Having powered down from a stellar inaugural season, one recognized during the Golden Globes, USA Networks is poised to welcome back Mr. Robot this summer when season 2 boots up on Wednesday, July 13.
Next in line to tumble off the platform's bustling production slate - and, specifically, Sandler and Netflix's five-picture deal - is The Do-Over, Sandler's buddy cop comedy that has the actor-director stretch his action (acting?) muscles as Max, a hapless bank manager who finds his pitiful life "turned upside down when a friend from his past manipulates him into faking his own death and taking off on an adventure."
Ever the dependable supporting actor when it comes to comedy, Adam Devine looks set to make the jump to mainline star now that Deadline reports the actor has been tapped to headline Paternity Leave.
If there was ever any doubt about the red-hot chemistry underpinning The Nice Guys, a new featurette for Shane Black's imminent noir thriller ought to put any lingering apprehensions to bed.
We've seen Bryan Cranston preside over a drug cartel before as the glowering anti-hero Heisenberg, and throughout Vince Gilligan's Breaking Bad, the actor's power-mongering alter-ego only descended further and further into villainy. But thrusting Cranston toward the other side of the law today is The Infiltrator, Broad Green Pictures' new narcotics thriller that has premiered its very first trailer.
Basketball is headed to Psyonix Studios' wonderfully addictive Rocket League early next week, as the studio celebrates the game surpassing 14 million players across all platforms.
All across Breaking Bad's emotional and nail-biting run, one character that stole the hearts of millions - largely because he was the closest thing to morally straight as you could get in Vince Gilligan's brooding drugs drama - was Aaron Paul's Jesse Pinkman.
That's according to studio boss Kevin Feige, who revealed to io9 that directors Joe and Anthony Russo, along with the core writing team, wanted to craft a worthy follow-up to the 2014 thriller, one which would simultaneously include Sebastian Stan's Bucky Barnes and up the ante. And so we arrived at Captain America: Civil War.
