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Exclusive: Subscription streaming outlet MHz Choice, which brings prestige international television to North American viewers, has set its summer slate with the U.S./Canada premieres of 15 series and nine returning shows. Included among them are French period mystery Agatha Christie’s Criminal Games: The ‘70s and Don’t Leave Me, an Italian police drama from the creators of Gomorra.
France Television’s Criminal Games debuts on the service June 13. The 10-part series adapts Agatha Christie’s mysteries in the 1970s and is led by three intrepid investigators. Emilie Gavois-Kahn, Arthur Dupont and Chloé Chaudoye star. Creator is Thierry Debroux.
On August 15, Federation Entertainment’s Don’t Leave Me will bring Deputy Chief Elena Zonin (Vittoria Puccini) back to her hometown of Venice to hunt down a network of kidnappers. There, she’s confronted...
France Television’s Criminal Games debuts on the service June 13. The 10-part series adapts Agatha Christie’s mysteries in the 1970s and is led by three intrepid investigators. Emilie Gavois-Kahn, Arthur Dupont and Chloé Chaudoye star. Creator is Thierry Debroux.
On August 15, Federation Entertainment’s Don’t Leave Me will bring Deputy Chief Elena Zonin (Vittoria Puccini) back to her hometown of Venice to hunt down a network of kidnappers. There, she’s confronted...
- 6/7/2023
- by Nancy Tartaglione
- Deadline Film + TV
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Indiana Jones, Han Solo, Jack Ryan, and Rick Deckard – beloved Hollywood icon Harrison Ford goes by many names and deserves every bit of admiration that comes his way. The 80-year-old actor has dominated blockbuster franchises while also demonstrating masterful performances in acclaimed films like “Witness,” “The Mosquito Coast,” “The Fugitive,” and “Sabrina,” to name a few. So what’s left to conquer? TV — a task that Ford is actively and successfully pursuing with the new Paramount+ Western drama “1923” and the Apple TV+ comedy series “Shrinking.” Both projects give plenty of room for this big star to shine bright enough to earn his first (and possibly second) Emmy nomination in 2023.
“Shrinking,” created by Brett Goldstein, Bill Lawrence, and Jason Segel, explores grief and the complexity of human life through humor. Ford plays a senior psychiatrist named Paul who works at the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Center along with his colleagues Gaby (Jessica Williams...
“Shrinking,” created by Brett Goldstein, Bill Lawrence, and Jason Segel, explores grief and the complexity of human life through humor. Ford plays a senior psychiatrist named Paul who works at the Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Center along with his colleagues Gaby (Jessica Williams...
- 3/23/2023
- by Daria Kakhnovskaia
- Gold Derby
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You might think it would be strange to see a mega-budget Noah Baumbach movie complete with CGI explosions, a Spielbergian kind of holy terror, and even one sadistically drawn-out jump-scare dream sequence, but the oddest thing about “White Noise” is its persistent sense of déjà vu. Not just the déjà vu of watching such a faithful adaptation of any Great American Novel — although there’s plenty of that — but also the déjà vu that’s supposedly caused by exposure to the Airborne Toxic Event at the center of Don DeLillo’s 1985 book, a prescient and enduringly tender Polaroid of our late capitalist society in which life has become indistinguishable from its own imitation, and death has become a thing that only happens to other people.
Fittingly, if not always to its credit, Baumbach’s film is split between seeming brand-new and all too familiar at the same time; , his “White...
Fittingly, if not always to its credit, Baumbach’s film is split between seeming brand-new and all too familiar at the same time; , his “White...
- 8/31/2022
- by David Ehrlich
- Indiewire
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