spinoffs: Last News

Graham Bensinger, the Emmy-winning actor, 53, talked about the axed spinoff, which would have followed Cameron (Stonestreet), his husband, Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson), and their daughter, Lily (Aubrey Anderson Emmons), after their family left California and headed to Missouri. “I don’t think it’s potential anymore,” Stonestreet said about the show. “They had their chance.

The Testaments,” and they’re wasting no time to begin production.The Post caught up with several stars and crew members of “The Handmaid’s Tale” at the show’s sixth and final season premiere in Hollywood, California, on Wednesday, April 2, where executive producer Warren Littlefield shared details about the recently announced sequel.“The Testaments” will center around Aunt Lydia (Ann Dowd) and Elisabeth Moss’ on-screen daughter Hannah (Jordana Blake), who goes by Agnes in Gilead.Moss is set to produce the series alongside Littlefield as an executive.“It’s based on Margaret Atwood’s sequel, her book, ‘The Testaments,’ and it’s a very different point of view,” he told The Post at the famed TCL Chinese Theatre on Hollywood Blvd. “It’s young women coming of age in Gilead, four years after the killing of the harvest,” Littlefield continued.

Katherine Heigl and Jeffrey Dean Morgan recently reunited virtually to celebrate 20 years of Shondaland and playing Izzie Stevens and Denny Duquette on “Grey’s Anatomy.”In the second season of the Shonda Rhimes-created hit medical drama, Izzie, a resident, begins a relationship with a patient, Denny, who later dies in a heartbreaking sequence.“I can’t rewatch it,” Morgan, 58, admitted of his character’s ending in the Season 2 finale, which aired in May 2006. “It makes me cry. One, because it was so awesome, and two, it was f–king incredibly sad to watch.”He added, “I don’t see myself in there, which I take is a good sign, if I can watch myself acting and not see myself.

Variety reported Wednesday that CBS is in “early discussions” to make a procedural series starring Luke Grimes as Kayce Dutton.Plot details are under wraps and no deals are in place for the potential show yet, according to the outlet. Deadline reported that the series would likely explore Kayce’s background as a Navy SEAL.Like “Yellowstone,” the spinoff would be produced by MTV Entertainment Studios. The Post has reached out to CBS and Grimes, 41, for comment.Grimes played the youngest son of Kevin Costner’s John Dutton on all five seasons of “Yellowstone,” which finished its six-year run on the Paramount Network in December.In the series finale, Kayce sells the Yellowstone Dutton Ranch to Thomas Rainwater and the Broken Rock Indian Reservation for $1.25 per acre.

after reportedly inking a deal, the actress had one word for curious viewers.When the series finale aired on Dec. 15, “Yellowstone” fans flocked to Reilly’s Instagram account, flooding her posts with questions about the possible Beth and Rip spinoff.While she remained tight-lipped about the speculation for months, the star finally caved while responding to a comment on Instagram.Sharing a tribute post of her time on “Yellowstone” earlier this month, a fan commented, “So is the rumour in the UK that you and Rip are making a spin off season not true! Whatever happens I’ve loved every second of every episode in every season. You guys are all amazing!!” the fan commented, to which Reilly replied, “True,” and added a white heart emoji.In the tribute post, Reilly wrote, “Words cannot convey how I feel about the people I got to work and create with.“The support from the crew and the trust and dedication of the cast.

Deadline reported Wednesday.The show is reportedly being worked on by “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan and will likely feature other cast members from the show in addition to Reilly, 47, and Hauser, 49.Deadline also reported that the spinoff will be set in the same present-day time frame as the flagship series. The Post has reached out to reps for “Yellowstone” for comment.News of the spinoff comes ahead of the upcoming “Yellowstone” Season 5 finale airing Sunday.

“The Office” spinoff series coming to Peacock.“I will be watching but I will not be showing up,” Carell, 61, told The Hollywood Reporter at the premiere of his new animated/live-action movie “IF” on Monday. “It’s just a new thing and there’s really no reason for my character to show up in something like that,” added Carell, who played the incompetent but lovable Michael Scott in the original mockumentary sitcom series. The actor said he’s “excited” for the spinoff and thinks it “sounds like a great conceit.”“I love the idea — I guess it’s set in a family newspaper company, and I worked with Domhnall Gleeson, who is one of the leads.

announced via Facebook on Wednesday that there was “no indication of foul play” after the body of actor Cole Brings Plenty was found in a wooded area in Kansas. “This is a tragic case for everyone involved,” Lawrence Police Chief Rich Lockhart said in a statement.

Kit Harington, who played the beloved “Game of Thrones” character Jon Snow, delivered some heartbreaking news about the potential spinoff series on Tuesday. “I hadn’t really ever spoken about it, because it was in development,” Harington, 37, told Screen Rant.

“Yellowstone” star Mo Brings Plenty’s nephew Cole Brings Plenty as Cole is a suspect in a domestic violence case.“Lawrence Police have submitted an affidavit to the District Attorney for the arrest of Cole Brings Plenty after an incident Sunday morning at an apartment in Lawrence,” the PD posted on its Facebook page hours after Mo shared Cole’s missing-person poster on social media. “This incident involves allegations of domestic violence, which limits the amount of information we can share to protect the victim.

“The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live,” the newest spinoff of “The Walking Dead,” which premiered Sunday night on AMC.The series opens with Rick, who’s been working for the Civic Republic Military, being held prisoner, tethered by his wrist to a soldier to prevent him from escaping.Fans of “The Walking Dead” already know how tough Rick is — he’s made it this far in the zombie apocalypse universe, after all — but what he does next will make even the show’s most hardcore fans flinch in disbelief.Deciding that he needs a plan to escape, Rick says, “This is how,” before swinging an ax to chop off his left wrist — and then, in agony, cauterizing the wound in the flames of a dead zombie and trying to flee … though shortly afterward he’s recaptured.(He later escapes and wears a black glove on his left arm — complete with a switchblade.)So now Rick will go through this season of “The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live” sans his left hand, all while looking to reunite with his true love, Michonne (Danai Gurira), in their continuing fight against deadly zombies.The “Walking Dead” universe is, of course, based on Robert Kirkman’s comic book series. In the comic book, Rick’s left hand is chopped off early on, in issue 28, by the Governor after he refuses to answer questions under interrogation.Showrunner Scott Gimple said that the decision to part Rick from his left hand came from Lincoln himself.“I played around with the idea but didn’t commit to it through all sorts of iterations of the story,” Gimple told Entertainment Weekly.

TV Line, referring to a series of novellas written by author George R.R. Martin.According to Bloys, the ‘Dunk and Egg’ series is the only spinoff that has been given the go-ahead so far. “I wouldn’t say there is anything else in that world that is close to a greenlight or anything,” the HBO exec added.

won’t return until November 2024, the network announced.It’s still unclear if Kevin Costner, who said in September that he “concluded his work” on the series in 2022, will actually appear as patriarch John Dutton in some capacity. According to court documents related to his divorce from ex-wife Christine Baumgartner, his legal team also stated the actor “is not involved in any future episodes” of the show.The long “Yellowstone” delay is part-and-parcel of the WGA strike (now settled) and the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike, which has put production on hold for nearly every TV series (and movie) since it began July 14.The “Yellowstone” drama also encompasses Costner and series co-creator Taylor Sheridan, who have reportedly been feuding for a while now, leaving a big question mark as to Costner’s fate on cable’s biggest hit in years.

The Boys” and premiering Sept. 29 on Prime Video, unfolds in that same anarchic loony-toons superhero universe. “The Boys” premiered in 2019 and has yet to waiver in delivering high satire, surrealism and ultra-violence wrapped in a spot-on commentary on American mores and politics in the 21st century (particularly on our preoccupation with social media).

passed away in January 2021. The news of her death was widely misconstrued and many thought she had died earlier than what her publicist said.Several of her cast members mourned the loss.

the “Power” spinoff “Power Book II: Ghost,” premiering Sunday at 9 p.m. on Starz.Rainey, 19, says he’s feeling “anxious” about his first starring role in a series.“I have a lot of emotions,” he says.