Hulu’s Limited series adaptation of Joseph Heller’s classic novel Catch-22 will premiere on Friday, May 17th.
Check out the first trailer below.
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George Clooney has stepped away from the role of Colonel Cathcart in Hulu’s six-part limited series Catch-22 to take on the smaller role of Scheisskopf while remaining Executive Producer along with Grant Heslov.
Assuming the role of Colonel Cathcart will be Kyle Chandler, winner of Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for Friday Night Lights.
Clooney, producing partner Grant Heslov and Ellen Kuras will direct the series.
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Hugh Laurie whose Hulu series Chance was recently canceled, is returning to the streamer to play the role of Major de Coverly in George Clooney’s six-part miniseries, Catch-22.
For My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman, George and Dave met up at LAX to chat over burgers at In-N-Out (#squadgoals).
The second episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman streams Friday, February 9 at 12:01AM PT on Netflix.
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Hulu and George Clooney are bringing Joseph Heller’s classic novel Catch-22 to television. The story of an Air Force pilot, Yossarion, who is stuck in a unique position when ordered to fly more and more missions – the idea being a pilot who’s willingly flying so many missions must be insane, but if he asks to be removed from duty, he has shown evidence of sanity, which makes him ineligible for being removed from duty.
Hulu is teaming with George Clooney, Paramount Television and Anonymous Content of the six-episode event series.
In a related deal, Hulu has acquired streaming rights to all fifteen seasons of ER.
Continue reading George Clooney’s Catch-22 Picked Up By Hulu!
David Letterman returns to television with his new monthly talk show for Netflix, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction.
Guests over the course of season one will include George Clooney, Malala Yousafzai, Jay-Z, Tina Fey and Howard Stern – President Barack Obama being the guest for the series premiere.
My Next Guest Needs No Introduction will premiere on Friday, January 12th.
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Suburban dad gets in trouble with the mob. Chaos ensues. This is a tale of very flawed people making very bad choices.
Suburbican opens on October 27th.
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Houston native rapper Bun B has teamed up with SB Projects founder Scooter Braun to present “Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey Relief” telethon to aid those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
Participants include: George Clooney, Jamie Foxx, Karlie Kloss, Beyoncé, Matt Lauer, Rob Lowe, Matthew McConaughey, Norah O’donnell, Dennis Quaid, Julia Roberts, Kelly Rowland, Adam Sandler, Ryan Seacrest, Blake Shelton, Michael Strahan, George Strait, Barbra Streisand, Oprah Winfrey and Reese Witherspoon with more to be announced.
Hand in Hand: A Benefit for Hurricane Harvey Relief will air live on ABC, CBS, CMT, FOX and NBC on Tuesday, September 12th (8:00/7C) – and will be available globally Facebook, YouTube and Twitter starting during the first broadcast.
George Clooney goes full Coen Brothers (they co-wrote it with Clooney and Grant Heslov) with Suburbicon – the tale of Gardner Lodge, a suburban dad who gets in too deep with a loan shark. Things get out of hand…
Yes, it’s a comedy.
Suburbicon opens on October 27th.
Money Monster is a timely hostage thriller that capitalizes on people’s distrust of Wall Street.
Wall Street shenanigans (an alleged computer glitch that loses Ibis Clear Capital $800 million) push a working class stiff to take hostage the TV financial show host whose advice he followed to the loss of a small inheritance.
The Coen Brothers’ love of movies – especially, in this case, movies of the fifties – has never been in greater display than in Hail, Caesar. As the film follows Capitol Films’ Head of Physical Production, Eddie Mannix, through twenty-fours of doing his job (he fixes problems that the studio’s actors create) we are taken through four very clever pastiches.
The problem with Hail, Caesar is that, if you’re not an avid fan of films from 65 years ago, you will probably miss out on over half the movie.
Continue reading The Coen Brothers’ Hail, Caesar Is a Demented Delight!