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With less than a month until it debuts, the Paramount+/Showtime spy series The Agency is still announcing cast members as it races to complete filming. Starring Michael Fassbender (12 Years a Slave) and Jodie Turner-Smith (Anne Boleyn), this English-language remake of the French series The Bureau (Le Bureau des
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Paramount+ and Showtime have officially confirmed that their newest show, The Agency, will arrive before the end of 2024. Initially announced in early 2023 under the title The Department, the series is an English-language remake of the French hit The Bureau, and was initially billed as the successor to Showtime&
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New Year's Day 2023 was a momentous moment in Sherlock Homes history, as the 1990s-era Disney-backed rule forced copyright from 75 to 99 years finally expired for the rest of the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle estate after a nearly 30-year gap. The Sherlock Holmes Mysteries was one of
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Showtime and Paramount+ have revealed the full roster for The Agency, the upcoming spy-thriller series starring Michael Fassbender (12 Years A Slave) as "Martian," an undercover spy ordered home to the U.K., only to discover his past isn't so easy to shake. The new series
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Paramount+ is prepping to drop a Curfew for the autumn of 2024. The series, which is one of the few commissioned after parent company Paramount Global, axed 95% of its in-progress slate of U.K. programming, is based on the novel After Dark by Jayne Cowie, set in a dystopian
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Showtime's new series, The Agency, a remake of the French spy series Le Bureau des Legendes (shortened to The Bureau for the American market), is full speed ahead in casting as filming prepares to get underway. The series, which was initially announced in early 2023, disappeared from the
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The never-ending, slow-rolling disaster at Paramount Studios continues despite the hope that the troubled studio would have landed a buyer or at least a rescue plan by now. Main shareholder Shari Redstone was 90% to closing a deal that would have sold the holding company National Amusements to David Ellison
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At this point, just about everyone in the entertainment business knows that Paramount Pictures will not make it out of the streaming wars alive. It's not the first time something like this has happened; the real oldheads remember when RKO Pictures failed to make it when the transition
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Paramount is not having the best of decades. The flagship film company is the sixth oldest film studio in the world, so well known the anti-trust ruling that broke up the studio system was named for it. It survived that lawsuit, the advent of radio, the move from silent films
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Strange things are afoot at Paramount+'s U.K. division. Besides the ongoing drama surrounding the potential (likely?) sale of its parent company, the international arm has been steadily cleaning house, slimming down its workforce, essentially abandoning much of its in-progress slate, and even going so far as removing
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The collapse of the Russian aristocracy towards the end of World War I was perhaps inevitable, considering Russia's shattering losses during the war and the reactionary policies of the extremely weak Tsar Nicholas II. However, the original revolution, which happened in February 1917, gave way to the Bolshevik
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In all the twists and turns of The Woman in the Wall, there were two that surprised me the most. The first came at the end of the first episode when Lorna actually took the body of the dead woman in her house and straight up put her in the