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Emmy-nominated TV and film producer Brooke Posch (Broad City, Difficult People) is launching Good&Done Entertainment.

Andrew Garfield and Daisy Edgar-Jones are teaming up again!

Brent Lang Executive Editor Sebastián Lelio, the Oscar-winning auteur behind “A Fantastic Woman,” will direct Andrew Garfield and Daisy Edgar-Jones in “Voyagers,” the story of the romantic relationship between astronomer and “Contact” author Carl Sagan and documentary producer and director Ann Druyan. The feature is produced by Ben Browning for FilmNation Entertainment, Lynda Obst, who guided “Contact” to the big screen, and Druyan herself. FilmNation Entertainment is set to launch global sales at the upcoming Cannes Market “Voyagers” unfolds in 1977 as NASA prepared to launch humanity’s first interstellar probes. A team led by Sagan sets out to create a message to accompany them, known as the Golden Record, which included music and images, for possible alien civilizations.  But what starts out as a race-against-the-clock mission blossoms into a love story between Sagan and Druyan. FilmNation Entertianment paired Druyan, who married Sagan in 1981, with screenwriters Lelio and Jessica Goldberg. They then wrote the original screenplay based on interviews with Druyan and many others who worked on the Golden Record project.

Here is another hot package set to hit the Cannes Market later this month as Sebastian Lelio has set Voyagers as his next film at FilmNation Entertainment with Andrew Garfield attached to play astronomer Carl Sagan and Daisy Edgar-Jones attached to play Ann Druyan.

Peacock has taken in for development Fear, a series based on the 1996 thriller film, from The Path creator Jessica Goldberg, Imagine Television and Universal TV, Deadline has confirmed.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Peacock is developing a series inspired by the 1996 film “Fear,” Variety has learned exclusively. Jessica Goldberg is set to write and executive produce the adaptation. Brian Grazer, who produced the film, is executive producing along with Ron Howard, Lilly Burns and Kristen Zolner, all via Imagine Television, which is also listed as an executive producer. Imagine Entertainment produced the original film. Universal Television is the studio behind the series, with Universal Pictures having distributed the film. Goldberg is currently under an overall deal at UTV. The official series logline states, “This modern series reinvention finds two young lovers in a psychological game of cat and mouse—but who’s the cat, and who’s the mouse? When David and Nicole first meet in Seattle, it feels like an epic, once-in-a-lifetime romance – but soon it becomes clear that the seemingly perfect couple is anything but. Told from conflicting points of view, the series wrestles with personal demons, hidden agendas and reframes the “he said she said” convention into a twist-filled suspense story about toxic relationships.”

Lily Rabe, best known for being in American Horror Story, has announced that she is pregnant with her third child by showing off her bump at a red carpet on Saturday.The star, 39 showcased her growing bump at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Opening Gala over the weekend. This will be Lily's third child that she shares with her long term partner Hamish Linklater, 45.The couple are well known for their privacy regarding their personal lives.

Lily Rabe revealed her pregnancy while cradling her baby bump on Saturday at a gala event in Los Angeles.The 39-year-old actress and her longtime partner Hamish Linklater, 45, are expecting their third child together, a representative confirmed Sunday to E! News.Lily and Hamish already have a daughter born in 2017 and a one-year-old daughter together. Baby bump:Lily Rabe revealed her pregnancy while cradling her baby bump on Saturday at a gala event in Los AngelesHamish also has 14-year-old daughter Lucinda from his marriage with playwright Jessica Goldberg, 46.Lily debuted her baby bump over the weekend at the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures Opening Gala.

ABC is remaking Australian political drama Total Control and has handed the project a pilot order.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla William Jehu Garroutte’s pilot “Dark Horse” has been picked up by ABC. Garroutte recently participated in ABC’s writing program and served as a story editor for the network’s “Stumptown.” “Dark Horse” hails from Universal Television and ABC Signature in association with Tel Aviv-based media company Keshet Studios.“Dark Horse” follows Alex Irving, a passionate Indigenous woman on her unconventional journey into politics, wherein she reckons with her own troubled past while juggling obligations to her family, culture and to a government that has never met anybody quite like her.

Clayton Davis For Anthony and Joe Russo, choosing their next project after making the all-time highest-grossing film “Avengers: Endgame,” was not easy. But after reading the novel “Cherry” by Nico Walker, the filmmaking duo saw a personal connection to the opioid epidemic that they witnessed first-hand within their community and their own family.From a script by their younger sister Angela Russo-Otstot, which she co-wrote with Jessica Goldberg, it’s a dramatic departure from their other work.

Away has been cancelled by Netflix after just one season, according to Deadline.The show, which starred Hilary Swank as American astronaut Emma Green leading an international crew on the first mission to Mars, aired earlier this year.The streaming platform has not released a statement on the cancellation of the show, which was created by Andrew Hinderaker alongside showrunner Jessica Goldberg.Reflecting on a potential second season last month, Away star Ray Panthaki told NME what potential he saw for his character, second-in-command Ram Arya.“I think there’s so much more to unpack in Ram,” the actor explained.

Angelique Jackson Apple Original Films will debut “Cherry,” the highly anticipated film from directors Anthony and Joe Russo, starring Tom Holland and Ciara Bravo. The film will debut in early 2021 on Apple TV Plus.In March 2019, Variety exclusively announced that the Russo brothers would re-team with the Marvel star for the project.

The new Netflix series Away, starring Hilary Swank, has been number one on the streaming service this week and fans are wondering what will happen in a possible second season.

, the series starring Hilary Swank as astronaut Emma Green on the first manned mission to Mars, is streaming on Netflix, showrunner Jessica Goldberg talks to ET about highlights from season 1, how the Obamas influenced the characters and what’s in store for season 2, if the space drama gets renewed.In the series created by Andrew Hinderaker () and executive produced by Jason Katims (), Emma is leading an international crew — Misha Popov​ (Mark Ivanir), Dr.

Away, now streaming on Netflix, was that rare jewel: a heartwarming family drama that showed real reactions to the (mostly) real situations playing out on screen. Think This Is Us or Friday Night Lights, just with more space travel. Swank plays Emma Green, the commander of the first-ever mission to Mars.

Lily Rabe and boyfriend Hamish Linklater secretly expanded their family in June when they welcomed baby No. 2, Us Weekly confirms.The American Horror Story alum, 38, announced her pregnancy news on Thursday, August 13, after giving birth.“Looking back at a day in May.

Hilary Swank stars in the upcoming Netflix drama as Emma Green, an astronaut leading the first mission to Mars. Rounding out the international crew are fellow astronauts Kwesi (Ato Essandoh), Misha (Mark Ivanir), Ram (Ray Panthaki) and Yu (Vivian Wu) — but just as the team embarks on their a 3-year mission to make history, Green must reconcile her decision to leave behind her husband (Josh Charles) and teenage daughter (Talitha Bateman) when they need her most. Watch the trailer for — created by Andrew Hinderaker and executive produced by Jason Katims and showrunner Jessica Goldberg — below. During a panel for the show at Netflix's Television Critics Association summer press day last week, Swank said she actually wanted to be an astronaut