Production of Amazonâs long-awaited, multi-season television adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkienâs âThe Lord of the Ringsâ will take place in New Zealand.
âWeâre doing what Tolkien wanted,â said the makers of âThe Rings of Power,â which expands the authorâs appendices and footnotes into a 50-hour series.
In its third outing, Eric Kripkeâs Emmy-nominated Prime Video series tackles Americaâs warped perception of what makes a man strong.
Margot Robbieâs LuckyChap Entertainment produces Oscar winner Fennellâs upcoming drama about English aristocrats.
Showrunner Daniel C. Connolly and creator Holden Miller undercut a tender romance with a dull, drawn-out mystery.
John Cameron Mitchellâs 2006 queer erotic masterpiece is critically acclaimed. So why wonât Prime Video stream it?
âWho keeps her bra when sheâs making love?,â filmmaker Lisa Azuelos told IndieWire. âNo, no. This is my little war against America.â
These new episodes retain all the showâs visual and narrative inventiveness, using both to tell an even richer, deeper family story with stars Rosa Salazar and Bob Odenkirk.
âOuter Rangeâ is best summed up as a show for those who have watched âYellowstoneâ and thought, âItâs good, but I wish it had more of a âLostâ vibe.â
Finally, the all-male âcontrol groupâ is uncovered in the Prime Video follow-up, premiering May 6.
After acquiring the James Bond IP in an $8.5 billion deal with MGM, Amazon has announced the globe-spanning reality competition â007âs Road to a Million.â
Theatrical plans for movies from James Bond studio will neither be shaken nor stirred, an insider told IndieWire.