Spoiler Alert! This story contains details from the season two premiere of 1923 on Paramount+.
The long-awaited return of the Yellowstone prequel finally arrived Sunday, though it appears as if it could be a while before Brandon Sklenar’s Spencer Dutton makes it home to his beloved Montana.
The episode titled “The Killing Season” kicks off with the camera panning the snow-covered ranch made famous in Yellowstone, with Helen Mirren’s Cara Dutton narrating a letter to her nephew Spencer about how it’s up to him to rebuild their little corner of the world after it’s been plagued with burdensome taxes. Cara and Jacob (Harrison Ford) are gutting out the winter while impatiently awaiting Spencer’s return with their grand nephew Jack (Darren Mann) and his wife Elizabeth. Things are so grim that even a lion has taken...
The long-awaited return of the Yellowstone prequel finally arrived Sunday, though it appears as if it could be a while before Brandon Sklenar’s Spencer Dutton makes it home to his beloved Montana.
The episode titled “The Killing Season” kicks off with the camera panning the snow-covered ranch made famous in Yellowstone, with Helen Mirren’s Cara Dutton narrating a letter to her nephew Spencer about how it’s up to him to rebuild their little corner of the world after it’s been plagued with burdensome taxes. Cara and Jacob (Harrison Ford) are gutting out the winter while impatiently awaiting Spencer’s return with their grand nephew Jack (Darren Mann) and his wife Elizabeth. Things are so grim that even a lion has taken...
- 2/23/2025
- by Lynette Rice
- Deadline Film + TV
What better way to celebrate the life of one of the world's greatest ever singers? A man who sold over 150 million records and won eleven Grammy Awards?
Scoop up some rejected singers from The Voice UK, gather some rejected props from The Voice UK and assemble some judges not good enough to be rejected from The Voice UK. Then put it on BBC One.
Spread all over last Saturday night like tar, Frank Sinatra: Our Way featured seven 'talented but unknown music acts from across the UK' who were competing to win a slot to perform at the singer's centenary concert later this year.
Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Rochelle Humes, who were both doing the best with what scraps they had, we were confronted with a judging panel that comprised of Rufus Hound, Mica Paris, Dave Stewart and Leo Green. And they had absolutely no sway at all.
Scoop up some rejected singers from The Voice UK, gather some rejected props from The Voice UK and assemble some judges not good enough to be rejected from The Voice UK. Then put it on BBC One.
Spread all over last Saturday night like tar, Frank Sinatra: Our Way featured seven 'talented but unknown music acts from across the UK' who were competing to win a slot to perform at the singer's centenary concert later this year.
Presented by Alexander Armstrong and Rochelle Humes, who were both doing the best with what scraps they had, we were confronted with a judging panel that comprised of Rufus Hound, Mica Paris, Dave Stewart and Leo Green. And they had absolutely no sway at all.
- 1/5/2015
- Digital Spy
We love reporting stories like these about indie features that find success. Read on for the details of what's coming up for Nick Gaglia's Altered States of Plaine.
Nick dropped us a line yesterday with the following update on his film: Since its world premiere in Brazil last May, Altered States of Plaine (or rather Estados Alterados de Plaine) has taken Latin America by storm! After playing at Fantaspoa - International Fantastic Film Festival in Brazil, Macabro Film Festival in Mexico, Buenos Aires Rojos Sangre Film Festival in Argentina, Post Mortem Film Festival in Mexico, and Montevideo Fantastico Film Festival in Uruguay (where it won a screenwriting award), the indie feature has been picked up by Turner Broadcasting and will be making it television debut starting this summer all over Latin America.
Filmmaker Gaglia (visit his official site here) was approached by a Turner exec in Porte Alegre, Brazil,...
Nick dropped us a line yesterday with the following update on his film: Since its world premiere in Brazil last May, Altered States of Plaine (or rather Estados Alterados de Plaine) has taken Latin America by storm! After playing at Fantaspoa - International Fantastic Film Festival in Brazil, Macabro Film Festival in Mexico, Buenos Aires Rojos Sangre Film Festival in Argentina, Post Mortem Film Festival in Mexico, and Montevideo Fantastico Film Festival in Uruguay (where it won a screenwriting award), the indie feature has been picked up by Turner Broadcasting and will be making it television debut starting this summer all over Latin America.
Filmmaker Gaglia (visit his official site here) was approached by a Turner exec in Porte Alegre, Brazil,...
- 1/10/2013
- by The Woman In Black
- DreadCentral.com
It's been a year since last we heard anything about Nick Gaglia's Altered States of Plaine, but he got in touch this week to provide us with a new exclusive clip and also let us know when and where the sci-fi tinged thriller will be having its world premiere.
Altered States of Plaine will have its debut in May at the 2012 Fantaspoa International Fantastic Film Festival, the biggest genre film festival in Latin America, attracting over 7,000 viewers each year.
"It's an honour for Fantaspoa to hold the world premiere of Altered States of Plaine, the new film by Nick Gaglia. Instead of complaining about budget limitation to create this sci-fi film, Nick (who also co-wrote and co-produced) assembled an amazingly talented team that clearly have put their hearts into the project. In a film industry scenario where much has been done and we see a lot of sequels, remakes,...
Altered States of Plaine will have its debut in May at the 2012 Fantaspoa International Fantastic Film Festival, the biggest genre film festival in Latin America, attracting over 7,000 viewers each year.
"It's an honour for Fantaspoa to hold the world premiere of Altered States of Plaine, the new film by Nick Gaglia. Instead of complaining about budget limitation to create this sci-fi film, Nick (who also co-wrote and co-produced) assembled an amazingly talented team that clearly have put their hearts into the project. In a film industry scenario where much has been done and we see a lot of sequels, remakes,...
- 3/15/2012
- by The Woman In Black
- DreadCentral.com
Continuing our tradition of bringing you as much news as we can from the indie scene, today we have the trailer, a clip, a few stills, and the synopsis from Altered States of Plaine, a sci-fi tinged thriller in its final stages of post-production.
Synopsis:
Emanuel Plaine, a young man on the run from a mysterious government agency, is desperate to find a cure for a condition that causes him to wake up at random places around the world when he falls asleep.
The film stars George Gallagher as Plaine and Kether Donohue (The Bay) and is directed by Nick Gaglia (official site here), whose crew includes sound designer Anthony Milch (Tron, Superman, Batman: Forever), Grammy-nominated musician Jon St. James (Return of the Living Dead), and digital intermediate colorist Tom Rovak (a frequent collaborator with A-list directors like Tony and Ridley Scott).
For more visit the Altered States of Plaine Facebook page,...
Synopsis:
Emanuel Plaine, a young man on the run from a mysterious government agency, is desperate to find a cure for a condition that causes him to wake up at random places around the world when he falls asleep.
The film stars George Gallagher as Plaine and Kether Donohue (The Bay) and is directed by Nick Gaglia (official site here), whose crew includes sound designer Anthony Milch (Tron, Superman, Batman: Forever), Grammy-nominated musician Jon St. James (Return of the Living Dead), and digital intermediate colorist Tom Rovak (a frequent collaborator with A-list directors like Tony and Ridley Scott).
For more visit the Altered States of Plaine Facebook page,...
- 2/1/2011
- by The Woman In Black
- DreadCentral.com
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