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‘Silo’ and ‘Breaking Bad’ Stars Join Apple TV’s New Godzilla Series
Silo and Breaking Bad stars officially join Wyatt Russell in Apple TV’s new MonsterVerse prequel set during the Cold War.
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Wyatt Russell’s Monsterverse Series at Apple TV Adds Tim Robbins, Giancarlo Esposito
Tim Robbins and Giancarlo Esposito are set for guest star roles in the new Monsterverse series in the works at Apple TV, Variety has learned. Robbins and Esposito will appear opposite series lead Wyatt Russell and previously announced cast members Millie Brady, Pilou Asbaek, Corey Stoll, Ralph Ineson, Nyasha Hatendi, Connie Nielsen and Stana Katic. […]
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Tim Robbins & Giancarlo Esposito Join Apple TV’s Wyatt Russell-Led Monsterverse Series
Tim Robbins (Silo, Mystic River) and Giancarlo Esposito (Breaking Bad, Westworld) will guest star in Apple TV’s upcoming series from Legendary’s Monsterverse, centered on Young Lee Shaw. They join series lead and executive producer Wyatt Russell, reprising his titular role from the series Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. From showrunner Joby Harold, the series will follow […]
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10 Years Ago, Three Future Superheroes Teamed Up In The Spiritual Sequel To A ’90s Favorite
Ten years ago, director Richard Linklater assembled a baseball team with three actors who would become household names in the superhero world. One became Superman, another joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the third is currently rumored to be going into space as Nova. But before saving the world, Tyler Hoechlin, Wyatt Russell, and Glen […]
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