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TV audiences best know actress Carla Gugino for her recent work with Mike Flanagan on Netflix. But Gugino also has a long-time working relationship with another director, Sebastian Gutierrez.

TV audiences best know actress Carla Gugino for her recent work with Mike Flanagan on Netflix. But Gugino also has a long-time working relationship with another director, Sebastian Gutierrez.

Coronation Street fans think they have figured out Fern's downfall after she framed doppelgänger Bernie during Wednesday's episode in a jewellery heist. Only recently, Fern pretended to be Bernie and landed a job at a high-end cleaning agency, where she started working at an expensive jewellery shop. During the latest episode, Fern made sure Bernie had no alibi as she asked what her plans were that afternoon to which she admitted she was planning a quiet afternoon alone at home.

READ MORE: 'I was tormented by Britain's worst paedo – a millionaire who groomed me for years'It is thought to have been one of the largest heists ever successfully pulled off from inside a prison.Speaking of the case, attorney Byung J.

Berlin is coming!

Money Heist: Joint Economic Area has been shared at Netflix’s TUDUM preview event.Today (September 24), the streaming platform is sharing first looks at some of its upcoming programmes around the world, kicking off with a section dedicated to its Korean slate.TUDUM Korea began with an exclusive new clip from part two of the remake of Money Heist. It was introduced by Lee Hyun-woo, who plays Rio in the series, and shows a fatal face-off between former comrades.“The Joint Task Force tightens its grip as the genius heist team unravels its plan,” reads the official YouTube description.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Full and proper confirmation of a second season of mystery horror series “Hellbound” was high on the agenda of Netflix’s consumer-oriented Tudum presentation. Korean shows have repeatedly achieved top ratings among the streamer’s non-English roster, and last November’s release of “Hellbound” was the show that finally edged aside “Squid Game” after several weeks of breakthrough success. (The Tudum presentation offered “Squid Game” fans some extra footage that confirmed the identity of the mysterious ‘front man’. Take a look here.) “Hellbound” is derived from a webtoon created by series director Yeon Sang-ho, who previously directed “Train to Busan” and “Peninsula.” It featured otherworldly angels who emerged to condemn individuals to hell at a specific future time, minutes or years away.

An unseen clip from Squid Game has debuted at Netflix’s Tudum event in Korea, along with teasers from Money Heist: Korea and Hellbound season two.

Perez is featured in this three-part documentary! The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist is out now on Netflix!

Miguel Herran had a big premiere this past weekend at the 2022 San Sebastian Film Festival!

Isabel May may be a newcomer to Hollywood, but she’s enjoying breakout success on Taylor Sheridan‘s “Yellowstone” prequel series “1883.” Now she’ll star alongside Casey Affleck in “The Smack,” an upcoming indie heist thriller from director David M. Rosenthal.

Netflix just unveiled the trailer for its docuseries The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist - premiering September 21 - about seven teenagers who stole millions in 2008-2009 from celebrities like Paris Hilton.The 41-year-old hotel heiress-turned-DJ's home was robbed several times, so she was asked to be included in the show, but she 'respectfully declined.''She has no interest in reliving this after all these years,' an insider told Page Six on Tuesday. Premiering September 21! Netflix just unveiled the trailer for its docuseries The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist about seven teenagers who stole millions in 2008-2009 from celebrities like Paris HiltonOther victims of the Bling Ring included Lindsay Lohan, Rachel Bilson, Orlando Bloom and then wife Miranda Kerr, Megan Fox and then husband Brian Austin Green, and Audrina Patridge.'It was like they went shopping in my closet,' recalled the 37-year-old The Hills star, who had $43K of goods stolen including her passport.

Paris Hilton has "no interest" in reliving her robbery ordeal in 'The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist'. The 41-year-old star was the victim of a high-profile robbery more than a decade ago - but Paris won't be appearing in the new Netflix docuseries about a gang of teenage thieves in Los Angeles. A source told the New York Post newspaper's Page Six column: "She has no interest in reliving this after all these years.

Neon has locked down North American rights to the thriller How to Blow Up a Pipeline — a Toronto Film Festival breakout which had its world premiere as part of the 2022 festival’s Platform category — following a competitive situation.

Audrina Patridge became one of several high-profile celebrities whose homes were robbed by a group of high school teens, the former star is speaking out about the burglaries in the Netflix docuseries . “It was like they went shopping in my closet,” Patridge says. “After my house was broken into, I was the most terrified I’ve ever been in my entire life.”And she’s not the only one to speak out, as Alexis Haines nee Neiers and Nick Norgo nee Prugo, two of the central figures in what became known as the “Bling Ring” at the time, open up about the truth behind the robberies for the first time on camera. After both served jail time and saw their story retold onscreen by director Sofia Coppola, the two are speaking out -- and recounting their own version of events, detailing how the robberies started with unlocked cars outside of house parties before escalating to celebrity home break-ins that involved stealing jewelry, clothes and other items worth thousands of dollars. “I’ve always been the kind of person to do whatever I had to get what I wanted. But I never thought in my wildest dreams that it would reach the level of criminality that it did,” Norgo says, while Haines adds, “I didn’t come here to save face.

Jaime Lorente and Maria Pedraza, who used to be a real-life couple after working together on multiple projects, are at the same premiere!

Money Heist remains one of Netflix’s top shows, months after the final episodes debuted on the streaming service. We decided to take a look back at the popularity of the cast through the years.

10 Chambers, the studio behind GTFO, has unveiled the next game that the studio is working on during an interview with NME.Speaking at Gamescom 2022, 10 Chambers’ creative director and CEO Ulf Andersson shared a little on what to expect from the developer’s next game, which will be a techno-thriller heist shooter focused on co-op play.Andersson, the game designer of Heat-inspired heist games Payday and Payday 2, admitted that he felt there was more he wanted to do with the heist genre. “It feels like it’s an unclosed chapter, right?” Ulf says, “I gotta do that properly.”“So for me, this game is a game that just has to be made.” adds Andersson.

Chris Cornwell, who has written on A Discovery of Witches and Strike Back, has created and written a heist  drama A Theft of Lies (working title) for Germany’s ZDF Studios and British indie Three Tables Productions.

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Kim Kardashian's alleged thief "doesn't care" about the robbery that left the reality star fearing for her life.The 41-year-old SKIMS founder was targeted during a devastating robbery in Paris in 2016.Yunis Abbas, one of the alleged thieves, has spoken out about the crime, revealing that he doesn't feel any guilt at all for the heist he took part in and devised himself.READ NEXT: Kim Kardashian admits her biggest fear as she exposes curves in skintight wetsuitHe is one of a group of men who were arrested for the burglary that saw Kim tied up at gunpoint in her lavish hotel room while taking around £8.4million ($10 million) worth of jewellery.Speaking to VICE News, he has said that he was the one who came up with the idea to rob the mother of four after he saw her flaunting her jewels online."Since she was throwing money away, I was there to collect it, and that was that. Guilty? No, I don't care," he told the publication while laughing.He then reiterated that he "doesn't care" about the crime he committed with his pals who were dubbed the "grandpa robbers' because the men were in their 60s and 70s at the time.Abbas also spoke to the outlet about how Kim was traumatised."You don't come out of it unscathed.