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Joe Otterson TV Reporter Zazie Beetz is set to star in Steven Soderbergh’s upcoming HBO Max limited series “Full Circle,” Variety has learned. Variety exclusively reported the show had been ordered at HBO Max back in August 2021. Soderbergh will direct all six episodes and executive produce, with Ed Solomon writing and executive producing. Casey Silver will also executive produce. The three previously worked together on the HBO Max film “No Sudden Move.” Per the official description of the series, “An investigation into a botched kidnapping uncovers long-held secrets connecting multiple characters and cultures in present day New York City.” Exact details on Beetz’ character are being kept under wraps.

Atlanta is coming to a close with its fourth and final season this September. After a particularly ambitious season of the popular comedy that stretched its legs in theme and storytelling, thrusting our characters out of the titular city onto a different continent and featuring half a season’s worth of capsule episodes that explored the effects of white supremacy on both sides of American society, fans can expect more of the classic Atlanta style as the show prepares to take its final bow.

Donald Glover’s acclaimed FX series, . The final season will debut in September, bringing our travel-weary crew back to their homestead in the A.The network dropped a brief teaser, featuring Glover, Zazie Beetz, Brian Tyree Henry and LaKeith Stanfield as they come together in front of a liquor store, surrounded by a surreal series of callbacks to previous episodes.

Summer movie premiere season is in full swing. Naturally, celebs and stars of summer’s blockbuster hopefuls flock to red carpet screenings across the globe promoting and supporting the movies we’re running to in an effort to beat the sweltering heat.

Stefani Robinson isn’t interested in playing it safe. As the sole woman on the writing team for Atlanta on FX, she’s constantly finding a unique angle from which to illustrate a point or convey a feeling that most of us know all too well. “I just like telling stories.

season 3 closes out with a bang as it follows Van (Zazie Beetz) on a very unexpected, emotional journey through Paris, which includes a wild interaction with a surprise cameo by Alexander Skarsgård. And executive producer Stefani Robinson breaks down what is easily one of the FX series’ best episodes yet. [: Spoilers for the season 3 finale, “Tarrare,” written by Stefani Robinson and directed by Donald Glover.]While the season was split between stories about the curse of whiteness and following the gang — Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry), Darius (LaKeith Stanfield), Earn and Van -- as they travel through parts of Europe, the finale focuses squarely on Van, whose story has largely played out in the background of previous episodes. “We really wanted to do a Van solo episode,” Robinson tells ET, using it to address why she showed up in Europe in the first place.

is back – and in a big way. The acclaimed series starring Donald Glover, Brian Tyree Henry, LaKeith Stanfield and Zazie Beetz picks up with the group amid a tour of Europe.

Donald Glover has discussed his decision to end Atlanta after season four.Last month, FX confirmed that Glover’s award-winning comedy-drama series will bow out with its fourth season. Speaking at the SXSW premiere of Atlanta’s third season, set to be released on March 24, Glover addressed the decision.“All good things end,” Glover told Variety. “It felt like it was time to end.

Selome Hailu It’s been almost four years since the last episode of the Donald Glover-created FX comedy “Atlanta” aired in 2018. But Glover, one of pop culture’s most mythic figures, finally re-emerged on Saturday to premiere the first two episodes of Season 3 on the closing night of the South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas.Season 3 was shot in tandem with Season 4, which FX announced would be the final installations of the show. Glover, who also stars as Earnest “Earn” Marks, didn’t mince words about the decision to wrap things up.“All good things end.

Donald Glover and other members of the Atlanta cast and crew attended the show's season three premiere at Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas during the South by Southwest Film Festival.The actor, 38, was joined by his co-star Zazie Beetz, screenwriters Stefani Robinson and Stephen Glover and director Hiro Murai at the red carpet event on Saturday.Atlanta follows Earn (Donald Glover) as he attempts to manage his cousin Alfred's (Brian Tyree Henry) rap career in Atlanta while simultaneously trying to be a good father to his young daughter and friend to his on-again, off-again partner Vanessa (Zazie Beetz). Walking the red carpet:Donald Glover and other members of the Atlanta cast and crew attended the show's season three premiere at Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas The first two seasons of the show received critical acclaim including five Emmy Award wins and two Golden Globe victories as well.Atlanta's newest season was filmed in London, and the show's fourth and final season has also reportedly already been shot.

The Harder They Fall, starring Jonathan Majors, Zazie Beetz and Idris Elba. It is a headbangingly, flesh-splatteringly freaky debut from Jeymes Samuel that reclaims the African-American side of the genre. The drumbeat of brutality became a bit too uniform for me, but it it stylishly made.

The cast of No Exit gathers up for a group pic at the premiere of the series held at Westwood iPic Theaters on Wednesday night (February 23) in Los Angeles.

Donald Glover’s hilarious opus Atlanta on FX is coming to a close. It had already been announced that the show’s third season is slated to premiere on March 24 with Season 4 scheduled to come along sometime in late fall. However, FX CEO John Landgraf just revealed at the Television Critics Association’s virtual winter press tour that the fourth season of the Emmy-winning comedy will also be its last.“The fourth and final season is slated to debut in the same manner this fall,” Variety reports Landgraf said during the meeting. “The new season is everything you’ve come to expect from ‘Atlanta,’ which is to say, expect the unexpected.

according to Deadline.“To be honest, I wanted to end it at Season 2,” the 38-year-old actor, musician, writer, comedian, director and producer said. “Death is natural … When the conditions are right for something, they happen, and when the conditions aren’t right, they don’t happen. Things start to get weird … you can’t do too much.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeDonald Glover originally wanted to end “Atlanta” after Season 2. But now that the show will indeed wrap after this year’s back-to-back third and fourth seasons, the star/creator/executive producer/writer/director/executive music producer told reporters on Thursday that he felt the time was truly right.“Death is natural,” he said during FX’s portion of the Television Critics Association winter press tour. “I feel like when the conditions are right for something, they happen, and when the conditions aren’t right, they don’t happen.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans EditorProps, set pieces and costumes are on display as part of Netflix’s Artisan Experience, a interactive online exhibit where fans can engage with contenders including “The Harder They Fall” and get an in-depth look at all aspects of the film including directing, writing, cinematography, production design, costume design, hair & makeup, editing and sound.On hand to walk viewers through the physical exhibit — which moved online to be cautious — were director, songwriter, screenwriter and producer Jeymes Samuel and costume designer Antoinette Messam.The all-star cast also features Jonathan Majors, Zazie Beetz and Delroy Lindo — an all-Black principal cast leading their way through the West. Nat Love (Majors) seeks revenge on the man who killed his parents, but also finds love along the way.