AMC will air the entire first season of The Walking Dead on Sunday, beginning at 4:30 p.m. EST/PST and culminating at 10 p.m. with the finale “TS-19.”
New JJ Abrams pilot Alcatraz has found its leading lady: Sons of Anarchy‘s Sarah Jones has signed on as a police officer trying to uncover the truth behind the series’ core mystery.
HBO has released a dozen high-resolution stills from Game of Thrones, its highly anticipated adaptation of George R.R. martin’s bestselling fantasy epic A Song of Ice and Fire. The series debuts in spring 2011.
Speculation has swirled for the past couple of weeks that Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker), the abandoned and now one-handed racist from AMC’s The Walking Dead could become the sinister Governor of the comic series. Creator Robert Kirkman is being cagey on the subject, but suggests that “people might be thinking a little too hard about it.”
Amongst all the tributes to the late Leslie Nielsen, here’s some sad news: His last movie may remain unfinished unless new investors can be found to pay for final production work.
Fox would really, really like you not to read their material without permission, and it’s suing a woman who created an online archive of 100+ previously available screenplays for $15 million to underline that point.
Has Halle Berry revealed the identity of the first movie since Speed Racer from directors the Wachowski brothers? It seems so, and she’s also saying that it’ll “stretch our brains” more than The Matrix.
The Dollhouse actress has signed on to star in a new TNT pilot about a father and daughter police officer duo. Plus, D.B. Sweeney lands a new TBS pilot!
Prepare for more supernatural action from the folks responsible for The Vampire Diaries, as a potential companion series starring a group of paranormal investigators is in the works.
The team at Warner Home Video has announced that All-Star Superman, the upcoming animated adaptation of Grant Morrison and Frank Quitely’s widely adored miniseries, will arrive on Blu-ray and DVD on February 22, 2011.
The Star Wars mastermind describes the late Irvin Kershner as “a true gentleman in every sense of the word.”
A casting director has been fired from The Hobbit after placing a newspaper ad seeking extras with “light skin tones” and for telling a prospective performer that she was too dark to play one of the residents of the Shire. A spokesman for Peter Jackson’s production company said the agent wasn’t directed to make such restrictions.
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