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Andrew Lloyd Webber will add several new songs and a brief word to the title of Bad Cinderella – formerly, in London, just Cinderella – when the musical opens on Broadway next spring.

True Detective fans are speculating whether season four will see the return of one of the series’ most well-known characters, following some clear links between the different seasons.The fourth instalment in the crime drama series, titled True Detective: Night Country, aired earlier this month on HBO. Starring Jodie Foster in a lead role as Detective Liz Danvers, who is investigating the disappearance of eight men from an Alaskan research station, critical reviews of the series have been largely positive.After the second episode of the latest series aired on Sunday (January 21) some fans are beginning to notice links to the first season of True Detective, which starred Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson and premiered in 2014.In the latest episode of True Detective: Night Country, Fiona Shaw’s character, Rose, is led by a mysterious presence to some missing bodies in the snow.

True Detective series has been released, with Jodie Foster starring as police chief Liz Danvers.True Detective: Night Country, which premiered on HBO on January 14, follows the investigation into the mysterious disappearance of eight men from a research station in Alaska.Directed and co-written by Issa López, the series also stars Kali Reis, Killing Eve’s Fiona Shaw and Oscar-nominated actor, John Hawkes. The second episode is set to air on January 21.What is the theme song for True Detective: Night Country?The fourth series features a well-known song by a Grammy-winning pop artist as its theme song.

Taylor Swift’s live show was actress Sandra Oh.The moment took place at one of Taylor Swift’s recent US shows during her extensive ‘Eras’ tour, when two fans asked another audience member to snap a picture of them together to mark the occasion.It was only after the gig that it dawned on them that the person who they asked was none other than famous actress and Grey’s Anatomy star, Sandra Oh.Sharing a brief clip of the moment on her TikTok page, concertgoer Neen (@secondhandshroom) wrote: “I will never ever get over this… Asking a super nice lady to take our picture at the bottom of our section before the Eras Tour.”In the footage, a live video is shown of someone taking a photo of Neen and her friend at the show. The video then cuts to images of Oh in her medical scrubs while on the set of the hit medical drama, with the text overlay reading “She looks so much like Cristina Yang from Grey’s Anatomy!”The video has since gone viral and accumulated over seven million views on the platform.

Fifth Season, the company formerly known as Endeavor Content, is cutting around 12% of its workforce as a result of the impact of the dual Hollywood strikes.

Luke Evans and Callum Scott Howells are among the stars of upcoming BBC drama The Way from Michael Sheen, James Graham and Adam Curtis.

EXCLUSIVE: Former Fifth Season COO Tim Robinson, who recently left the company, was let go following an allegation of misconduct, Deadline can reveal. 

EXCLUSIVE: Fifth Season’s COO Tim Robinson has left the Severance producer after four years.

The Queen's state funeral yesterday after many queried why she was there. A clip of the Killing Eve star looking sombre as she slowly walked down Westminster Abbey's aisle was widely shared on social media as many shared their thoughts. The 51-year-old remembered the late monarch wearing a black dress and a fascinator.Sandra was invited to the funeral as she is a part of the Canadian delegation, alongside musician Gregory Charles and Olympic gold medallist swimmer Mark Tewksbury.The Order of Canada, founded by the Queen in 1967, was created to honour outstanding achievement, dedication to the community and general service to the nation across all areas of society.She was given an Order of Canada following her success in the BBC drama Killing Eve opposite Jodie Comer.Bear Grylls apology for smiling as he arrived at Queen's state funeralAfter the event, the 51-year-old actress shared what it was like to be a part of the historic day.Taking to her Instagram page, she wrote: "Proud to represent [Canada] w/ my fellow Order of Canada & Valour recipients @gregorycharlesofficiel @marktewks @palmerlp26 at Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II funeral at Westminster Abbey today."(sic)She went on to share various pictures of herself at the event with her colleagues.After her appearance was seen on television, many flocked to social media to question why she was invited.Twitter user JordanVR commented: "Not Sandra Oh representing Canada at the Queen’s funeral??? This was not on my 2022 bingo card.""There wasn’t anyone in Canada more worthy of being at the Queen’s funeral than Sandra Oh.

Queen’s funeral. The “Killing Eve” and “Grey’s Anatomy,” star, 51, didn’t just attend because she’s a popular celeb: She was appointed to the Order of Canada as an Officer in June this year, which is the country’s second highest civilian honor and was created by the Queen in 1967. It was created to honor people who have had “outstanding achievements, service to the nation, and dedication to the community.”The Golden Globe winning Canadian-Korean actress, who most recently starred as Eve in the hit thriller “Killing Eve,” attended the funeral in that capacity, as part of the Canadian delegation, which is led by by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau.

Endeavor Content’s newly-rebranded Fifth Season has signalled major international intentions with the hire of Ben Irving, the BBC’s former Acting Drama Director whose exec producer credits include His Dark Materials, Doctor Who and Gentleman Jack.

Primetime Emmy Awards are set to take place this evening in the US, and you can find out all the info you need to know here.When is it happening?The Emmys will air on Monday, September 12, beginning at 8pm ET for US viewers.Where is it happening?The ceremony takes place at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California, returning to the venue for the first time since 2019.How can I watch it in the UK?The Emmys will be available to stream for UK viewers on the show’s official website, as well as YouTube and Facebook. The show will start at 1am GMT on Sunday, September 13.

Endeavor Content has got a new name.

Killing Eve.In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, the actor said she was approached to star in the BBC series but rejected the offer due to family commitments in the US.Rudolph said: “But there was no way I was about to move to Europe for months. Like, how?”Sandra Oh, who was cast as Eve Polastri in Killing Eve, went onto win the Golden Globe for Best Actress for the role in 2019.Since Killing Eve began in 2018, Rudolph has starred in numerous films and TV shows, including the role of Judge Gen in The Good Place and voicing various characters in Netflix series Big Mouth.She also starred as Gale in Paul Thomas Anderson film, Licorice Pizza, which won Best Original Screenplay at this year’s BAFTAs.Rudolph’s next role is in Apple TV+ comedy series Loot, alongside Michaela Jae Rodriguez, Joel Kim Booster, Nat Faxon and Ron Funches.

Even though she has starred in a number of other projects, even a massive TV role in “Grey’s Anatomy,” Sandra Oh’s career really reached a new level with the lead in “Killing Eve.” The show earned her numerous awards and nominations, including three Primetime Emmy noms, and is clearly the biggest highlight of her career, thus far. But Oh wasn’t the only actress up for the role of Eve in BBC America’s award-winning series.

Squid Game breakout star Jung Hoyeon and Killing Eve actress Sandra Oh recently came together to discuss what it’s like being at the forefront of Korean-American representation.In a new instalment of Variety’s Actors on Actors conversation series, the two the actresses sat down to chat about the growing amount of Korean-American and Asian-American representation in the media during the past few years.“I think that we both feel like being here together, having this conversation and being shot together is very special – and I’m curious about your point of view,” said Oh, who was born to Korean immigrants in Canada. “This is a real change for us as Korean-Americans, and I’ve been always interested in the native Korean perspective.”The South Korean model-turned-actress the shared her view on what it’s like being a native Korean in media, specially following the success of Squid Game.

Jodie Comer has been photographed being mobbed by adoring fans after performing in Prima Facie on Thursday evening. The Killing Eve actress, 29, plays slick working-class criminal defence lawyer, Tessa, with a skill for successfully defending those accused of sexual assault in a 100-minute monologue. The performance appeared to go down very well with fans, who mobbed the actress outside London’s Harold Pinter Theatre on Thursday night. Jodie was seen wearing a black face mask, black coat and baker boy hat as she signed autographs for fans waiting outside. Many had photos of the actress in their hands and their phone cameras out to capture the moment as she smiled and waved at the crowds. Assistants were also seen loading up the boot of her waiting car with several large bouquets, including a bunch of orange tulips. Jodie appeared to be smiling beneath her mask as she gamely interacted with her fans who had watched her perform. She plays the young barrister in Prima Facie, who vilifies the victims of the rape suspects she defends until she is sexually assaulted and forced to go up against the system.The play is written by Australian-British former lawyer Suzie Miller and is directed by Justin Martin.Jodie’s interaction with fans comes days after she was whisked from the theatre following a security incident, with reports she would no longer be meeting people outside after the show. The actress was ‘whisked’ through a separate exit to normal last week after The Sun reported one man outside was exhibiting ‘worrying’ behaviour by trying to get underneath a shutter.The man had arrived dressed in a black suit and carrying a bunch of flowers before attempting to meet Jodie, to the concern of security staff.One fan told The Sun

Jodie Comer was reportedly involved in a ‘security scare’ after a performance of her one-person show, Prima Facie, at the Harold Pinter Theatre.The Killing Eve star, 29, made her West End debut this spring as criminal barrister Tessa in the show’s limited nine-week season.It comes as no surprise that Jodie’s performance has received rave reviews, with fans truly blown away by her talents.However, the actress is said to have been at the centre of a commotion recently when one gentleman tried to meet her outside the venue.Jodie has been meeting fans outside the theatre after each performance, signing autographs and taking selfies.But, according to The Sun, one person was exhibiting ‘worrying’ behaviour by trying to get underneath a shutter.As a result, she was ‘whisked’ out of a separate exit to the one she normally uses.Dressed in a black suit, the man carried a bunch of flowers and attempted to meet the Free Guy star last Saturday, to the concern of security staff.Consequently, the publication adds that Jodie will no longer be meeting fans outside the Harold Pinter Theatre to ‘protect her as much as possible.’One fan told The Sun that, since the crowd was mostly made up of young girls, ‘this man was very out of place.’‘He was scrolling through images of Jodie on his phone.

The Emmy winner stars as Tessa in the play, a barrister who loves to win, after working her way up from working-class origins to be at the top of her game.Directed by Justin Martin, the production features set and costume design by Miriam Buether, lighting design by Natasha Chivers, sound design by Ben and Max Ringham, music by Rebecca Lucy Taylor, and video by Willie Williams for Treatment Studio.Prima Facie is produced by James Bierman for Empire Street Productions, along with Echo Lake Entertainment, Faliro House, Filmnation Entertainment, L.T.D. Productions, and Moudy Al Rashid.Jodie recently revealed her reasons for giving up a leading role in the Ridley Scott-directed Napoleon. “That decision was actually taken out of my hands.The scheduling kept changing, and I was always committed to the play," she said. “So it came to a point where it was impossible to do both.

Killing Eve author Luke Jennings has criticised the finale of the TV series for “bowing to convention”.After four seasons, the series concluded earlier this month in a finale that saw Eve (Sandra Oh) and Villanelle (Jodie Comer) infiltrate a meeting of The Twelve on the Dixie Queen boat. However, the latter is fatally shot before they jump into the Thames together.Jennings, who wrote 2017’s Codename Villanelle on which the series is based, has since called out the show’s ending for adhering to the trope of killing off same-sex lovers.“When Phoebe Waller-Bridge and I first discussed Villanelle’s character five years ago, we agreed that she was defined by what Phoebe called her ‘glory’: her subversiveness, her savage power, her insistence on lovely things,” Jennings wrote in the Guardian.

Killing Eve spin-off is in early development, according to reports.The series, which hasn’t yet been green-lit, is said to focus on the early life of MI6 spymaster Carolyn Mertens, who is played by Fiona Shaw in the original series.Deadline reports that it understands that Sid Gentle Films is in discussions to produce the spin-off, which would come to BBC America and AMC Networks if given the thumbs up. No timetable on delivery has been given.The US publication added that it’s unclear whether the new show would air on BBC America (it’s broadcasted on the BBC in the UK) or another AMC Networks-owned channel or streaming service.