These X-Men universe characters would feel right at home on Disney+ after the success of WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.
Dafne Keen Archives
Dafne Keen is a wonderful young actress who you will know from playing X-23 in Logan She was fantastic in the role, and right after that film came out, the rumors of her playing the character in her own film started, of course Nothing ever got off the ground, and then Disney bought Fox, essentially[...]
Though the second season of BBC and HBO's series adaptation of Philip Pullman's novels only recently premiered on the cable giant, fans of His Dark Materials learned some news this week that bodes well for the future of Lyra (Dafne Keen) and Pantalaimon's (voice of Kit Connor) adventures this season On Thursday, series producer Dan McCulloch[...]
Now with only hours to go before the second season of HBO's His Dark Materials officially premieres, the cable network is giving fans one final look behind the scenes at what new adventures (and dangers) await- this time, focusing on two characters in particular who will have much to say in what the future holds. Following a first[...]
Following up on a first season that was well-received by television critics and fans of Philip Pullman's novels alike, the series' return will use The Subtle Knife as its source material, the second novel in Pullman's trilogy that focuses on the adventures of Lyra (Dafne Keen) as new worlds await and old dangers return to[...]
With a final official trailer that we're sure is on its way, the second season of the cable network and BBC drama will use The Subtle Knife as its source material, the second novel in Philip Pullman's trilogy of novels that focuses on the adventures of Lyra (Dafne Keen) as new worlds await (as you'll also[...]
Hugh Jackman talks about filming his last scenes as Wolverine in Logan on Variety's Actors on Actors show with Anne Hathaway.
Here in the U.S., the cable giant follows not far behind, premiering the epic series on Monday night, November 4th.
Whether you're watching the opener for the third time by this point or counting down the hours until your first view, the fine folks at the BBC are offering a look at what the author himself[...]
The cable giant follows up not far behind, premiering the epic series on Monday, November 4th.
Now, BBC has decided to release the series' opening title sequence for our viewing pleasure…
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To help set the proper viewing mood, series stars Dafne Keen,[...]
The cable giant follows up not far behind, premiering the epic series on Monday, November 4th.
To help set the proper viewing mood, series stars Dafne Keen, Ruth Wilson, James McAvoy, and Lin-Manuel Miranda sat down for a series of behind-the-scenes features In each clip, Keen, Wilson, McAvoy, and Miranda discuss the personal process that went[...]
If there is a third season (which is expected), The Amber Spyglass will be adapted to complete the trilogy.
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Here's a look at the voice cast for the series' eight-episode first season:
● Lyra Belacqua's (Dafne Keen) daemon Pan(-talaimon) – Kit Connor (Rocketman)
● Lee Scoresby's (Lin-Manuel Mirnada) daemon Hester – Comedian Cristela Alonzo
● Serafina Pekkala's (Ruta Gedmintas)[...]
Andrew Scott (Fleabag, Sherlock) is set to join the second season of the series, which stars Dafne Keen, James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, and Lin-Manuel Miranda and produced Bad Wolf–New Line Cinema.
Father of Will Parry (Amir Wilson), Scott's Colonel John Parry (also known as Doctor Stanislaus Grumman or Jopari) accidentally travelled to Lyra's world – becoming[...]
While the preview may be a light on the "dark" and the "materials" (it is a teaser, but a little more would be nice), we do get to see stars Dafne Keen, James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, and Lin-Manuel Miranda in various stages of "ultra seriousness" in the Bad Wolf/New Line Cinema-produced series.
Based on Pullman's literary[...]
While the preview may be a light on the "dark" and the "materials" (it is a teaser, but a little more would be nice), we do get to see stars Dafne Keen, James McAvoy, Ruth Wilson, and Lin-Manuel Miranda in various stages of "ultra seriousness" in the Bad Wolf/New Line Cinema-produced series.
Based on Pullman's literary[...]
We take a look at the exclusive Logan steelbook, featuring commentary by director James Mangold and the Logan Noir black-and-white version of the film.