speak up about it and just say "I don't know what's going on with you, but I feel like something is happening." Just was trying to be there in a way, and I just completely blew it off.' RIP: On Wednesday, Glee alum Heather Morris (L) revealed that her late leading lady Naya Rivera (R) once confronted her over her eating disorder while they were on tour with the cast in 2010 The 35-year-old SAG Award winner recalled on Kevin McHale and Jenna Ushkowitz's podcast And That's What You REALLY Missed: '[Naya] herself had had eating disorders, and she was very open about it in her [2016 memoir Sorry Not Sorry]. So she of course was the first to speak up about it and just say "I don't know what's going on with you, but I feel like something is happening." Just was trying to be there in a way, and I just completely blew it off'By that point, Heather was so unhealthy her period had stopped and she would refuse to eat anything at the food hall as her castmates watched on helplessly.'[Naya] had probably got the hint like "Oh, okay.

Scissors has been revealed to be Glee star Heather Morris, who has been crowned the winner of The Masked Dancer.

Less than gleeful relationships. Lea Michele made headlines in June 2020 when Samantha Marie Ware, who played Jane Hayward on season 6 of Glee, accused her of bullying.

Marta Balaga Sky Studios has confirmed its commitment to premium content at MIA Market in Rome. “When we say premium, we talk about mature, provocative, sophisticated storytelling,” said Meghan Lyvers, director of original drama at Sky Studios U.K. Noting the company’s interest in prestige, high-end limited series (“‘Chernobyl’ was an incredible example of that”), “blockbuster” event series, but also ones that can potentially return. An adaptation of Heather Morris’ novel “The Tattooist of Auschwitz” is in the works, which will see Sky partnering up with Peacock. TNT has acquired “The Lazarus Project,” while crime series “A Town Called Malice,” created by Nick Love and launching next spring, will be a “love letter” to the 1980s.

EXCLUSIVE: Talk Show The Game Show creator Guy Branum has set up two broadcast comedy projects. NBC has taken in for development Le Coq, from Todd Milliner and Sean Hayes’ Hazy Mills Productions and Universal TV, where Hazy Mills is based, while ABC has bought the pitch for Outer Calistoga, from Aline Brosh McKenna’s Lean Machine and ABC Signature, where Lean Machine is based.

Glee's behind-the-scenes controversies which rocked the foundations of the wholesome TV show are to be explored in a new documentary series.The three-part series will examine the countless scandals among the show's cast, including Mark Salling, who killed himself after pleading guilty to child pornography charges, Cory Monteith's heroin overdose, accusations of -on-set bullying by Lea Michele and the shock drowning of Naya Rivera.The untitled Discovery+ and ID series will feature interviews with cast and crew members who will share memories of their time on the Fox show, as well as previously unheard testimonials from family and friends.Glee ran for six seasons from 2009 to 2015 and throughout its time on air and the years following, trauma has reigned supreme - leading to claims of a 'Glee Curse'. The programme centred on the William McKinley High School Glee club and starred Lea, Matthew Morrison, Cory, Darren Criss, Chris Colfer, Jane Lynch, Amber Riley, Mark, Heather Morris and Kevin McHale. Glee Curse: Glee's behind-the-scenes controversies which rocked the foundations of the wholesome TV show are to be explored in a new documentary series (Pictured top row L-R: Chord Overstreet, Harry Shum Jr., Naya Rivera, Dianna Agron, Iqbal Theba, Heather Morris, Chris Colfer and Jane Lynch.

EXCLUSIVE: Discovery+ and ID are exploring the real story behind Fox’s hit series Glee.

A reunion that won’t happen. Chris Colfer recently passed on the chance to see fellow Glee alum Lea Michele in Funny Girl — and he has no plans to check out her performance in the future.

EXCLUSIVE: Wiip has optioned The Memo, the forthcoming novel by former Wall Street Journal reporters Rachel Dodes and Lauren Mechling.

Lea Michele is reflecting a bit on her major Glee controversy. And she’s moving the focus from her responsibility to her… pregnancy.

on the set of as she heads into her coveted role as Fanny Brice in the Broadway revival of Funny Girl. In a new New York Times interview, chaulks up complaints about her behavior on Glee as a simple matter of “perfectionism” gone awry. “I have an edge to me,” she said, per , regarding co-star claims that Michele created a hostile work environment.

takes over the role of Fanny Brice in “Funny Girl” Sept. 6 — infamously replacing former leading lady Beanie Feldstein, who left the production amid a swirl of rumors earlier this summer.Michele addressed the online hate over her casting — as well as past claims she bullied her castmates in a profile published on Thursday.“I feel more ready than I ever have before, both personally and professionally,” the “Spring Awakening” star told the New York Times about coming back to her theater roots.She’s keen for a fresh start two years after her former “Glee” co-stars Samantha Marie Ware and Heather Morris alleged she bullied them both, with Ware accusing her of racist, “traumatic microaggressions.”When the bombshell claims were first dropped in 2020, Michele apologized for her actions, saying in a statement at the time that she “clearly acted in ways which hurt other people.”Now, the “Scream Queens” actress is admitting she had an “intense time of reflection” about her notorious behavior, noting she felt like she was in “semi-robotic state” in an effort to stay perfect.“I have an edge to me.

Lea Michele, who begins performances as Fanny Brice in Broadway’s Funny Girl revival next week, says she believes much of the recent online vitriol and trolling against her is sexist, and specifically dismisses the bizarre rumor that she can’t read or write as “sad.”