The filming for the legacy sequel of Sony’s “I Know What You Did Last Summer” began in late November, but there’s been no formal announcement yet about whether Jennifer Love Hewitt will be back to play her character, Julie James, once more.
Since Patrick Stewart reappeared in Star Trek with his latest and potentially final series, Star Trek: Picard, in the late 2010s, fans have been speculating about other stars joining similar shows. Ideas range from a Star Trek: Sisko show to a Star Trek: Archer series. There’s also been talk of reviving an old concept – a Captain Worf series – to generate new interest using the same format that Picard introduced.
Wicked spoilers follow.
According to someone who attended the live recording, Jamie Foxx disclosed that he had been in a coma during his recent health emergency while working on his latest Netflix special.
Paris Jackson’s well-known relatives express a strong sense of caution regarding her rapid engagement to bandmate Justin Long, given that he is essentially joining the Jackson family wealth.
On a festive Friday, Laura Woods, along with her partner Adam Collard, unveiled Laura’s expanding belly while decorating their Christmas tree.
In a recent interview, it was disclosed if Miranda Otto might contemplate rejoining the world of The Lord of the Rings series.
As a devoted admirer, I must share that Phil Robertson, the respected patriarch from Duck Dynasty, has recently been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, according to his family’s disclosure.
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland have teamed up again for “28 Years Later,” a follow-up to the cherished horror series initiated by the critically acclaimed “28 Days Later” from 2002. This highly-anticipated new trilogy, taking place in the same universe, has received much applause due to its reputation as one of the greatest outbreak films ever produced.
In the 90s, shows like Star Trek weren’t as technologically advanced as they are now because such features weren’t available yet. Moreover, these series were quite costly to produce during their era, with each episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine costing around $1.3 million. The pilot episode of Star Trek: Voyager, however, was even more expensive, amounting to approximately $23 million. In today’s money, that would equate to over $47 million.