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Seth Rogen‘s new Hollywood satire series The Studio has arrived on Apple TV+, and it’s absolutely teeming with A-list cameos. Here, we reveal all of the major stars who pop up in the show.READ MORE: ‘The Studio’ review: Seth Rogen and an all-star cast take on HollywoodThe series sees Rogen play an executive called Matt Remick, who is promoted to be the head of the fictional Continental Studios as the film industry undergoes huge changes.The Studio was created by Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Alex Gregory, and Peter Huyck, and features a long list of A-list stars in both recurring and guest roles.Alongside Rogen, The Studio stars Catherine O’Hara, Ike Barinholtz, Chase Sui Wonders and Kathryn Hahn, while the likes of Charlize Theron, Zoë Kravitz, Martin Scorsese, Olivia Wilde and Zac Efron are just a few of the names who make short cameos.

Seth Rogen has recalled the pitch for Ridley Scott‘s rumoured Monopoly movie.READ MORE: ‘The Studio’ review: Seth Rogen and an all-star cast take on HollywoodOn the red carpet ahead of Variety and Apple TV+‘s Q&A screening of new series The Studio, the cast discussed the most memorable pitches and notes they’ve received while working in Hollywood.“It was a meeting with Ridley Scott,” Rogen said. “He was going to direct the Monopoly movie, and me and Evan [Goldberg] went into his office and he said, ‘Imagine a helicopter shot of Central Park.

Apple has created a real-life version of the Mac computer used in their hit show Severance.READ MORE: Was it Helly or Helena? ‘Severance’ cast answer your burning questionsVisit Apple’s website today (March 27) and you’ll find a new product in their Mac range – the Lumon Terminal Pro.Designed to look exactly like the computers that characters Mark (Adam Scott), Helly (Britt Lower) and Dylan (Zach Cherry) use in the Apple TV+ drama, it features with a black rollerball wheel, clacky blue keyboard and retro-style monitor, complete with a ‘Praise Kier’ message on screen.The Lumon Terminal Pro is not available for purchase – but the product page does have a link to a brand new ‘Behind the Mac’ featurette video, which demonstrates how director Ben Stiller and lead editor Geoffrey Richman edited the second season entirely on MacBooks.The (spoiler-filled) video provides fascinating insight into how Severance’s acclaimed season two finale was cut together, including Mr Milchick’s (Tramell Tillman) Choreography & Merriment marching band (which Tillman recreated just a few days after), Mark breaking Gemma (Dichen Lachman) free, and his final decision to run away with Helly R.Severance’s emotional, eventful season two finale aired on Friday March 21, with fans calling it a “masterpiece”.

Seth Rogen‘s new Hollywood satire series The Studio was inspired by The Office, it has been revealed.The show, which premieres this week on Apple TV+, sees the actor play an executive called Matt Remick, who is promoted to be the head of the fictional Continental Studios as the film industry undergoes huge changes.Speaking to The Guardian, Rogen explained that they used The Office as a touchstone for the show, notably the boss dynamic.“We talked a lot about The Office, which I love, and how the boss is the most tragic figure on the show,” he said.

Severance season two at PaleyFest 2025.The actor, who plays floor manager Seth Milchick in the Apple TV+ series, led members of the University of Southern California marching band in a surprise performance at a live Q&A panel event at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood on Friday night (March 21), just hours after the show premiered its season 2 finale. You can view footage below.The spectacle closely paralleled the unsettling celebration that Mr.

Apple, has taken to X (formerly Twitter) to announce that Severance has been renewed for season three.The post, which came just after midnight on Friday (March 21), responded to a tweet from show director Ben Stiller that said: “So some fans are asking for Season 3 of Severance. What do you say, @tim_cook?”Cook, whose Apple TV+ service produces the show, then quote-tweeted the request with a video that showed scenes from the show including characters at work, meetings, and numbers being sorted into a folder marked “3”. The end of the clip then said “Severance.

Severance reaching its finale, when can fans expect to see season three? Read on for all the latest.The Apple TV+ sci-fi psychological thriller series is set within the fictional Lumon Corporation and follows employee Mark Scout (Adam Scott), who agrees to a “severance” procedure where his work and personal life memories are split. The process leaves subjects with no recollection of their “outie” lives while working at Lumon and vice versa.Created by Dan Erickson and executive produced by Ben Stiller, it boasts a cast that also includes John Turturro, Christopher Walken, Gwendoline Christie and Patricia Arquette.After the success of the first season in 2022, including 14 Emmy nominations, the show returned on January 17 for season two.

Severance, but what was the fate of Mark and Gemma? Read on for the full breakdown.The Apple TV+ psychological thriller series is set within the fictional Lumon Corporation and follows employee Mark Scout (Adam Scott), who agrees to a “severance” procedure where his work and personal life memories are split. The process leaves subjects, or “innies”, with no recollection of their “outie” lives while working at Lumon and vice versa.Created by Dan Erickson and executive produced by Ben Stiller, it boasts a cast that also includes John Turturro, Christopher Walken, Gwendoline Christie and Patricia Arquette.After the success of the first season in 2022, including 14 Emmy nominations, the show returned on January 17 for season two.

Ben Stiller has promised that viewers won’t have to wait another three years for the third season of his hit Apple TV+ show Severance.READ MORE: Here’s every song in ‘Severance’ season two so farSpeaking on an episode of Jason and Travis Kelce’s New Heights podcast, the series director and executive producer hinted that, despite the fact a third season has not been officially confirmed yet, there is a plan in place.When asked by Travis “Are we going to have to wait three years for season three to come out?”, Stiller said: “No, no, the plan is not, definitely not. The plan is not, and hopefully we’ll be announcing what the plan is very soon.

Severance season two has been revealed, with the finale also promising a surprising amount of violence.A report by Dexerto has stated that the Australian Classification Board has revealed that Episode 10, titled Cold Harbour, will be one hour and 16 minutes long, and has been given a MA 15+ rating by the board for “strong violence and blood and gore.”It’s the highest rating for any episode of the show given by the advisory body, and a surprising description for a series that does not generally feature a lot of violence. The runtime is also significantly longer than other episodes in the show, with episode nine (The After Hours) lasting around 40 minutes.The second season of the Apple TV+ show has been warmly received by fans and critics, with many hailing episode seven in particular as a “masterpiece”.

Severance fans have descended on the real-life office where the Apple TV+ series is filmed.Bell Works, the former Bell Laboratories research centre in Holmdel, New Jersey is the setting for the show’s fictional Lumon Industries, where severed employees work in the series.Unlike the show, the building is actually where mobile phone communications were born and a lot of laser and fiber-optic technology were developed.

Anora spent $18million on the publicity campaign that led to its Oscar glory.The film, about a stripper who spontaneously marries the son of a Russian Oligarch while on a weekend trip to Las Vegas, won five awards at the March 2 ceremony. The haul included Best Picture, Best Director for Sean Baker, and Best Actress for star Mikey Madison.Tom Quinn, CEO of the film’s American distributor Neon, was a guest on The Town podcast and revealed that the awards season campaign spend amounted to $18million, three times what the film cost to make. This included print, online, and TV campaigns, as well as sending physical DVDs to awards voters.There has been some discussion around the film’s popularity at the box office, with the film’s worldwide total amounting to $41.6million.

Severance director Ben Stiller has revealed that former President Barack Obama was asked to be the voice of The Lumon Building in the hit show.In season two of the Apple TV+ series, during the Lumon Is Listening video, Keanu Reeves voices a cartoon version of the Lumon building, which is shown to staff to attempt to prove to them that the company cares about them.Appearing on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Stiller was asked if it really was the John Wick actor in the role, given that he was uncredited. “Yes, how cool is that?” he confirmed. “We reached out to him and he was like ‘Yeah, ok I’ll do it’ and we did it like a full-on recording session.

Odesza have shared an eight hour “music to refine to” mix inspired by Apple TV+’s Severance. Check it out below.Created by Dan Erickson and executive produced by Ben Stiller, the series, set within the fictional Lumon corporation, follows employee Mark Scout (Adam Scott) who agrees to a “severance” procedure where his work and personal life memories are split – so he has no recollection of his “outie” life while working at Lumon and vice versa.After a three-year hiatus, the show’s second season launched on Apple TV+ last month, and, it turns out, Odesza are “mega-fans” – according to the duo’s Harrison Mills.Mills and Clayton Knight have transformed the series’ score into a 23-minute mix that has been looped to create an eight hour piece of music – the same length of time as a normal work day.“We wanted to take people on a journey and give a wider breadth of music and play off and reinterpret Teddy’s score in a unique way,” said Mills in a recent interview with Billboard. “We put different chords under a lot of his melodies, while also trying to stay true to the vibe of the show, which is kind of creepy and subversive.

Severance have given a rapturous response to the latest episode of the show, with some calling it a “masterpiece”.Focusing on Mark (Adam Scott) and Gemma (Dichen Lachman), the episode shows flashbacks chronicling their separation and reunion under the influence of memory severance technology. Gemma is revealed to be held in company Lumon’s basement testing floor, unaware of her past with Mark, who works in the same building.The episode was directed by Canadian filmmaker Jessica Lee Gagné in her debut on the show, and one fan on X (formerly Twitter) was quick to celebrate her work.“Round of applause for Jessica Lee Gagné, director of #Severance S2 Ep7, her directorial debut” they said, before adding: “Masterpiece – 10/10 – no notes”.Round of applause for Jessica Lee Gagné, director of #Severance S2 Ep7, her directorial debut.

Vince Staples has made it clear that he wants to be in the next season of Severance, after an exchange with the series’ director Ben Stiller online.READ MORE: Here’s every song in ‘Severance’ season two so farSeason two of the hit Apple TV+ mystery show is streaming now, and back in November 2024 Stiller indicated to Collider that a third season is on the way.Rapper and actor Staples shared a post on X (formerly Twitter) on February 15 pitching himself for a role in that next season. He wrote: “Season 3 needs a Dominican intern call me @BenStiller”.Stiller responded by quoting Staples’ post, and wrote: “Lumon is listening.”Season 3 needs a Dominican intern call me @BenStiller— vince (@vincestaples) February 15, 2025Lumon is listening https://t.co/H2FflN7BOY— Ben Stiller (@BenStiller) February 15, 2025Staples made his name in the music industry with albums including 2017’s ‘Big Fish Theory’, 2021’s self-titled “slow-burn”, and 2022’s ‘Ramona Park Broke My Heart’.

Schmigadoon!, a rousing musical stage adaptation of the Emmy-winning Apple TV series.Series co-creator Cinco Paul, who wrote all the songs for the two seasons of the loving sendup of musicals, also wrote the book, music, and lyrics translating Schmigadoon! from TV to stage. Condensing season one of the series into a robust two acts, Paul provides the streamlined vessel, and director-choreographer Christopher Gattelli (Death Becomes Her) expertly steers it to the magical town of Schmigadoon and back.Gattelli also choreographed both seasons of the series, and knows his way around these songs, these characters, and this wacky little burg where life is like a Golden Age musical, with showtunes and situations inspired by Oklahoma!, The Music Man, The Sound of Music, Brigadoon, and more.Gattelli’s staging has a knack for moving and grouping the large cast of townspeople around Scott Pask’s playfully theatrical sets, drawing focus to exactly where it needs to be.

Severance delivered a seismic twist for viewers to chew over.Created by Dan Erickson, the sci-fi psychological thriller follows Mark Scout (Adam Scott), an employee at fictional corporation Lumon Industries, who agrees to a “severance” procedure where his memories between his work and private life are separated.Alongside Scott, the show’s cast includes Zach Cherry, Britt Lower, Tramell Tillman, Jen Tullock, Dichen Lachman, Michael Chernus, John Turturro, Christopher Walken, and Patricia Arquette.After the first season achieved acclaim in 2022, the second season debuted in January 2025.The fourth episode revolves around a snowy office retreat in Woe’s Hollow, and after making some discoveries related to Lumon founder Kier Eagan, Mark Scout, Dylan George, Helly Riggs and Irving Bailiff, along with manager Seth Milchick, find themselves spending the night in the woods.The group are huddled around a campfire when Irving interrogates Helly over what she saw in the outside world, suspecting she was lying about seeing a ‘night gardener’. In response, Helly cruelly makes a dig about his past lover Burt, which causes Irving to storm off.Irving spends the night in the woods alone and has a fever dream, where he appears to realise Helly is actually a member of the Eagan family, who founded Lumon.The next morning, Helly is confronted by Irving, who notes how Helly would never have made the cruel dig she did around the campfire.

Severance is back with a bang, and plenty of songs, in season two.Created by Dan Erickson and executive produced by Ben Stiller, the series, set within the fictional Lumon corporation, follows employee Mark Scout (Adam Scott) who agrees to a “severance” procedure where his work and personal life memories are split – so he has no recollection of his “outie” life while working at Lumon and vice versa.Other cast members include Britt Lower, Zach Cherry, Tramell Tillman, Jen Tullock, Dichen Lachman, John Turturro, Christopher Walken and Patricia Arquette. Sarah Bock, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson and Gwendoline Christie are among the new cast additions for season two.The show’s first season received 14 Emmy nominations, including Outstanding Drama Series.

Severance, what is the goat department and what does it mean? Read on for all the details.The new season launched on January 17 on Apple TV+, with new instalments arriving every Friday until its conclusion on March 21.The show, which was created by Dan Erickson and directed by Ben Stiller and Aoife McArdle, stars Adam Scott as Mark, an employee of Lumon Industries who consents to a “severance” program that separates his work and non-work memories. Christopher Walken, John Turturro and Patricia Arquette also star.Apple’s synopsis for season two reads: “In Severance Mark Scout (Adam Scott) leads a team at Lumon Industries, whose employees have undergone a severance procedure, which surgically divides their memories between their work and personal lives.“This daring experiment in ‘work-life balance’ is called into question as Mark finds himself at the centre of an unravelling mystery that will force him to confront the true nature of his work… and of himself.

Parks And Recreation, saying that it makes him “sad”.Speaking on a recent episode of the Happy Sad Confused podcast, Scott said that he hadn’t seen any of the much-loved sitcom in “a long time”.He said: “Honestly, because it makes me sad to see the show, because I miss them and I miss all the actors even though we’re constantly in touch and stuff, but I miss the time of making it.“It was a really joyful five years — for me, seven years for the show — getting to go work there every day with that group of people. We had so much fun and we’re making something that meant something to people; it meant something to us.”He continued: “I miss everybody.