NBC’s “Dracula” Rounds Out its Cast
NBC’s new drama Dracula has cast Thomas Kretschmann and Oliver Jackson-Cohen as series regulars. The show features Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Dracula.
NBC’s new drama Dracula has cast Thomas Kretschmann and Oliver Jackson-Cohen as series regulars. The show features Jonathan Rhys Meyers as Dracula.
Over the past couple of weeks we have been getting bombarded with Star Wars news, from J.J. Abrams directing Star Wars: Episode VII to a number of spin-off movies in development. One of those spin-offs is a prequel involving everyone’s favorite space smuggler, Han Solo. To celebrate let’s look at five potential actors who could fill Harrison Ford’s shoes.
Due to the undeniable success of Downton Abbey there’s now hardly any question that American audiences are fine with watching foreign shows. If those foreign shows have to be time period based is something we’ll have to wait and see, but in the meantime we’re naming the top foreign shows we enjoy and that we feel those who like highbrow American TV would also enjoy too.
While the season as a whole still smells like trouble, the War of the Damned premiere is solid and compelling.
It is a big week of DVD and Blu-ray releases, with highlights being Frankenweenie, Dredd and Compliance. Find what else is out and which movie is Entertainment Fuse’s Recommendation of the Week.
Don’t let Honey Boo Boo and Real Housewives of Reno (or whatever else city) fool you… 2012 was a great year for television. We’re here to look back and give our retrospective of the year, and luckily, we have two staff members with fairly different taste giving their opinion.
Orion of the New Gods makes his way to Earth! What is his connection to the Olympians? Discover the secrets behind Diana’s bracelets! And brace for impact as two pantheons begin to collide!
This summer’s hit comedy Ted and The Bourne Legacy arrive on DVD and Blu-ray this week, as does Christopher Nolan’s first film, Following, from the Criterion Collection.
Wow, even though we’re only four episodes into season three, Killer Within had enough dramatic moments, character deaths, and tension to rival the season finale of many shows. This was the show’s first time having to bounce from one set of plotlines and characters to a completely new set. The prison side of things somewhat blew me away, but Woodbury had some problems. The show’s cold opening showing someone opening the gate was nicely done and I thought it would bring a “who done it” element to this episode, but the siren going off clearly made it seem like there was another prisoner loose, whether it be Andrew or a random survivor.
Ming-Na Wen cast as Melinda May in Joss Whedon’s S.H.I.E.L.D., CBS gives full-season orders to freshman series Elementary and Vegas, the CW tries to have its own epic sword and costume drama, and Barnes & Noble goes against giants.
