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ridiculously rad-looking series Warrior Nun, which premieres on Thursday, July 2; Charlize Theron's The Old Guard, which premieres on Friday, July 10; and Katherine Langford getting medieval for a new take on the Arthurian legend in Cursed, which drops on Friday, July 17.Netflix will also feature new takes on a couple of '90s classics, including Netflix's new version of Unsolved Mysteries, the first six episodes of which will drop on Wednesday, July 1, and a new adaptation of The Baby-Sitters Club, which will arrive on Friday, July 3. Then, a new limited series called Stateless, about a group of four strangers whose worlds collide at an Australian immigrant detention center, arrives on Wednesday, July 8.

13 REASONS Why star Katherine Langford revealed she was"too busy" to return as Hannah Baker for the Netflix show's finale. Hannah Baker was at the centre of the show's first season and has made sporadic appearances since then.

13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford has revealed why she wasn’t able to attend filming for the final episode of the Netflix drama.Langford’s character Hannah Baker does appear in the show’s finale, but via the producers adapting footage from an earlier episode.Now, Langford has saidthat she was too busy filming for another Netflix series Cursed to show up for the last shoot. The actor also revealed that she still hasn’t finished watching 13 Reasons Why despite starring in it.

Netflix's newest series, Cursed, is set to fill the Game of Thrones shaped hole in TV buffs' lives in the coming weeks.Airing on the streaming service next month, the brand-new trailer for the series teases some of the action, with battles and bloodshed in a misty fantasy world.The show is based on the bestselling book by Tom Wheeler and Frank Miller, with Wheeler directing the series himself.Cursed has been compared to The Witcher and Game of Thrones in the past – two shows that have gained a cult following in recent years.13 Reasons Why star Katherine Langford plays the lead character, Nimue, who has been mysteriously chosen to become a Queen known as the Lady of the Lake.Teasing the series, the Netflix synopsis reads: "After her mother's

After playing the beloved Hannah Baker on Netflix's 13 Reasons Why, Katherine Langford returns to the streaming service playing a much different character in the upcoming fantasy series Cursed.Netflix has released the first trailer for Cursed, a 10-episode series that re-tells the legend of King Arthur through a teenage sorceress named Nimue (Langford).According to Arthurian legend, Nimue would ultimately become the Lady in the Lake, though this series follows her teaming up with a young Arthur (Devon Terrell).

Netflix have shared a trailer for new fantasy show Cursed – watch it below.The show stars 13 Reasons Why‘s Katherine Langford as Nimue, a young woman tormented for her magical gifts.Cursed, which lands on Netflix on July 17, is based on a book by Tom Wheeler and Frank Miller. It reimagines the story of King Arthur with Lady Of The Lake as the hero.The new slo-mo trailer gives little away regarding the series, but is a taster of what looks set to be a deeply atmospheric show.The synopsis for Cursed reads: “After her mother’s death, she finds an unexpected partner in Arthur, a humble mercenary, in a quest to find Merlin and deliver an ancient sword.

Katherine Langford is getting medieval in her next adventure. The 13 Reasons Why star headlines Netflix's Cursed, based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Tom Wheeler and Frank Miller.

the list of new Netflix titles that are scheduled to arrive on the streaming service next month are stacking up.

Cursed, which is just about to be released onto the streamer.

Katherine Langford makes an emphatic return to Netflix in the new fantasy series “Cursed”.

Can you alter a legend? Netflix is willing to explore the answer as they bring to life the popular book “Cursed.” The usual Arthurian tales place the Lady of the Lake in the position of an enchantress, giving her a secondary role to King Arthur and his male counterparts. In this retelling, Nimue takes center stage as she finds herself gifted with a mysterious sword and the potentially dangerous aspects of a quest to find Merlin.