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GOSSIP - Di Bennet in meglio!

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GOSSIP - Fine Agosto col Bennet che ti voglio! La protagonista di "Agents of SHIELD" ammicca per Eric Ray Davidson...

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GOSSIP - Luglio col Bennet che ti voglio...La protagonista di "Agents of SHIELD" bikinata in spiaggia col compagno del tubo (nel senso di Youtuber) Logan Paul (che non per niente riprende tutto)

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NEWS - Clamoroso al CibalHeroes! Tutte le serie tv e i film Marvel avranno (prima o poi) un crossover!

News tratta da Slashfilm.com

Most people working behind the scenes of Marvel Studios have been doubtful at best regarding the chances of a crossover happening between the films and TV shows of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Kevin Feige didn’t rule it out but said “it all depends on timing” while Jeph Loeb said coordinating schedules to make it work can be difficult when you consider how fast-paced a television show’s schedule is compared to a movie. On the other end of the spectrum, after making the jump from film to television, Clark Gregg lamented that “corporate stuff” was keeping a crossover from happening while his Agents of SHIELD co-star Chloe Bennett was a little more critical of Marvel Studios for essentially ignoring their ABC show. Now Kevin Feige sounds somewhat more amiable about a Marvel movie and TV crossover happening, though he makes it sound like it won’t be happening anytime soon. io9 spoke to Kevin Feige recently, and they said that he sounded much more optimistic about the chances of a crossover. Specifically, they asked about whether seeing a character appear in a Marvel TV shows rules out the possibility of having that character appear in a Marvel movie. Here’s what Feige said on the matter:

“Not necessarily. The future’s a long time. So, the truth is, I don’t really know, but there are a lot of TV shows being made, and hopefully we’ll continue to make a lot of movies. At some point, there’s going to be a crossover. Crossover, repetition, or something.”

It sounds like Feige is indicating that sometime down the road a crossover between film and television is inevitable. However, that last part where Feige says “repetition” also hints at the possibility of characters from the TV side of things getting a big screen reboot in the future. There’s a lot that can still happen before Marvel starts rebooting their more prominent characters, but since there are various iterations of all superheroes in the comic books, we’ll undoubtedly see different version of those characters brought to the big or small screen. If I were to predict what will happen as the Marvel Cinematic Universe goes on, I would guess that the cosmic side of the MCU will eventually lead to the revelation that there are parallel universes where alternate versions of superheroes like Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, Spider-Man and more exist. That’s pure speculation on my part, but that feels like the easiest way to reboot franchises while still keeping the mythology of the original MCU intact and connected to the movies and TV shows that will happen in the distant future.

GOSSIP - Chloe Bennet di "Agents of Shield" imita Britney Spears e Macy Gray

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NEWS - Diavolo d'un Netflix! Il prossimo weekend s'alza il sipario (rosso) su "Daredevil". E intanto beccatevi il nuovo logo (per niente "super"...)

News tratta da SlashFilm.com
Next weekend, the cast and crew of Daredevil are taking over New York Comic-Con. It’ll be the first time they face the public and answer questions about the highly anticipated show, which will hit Netflix in 2015. To commemmorate the occasion, Marvel revealed a bunch of information about the appearance, along with the show’s official logo. It’s a little more sleek and modernized from the one you’re used to. Check it out below.
Here’s the new Netflix Daredevil logo:

And here’s the full press release about the appearance and show:
Marvel and Netflix are proud to announce an exclusive “Marvel’s Daredevil” signing event at New York Comic Con on Saturday, October 11 from 3:45-4:45 p.m. ET at the Marvel Booth (#1354)
For the first time, Charlie Cox (Matt Murdock), Deborah Ann Woll (Karen Page), Elden Henson (Foggy Nelson), and Vincent D’Onofrio (Wilson Fisk) will meet with fans.

All fans who participate in this signing will also receive an exclusive “Marvel’s Daredevil” production concept art poster, drawn by Marvel Chief Creative Officer and legendary artist Joe Quesada.
Please note: this is a ticketed event. Interested fans should arrive at the Marvel Booth when the doors open at 10:00 a.m. ET on the day of the signing to participate in a random drawing for the opportunity to get one (1) item signed by the cast.
“Marvel’s Daredevil” follows the journey of Matt Murdock, who was blinded as a young boy but imbued with extraordinary senses, now fighting against injustice by day as a lawyer, and by night as the super hero Daredevil in modern day Hell’s Kitchen, New York City.
Marvel’s first original series on Netflix is Executive Produced by series Showrunner Steven S. DeKnight (“Spartacus,” “Buffy: The Vampire Slayer,” “Angel”) and Drew Goddard (“Cabin in the Woods,” “Lost,” “Buffy The Vampire Slayer,” in addition to writing the first two episodes of “Marvel’s Daredevil”), along with Marvel TV’s Jeph Loeb (“Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,” “Smallville,” “Heroes”).
"Marvel’s Daredevil” is produced by Marvel Television in association with ABC Studios for Netflix
For more information on “Marvel’s Daredevil,” and the other exciting new Marvel Television series coming to Netflix, stay tuned to Marvel.com

NEWS - Anteprima, la prima immagine dell'Agent Carter in "Agents of Shield"!!!

TWITTER-JAM - Le migliori twittate seriali
 

CBS Lands Things They Left Behind Pilot, Based on Stephen King Story!!! http://t.co/h6hT71KwSW via @TVLine

— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 10 Settembre 2014

Guess what? @DavidBurtka and I got married over the weekend. In Italy. Yup, we put the 'n' and 'd' in 'husband'. pic.twitter.com/R09ibF41rt

— Neil Patrick Harris (@ActuallyNPH) 8 Settembre 2014

NBC Developing Sitcom Inspired by Bar Trivia Games! http://t.co/8szgW45ysl via @tvguide

— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 10 Settembre 2014

Verrà il giorno in cui Carrie Coon sarà riconosciuta quale miglior attrice della tv. #TheLeftovers

— Leo Damerini (@LeoDamerini) 9 Settembre 2014

Clamoroso al Cibali/1 #TrueDetective Season 2 Eyes Rachel McAdams For Female Lead! http://t.co/d2ilE9AVyb via @bi_contributors

— Leo Damerini (@LeoDamerini) 9 Settembre 2014

Clamoroso al Cibali/2 David Fincher e James Ellroy insieme x una #serietv anni '50 su HBO! http://t.co/k8NgKiZqat

— Leo Damerini (@LeoDamerini) 9 Settembre 2014

'Agents of SHIELD' Taps Hayley Atwell, George Stephanopoulos for Guest Gigs http://t.co/YH0gz7pOGK via @THR #AOS

— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 9 Settembre 2014

Oltre 2300 iscritti sulla pagina Facebook dell'Accademia, dove si trovano news, commenti e sondaggi sulle #serietv! https://t.co/qtgL8al7Z1

— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 8 Settembre 2014

"#TheWalkingDead companion series gets pilot greenlight" http://t.co/ZUVP4wIupz via @EW

— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) 5 Settembre 2014

First Look: Lucy Lawless in ‘Agents of SHIELD’ | @Marvel #AOS @RealLucyLawless #tvseries #tvshow pic.twitter.com/qOoQSlxHbE

— TelefilmCult (@TelefilmCult) 27 Agosto 2014

L'EDICOLA DI LOU - Stralci, cover e commenti sui telefilm dai media italiani e stranieri

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PICCOLO GRANDE SCHERMO - Ultima ora! Marvel-lous: "Agent Carter" diventerà una serie tv!

#Marvel Developing #AgentCarter' TV Series - http://t.co/wyMp0NL7dA http://t.co/LOVn79LUkV #tvseries #serietv #telefilm
— AccademiaTelefilm (@AcademyTelefilm) September 19, 2013

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Dove sono le serie tv d'acchiappo?
"As the upfronts approach, it’s hard to scope out pilot pickup buzz at the major broadcast nets this year because there are few clear heat-seekers.
The big bets of this year’s development crop were made early on in the cycle (last summer and fall) and for the most part have retained their front-runner status: ABC’s “Marvel’s Agents of Shield” with the Whedon clan; CBS’ redo of “Beverly Hills Cop”; NBC’s 22-episode throwdown for the Michael J. Fox domestic laffer; Andy Samberg and Andre Braugher in Fox’s cop comedy “Brooklyn 99″; and the union of David E. Kelley and Robin Williams in CBS’ “Crazy Ones.”
J.J. Abrams has his minimum allotment of two pilots: Fox’s robot-cops vehicle and “Believe” with Alfonso Cuaron at NBC. David Shore is said to be looking promising with ABC drama “Doubt.”
The fuzzy picture for next season’s series pickups will clear up a little this week as the broadcast nets begin their formal pilot screenings. Here’s hoping there is more sizzle on the screen than there seems to be at this stage. The nets need some flash after a ho-hum 2012-13 season.
There are notable in-demand thesps on the pilot roster this year — Toni Collette, Greg Kinnear, Josh Holloway, Debra Messing, Rainn Wilson among them — but not so much in the way of eye-popping, mold-breaking material. Procedural dramas abound, as do ensemble comedies about various combos of thirtysomething friends (“Friends” still casts a looonnng shadow).
Some of the most creative ideas have come in the form of nontraditional casting decisions.
“Office” alum Wilson is set for a dramatic turn as a misanthropic homicide detective in CBS’ “Backstrom” (it’s got a Swedish pedigree so ’nuff said), especially with Dennis Haysbert along for the ride. Christopher Meloni is leaving the serious law-and-order biz for a sitcom turn in Fox’s father-son laffer “I Suck at Girls,” which has good buzz. Wendell Pierce of “The Wire” and “Treme” is lending his mellifluous baritone to the Michael J. Fox sitcom (he’ll have to watch his language on broadcast TV).
CBS has put Beau Bridges, Margo Martindale, J.B. Smoove and Will Arnett under one roof for writer Greg Garcia’s untitled father-son comedy, which has momentum at the Eye. With that cast, who needs a script? Also gaining steam at CBS is comedy “Friends With Better Lives,” an ensembler featuring Kevin Connolly and James Van Der Beek. It is fortified by having been directed by James Burrows, who has a hell of a pilot-pickup track record.
At ABC, Adam Goldberg’s comedy with the colorful but soon-to-change title “How the Fuck Am I Normal” is hot enough to begin making staffing offers. At Fox there’s a lot of chatter about domestic laffer “The Gabriels” from Justin Hurwitz and Andrew Gurland.
NBC is said to be high on Jason Katims’ spin on “About a Boy.” A sleeper to watch at the Peacock is comedy “Welcome to the Family” from writer Mike Sikowitz, which revolves around a culture clash of white and Latino families brought together by an unplanned pregnancy. Writer DJ Nash’s comedy “Then Came Elvis,” featuring Harold Perrineau and Parker Posey, also has traction at the Peacock.
Drama-wise, ABC is said to be ready to roll on “Lucky 7,” a redo of a British drama about a group of supermarket employees who win the lottery. Fox likes the look of Kinnear as a charming rogue lawyer in “Rake” — a tonal successor to “House,” no doubt.
There are always a few no-brainers. ABC’s “Agents of Shield” drama is getting on the air unless we all wake up on May 14 (the day of ABC’s upfront presentation) in a parallel world where Disney doesn’t control the Marvel Universe. CBS wants Kim Raver in its stable of stars, which bodes well for the “NCIS: Red” spinoff that the network test-drove as a two-episode arc last month.
Chuck Lorre’s Mom, starring Anna Faris and Allison Janney, is pretty much bulletproof at CBS, aided by a great script and swell cast.
I’m not sure what the reviews are yet for CBS’ legal drama “The Advocate,” from “Mentalist” man Bruno Heller, but I’ll be hunting down a screener just to see Ben McKenzie (fresh off a career-making role on “Southland”) work with the always-awesome CCH Pounder.
McG’s ABC drama “Westside” is also a must-obtain, if only to see what haunts he and writer Byron Balasco chose to feature in the drama set among warring families in Venice (California, not Italia). Angelenos, of course, know the beachside hamlet is not actually a city unto itself, but we’ll let that slide for artistic license — just as long as the Warner Bros. TV production doesn’t have telltale traces of Burbank in its backdrops.
(Cynthia Littleton, 07.05.2013)