Michelle Pfeiffer: Last News

Emmy winner Nick Offerman (The Last Of Us, Fargo) is set to star in Margo’s Got Money Troubles, joining Elle Fanning, fellow Emmy winner Nicole Kidman and Michelle Pfeiffer in the Apple TV+ series based on Rufi Thorpe’s novel. The eight-part series, set in the world of OnlyFans with a wrestling twist, hails from prolific TV creator David E. Kelley and A24, with Fanning and Kidman also executive producing.

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Nick Offerman is the latest addition to the upcoming Apple TV+ series “Margo’s Got Money Troubles,” Variety has learned. Offerman will star in the series alongside previously announced cast members Elle Fanning, Nicole Kidman, and Michelle Pfeiffer. The eight-episode show was ordered to series at Apple back in February after a multi-platform bidding war.

died at 68 from acute intoxication from drug use, including cocaine. A rep for the NY Chief Medical Examiner’s office told TMZ Thursday that Salazar died from the combined effects of cocaine, cyclobenzaprine — a muscle relaxant — and diphenhydramine, which is a type of antihistamine.

captioned the news on Instagram, tagging Elle Fanning, Nicole Kidman and Kelley’s production company.Up until now, Pfeiffer and Kelley had not worked together throughout their entire marriage due to the belief it would be “too risky.”The “What Lies Beneath” star first spoke about her marriage pact with Kelley during a 2021 interview with The New Yorker.“I’ve seen a lot of couples where they seem to have a really great marriage, and then they work together and next year they’re filing for divorce,” she told the outlet at the time.Pfeiffer and Kelley first met in 1993 after being set up on a blind date. “I was kind of nervous … and I’d had a couple of bad blind dates and I had sworn off of them, and my best friend said, ‘Please, just this last time, meet this guy, David Kelley,’ and I said, ‘OK,'” Pfeiffer once told Jimmy Kimmel.

Michelle Pfeiffer is set to star in Margo’s Got Money Troubles, joining Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman in the Apple TV+ series based on Rufi Thorpe’s novel. The project hails from prolific TV creator David E. Kelley — marking his first collaboration with his wife of 31 years, Pfeiffer — and A24. Both Fanning and Kidman also executive produce.

EXCLUSIVE: European streamer SkyShowtime will capitalize on the success of Yellowstone with the addition of upcoming sequel series The Madison to its lineup.

Taylor Sheridan’s Yellowstone universe has lassoed another offshoot — The Madison — into development.

Taylor Sheridan’s hit Yellowstone will likely not be ending with Season 5. Deadline has confirmed that negotiations are underway for a sixth season of the flagship drama to be headlined by Yellowstone standouts Kelly Reilly and Cole Hauser.

Matthew Fox is the latest star the cast of The Madison!

The cast for the upcoming new series The Madison is growing!

Joe Otterson TV Reporter Taylor Sheridan’s new “Yellowstone” spinoff “The Madison” is adding three new cast members. Patrick J.

Halle Berry is addressing the possibility of a Catwoman sequel.

ÁngelSalazar, the actor best known as Al Pacino’s trusted sidekick “Chi Chi” in the 1983 film Scarface, has died. Salazar passed away in his sleep at a friend’s home in Brooklyn, NY Sunday, his rep and longtime friend Ann Wingsong confirmed to TMZ. He was 68.

confirmed to TMZ.A friend went to check on the actor Sunday morning, and found his body in his bed.An official cause of death has not been revealed, however Wingsong said that Salazar suffered from several heart issues.The actor, who was born in 1956, landed the role of Chi Chi — the sidekick to Al Pacino’s iconic Tony Montana character — early on his career.The ganger blockbuster also starred Michelle Pfeiffer as Elvira Hancock, Montana’s mistress who ultimately becomes his wife, as well as Steven Bauer, who played Montana’s partner-in-crime Manny Ribera.The film became an instant cult classic, and earned Pacino a Golden Globe nomination for best actor.Salazar also appeared in several other films, including the 1980 film “Where the Buffalo Roam,” 1982’s “A Stranger is Watching,” and the 1984 film “The Wild Life.”The following year, he appeared in “Sylvester,” as well as the 1988 film “Punchline,” before securing a role on another hit film, 1993’s “Carlito’s Way,” which also starred Pacino.Salazar also appeared in several TV shows, including “On Our Own,” “The New $treetz Seriez,” “Jersey Mafia Chronicles,” and “In Living Color.”The actor also boasted a background in stand-up comedy, and went on to star in several HBO comedy specials.He was best known for coining the catchphrase, “Sheck it out!”Salazar also secured a returning role on the NBC series “Last Comic Standing.”His final performance was held earlier this month at Reno’s Silver Legacy resort and casino in Las Vegas.

Michelle Pfeiffer is officially joining the Yellowstone universe!

Michelle Pfeiffer will officially star in the next spinoff in the “Yellowstone” world, helmed by creator Taylor Sheridan. Called “The Madison,” the show will star Pfeiffer, 66, who will also exec produce. The show’s previous working title was “2024.” The story will follow a New York City family in the Madison River valley of central Montana.

MTV Entertainment Studios and 101 Studios officially announced Oscar nominee Michelle Pfeiffer will star in and executive produce Madison, Taylor Sheridan‘s next installment in the Yellowstone franchise, previously titled 2024.

Ethan Shanfeld Michelle Pfeiffer is heading to the ranch. The three-time Oscar nominee will star in and executive produce a “Yellowstone” spinoff series titled “Madison,” from creator Taylor Sheridan. The show, which was previously in development under the title “2024,” follows a New York City family in the Madison River valley of central Montana.

according to TV Line. This leaves Matthew McConaughey’s “Yellowstone” future up in the air. The show was formerly called “2024” but its title is now reporterdly “The Madison.” The outlet reports that its rumored to be about Stacy Clyburn, a wealthy matriarch, and her family as they move from New York City to Montana after her husband and brother-in-law die in a plane crash.

The next spin-off of the hit series Yellowstone is reportedly in talks with some big Hollywood names to lead the main cast. The fifth season of Taylor Sheridan's flagship Paramount drama will conclude this November, bidding farewell to star Kevin Costner, who left to pursue his next big-screen project, Horizon: An American Saga. All eyes will then turn to the upcoming chapter, tentatively titled The Madison.

Patrick J. Adams is the latest big name to surface for the upcoming Yellowstone contemporary spinoff series. The Suits star is expected to join previously rumored Michelle Pfeiffer and Kurt Russell in the Taylor Sheridan project, at one point titled 2024.