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Friday, 31 January 2020
Early DUNE footage gets a positive reception
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The first footage from Denis Villeneuve's Dune has been screened at a film festival in Paris and the reception has been largely positiv...
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Friday, 24 January 2020
New DUNGEONS & DRAGONS movie script completed
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The latest writers for the Dungeons & Dragons movie have confirmed that their script for the film is complete. Jonathan Goldstein and ...
Rumour: new STAR WARS: KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC game in development
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Fansite Cinelinx, which broke the news about the Star Wars Obi-Wan TV show last year, has reported that a new Knights of the Old Republic ...
BABYLON 5 to leave Amazon Prime next week
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Babylon 5 , one of the greatest SF shows of all time, is leaving its current streaming home on Amazon next week. Babylon 5 has not ha...
Fan-favourite cast in THE WHEEL OF TIME TV series
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The latest Wheel of Time casting news has confirmed that a fan-favourite character has been cast in the series, but with a change in gende...
Obi-Wan Kenobi TV series on hold at Disney+
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In surprising news, Lucasfilm have delayed production on its second Star Wars TV series. This series would see Ewan McGregor return as Obi...
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Wednesday, 22 January 2020
Whoopi Goldberg returning to STAR TREK as Guinan
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Whoopi Goldberg is returning to her role of Guinan in Star Trek . Patrick Stewart made the offer, authorised by his fellow producers, ...
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WARLORD CHRONICLES TV series goes into active development at Epix
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American cable network Epix has teamed with Bad Wolf Productions, the company behind His Dark Materials , to develop The Warlord Chronicles...
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Maria Doyle Kennedy and other actors join THE WHEEL OF TIME
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Irish actress and singer Maria Doyle Kennedy is one of a slew of new castmembers announced for Amazon Prime's Wheel of Time project. ...
Sunday, 19 January 2020
Wertzone Classics: Two Point Hospital
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If there was a question about who was the greatest video game developer of the 1990s, a clear leading answer would be Bullfrog. From 1989...
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