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Tag: HBO
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HBO Hit Euphoria Delayed (Again)
HBO has delayed filming Euphoria season 3 for the umpteenth time, citing ongoing script work and difficulty coordinating the schedules of the show’s cast. The third season has already been pushed back due to strikes and the unfortunate passing of Angus Cloud, who plays Fez. Production was supposed to get underway soon, with a 2025 premiere…
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Netflix, MAX Obtain Rights to The Boy and the Heron
Deadline reports that Netflix will hold streaming rights to The Boy and the Heron worldwide, excluding Japan and the United States. MAX will host the film in the US. This arrangement is part of an agreement between Netflix, Goodfellas, and GKIDS to bolster GKIDS’ streaming repertoire. Twenty-two other films, including Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, The Secret World of Arrietty, Kiki’s…
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Team Green or Black? House of the Dragon Drops Dual Trailers
Today, MAX released two separate trailers for House of the Dragon season 2, themed Green and Black for the Hightowers and Rhaenyra, respectively. Check them out here, and let us know which side you’re on: Here’s the Black trailer: And the Green trailer: I really, really enjoyed season 1 of House of the Dragon. I wasn’t…
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The Batman 2 Delayed a Year
Battinson will have to stay in his cave a little longer. Today, Warner Bros. announced that the sequel to The Batman (henceforth The Batman 2) will be delayed almost a year to the day, from October 3, 2025, to October 2, 2026. According to Deadline, the delay was caused by the writers’ and actors’ strikes of…
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Benioff and Weiss Wanted Final Game of Thrones Seasons to be Movies
You ever see someone screw up royally and try to make themselves look better but end up making it worse? That appears to be the next phase in David Benioff and Dave Weiss’ attempted comeback. In an interview with WSJ, the Wall Street Journal’s magazine (which is behind a paywall, but Deadline paraphrases the relevant information),…
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Harry Potter TV Series Coming to Max in 2026
This morning, on Warner Bros. Discovery’s fourth-quarter earnings call (via Deadline), CEO David Zaslav confirmed that the previously-announced Harry Potter TV show is coming in 2026. Previously, the series based on J.K. Rowling’s series of fantasy novels had a 2025-2026 release window. Casey Bloys, Chairman and CEO of HBO & Max Content says the show “will dive deep into each of…