Cole Sprouse has booked himself another new film role!
The 28-year-old Riverdale star will star opposite Lana Condor in Moonshot for HBO Max, Deadline reveals.
This casting will continue Cole‘s work with his Riverdale producers Greg Berlanti and Sarah Schechter, who are producing through their Berlanti/Schechter Films banner, along with Entertainment 360′s Jill McElroy and Jenna Sarkin.
Moonshot is a romantic comedy set in the future “where Mars is terraformed and colonized by the best humanity has to offer. Two very different college students wind up joining forces and sneak onboard a space shuttle to the red planet in order to be united with their significant others.”
Lana‘s involvement was announced last summer. See what she shared about the film!
Cole is also set to star in another upcoming movie alongside this fellow Archie Comics star…
The CW is working on another new DC Comics series – Wonder Girl!
The network, home to many other shows like The Flash, Supergirl, DC’s Legends of Tomorrow and Black Lightning, is looking to bring the latest to the screen, with a Latina star, Deadline reports.
Greg Berlanti and his Berlanti Productions, who produces all of the other DC shows, along with Queen of the South executive producer/co-showrunner Dailyn Rodriguez are bringing the show to life.
Wonder Girl will follow “Yara Flor, a Latina Dreamer who was born of an Amazonian Warrior and a Brazilian River God, learns that she is Wonder Girl. With her newfound power must fight the evil forces that would seek to destroy the world.”
This would be the first Latina superhero led DC TV series, and “tells the backstory/origin story of the DC Comics character of Yara Flor, who was recently revealed as a new Wonder Woman. Yara will make her comic book appearance this January in “Future State: Wonder Woman,” part of DC’s Future State event written and drawn by Joëlle Jones.”
In case you missed it, Greg is looking to bring this animated series to life in a possible new live-action series for The CW!
Harry Styles has already lined up another film!
The 26-year-old musician is in negotiations to star in the upcoming novel to movie adaptation My Policeman, alongside Lily James.
The “story takes place in the late 1990s, when the arrival of elderly invalid Patrick into Marion and Tom’s home, triggers the exploration of seismic events from 40 years previous: the passionate relationship between Tom and Patrick at a time when homosexuality was illegal,” according to Deadline.
Greg Berlanti and his husband Robbie Rogers are set to produce the feature for Amazon, with Michael Grandage directing the screenplay adaptation Ron Nyswaner.
Production is set to start next summer, which works out perfectly for Harry, as he has April through the beginning of August off in between legs of his Love On Tour concert tour.
Just less than a week ago, it was announced that Harry will be starring in another new movie alongside Florence Pugh!
Greg Berlanti recently opened up about the future of the Arrowverse crossovers!
The producer of many of The CW shows talked about what this next season’s event will be like during the DC FanDome event last weekend.
“In terms of what our next crossover event will be next year, I think truly because of COVID right now and the pandemic, our aspirations aren’t quite as large. We’d just like to start shooting again,” he said during the Multiverse 101 panel.
Greg also shared that the Arrowverse/Multiverse crossovers weren’t ever in their original plans.
“When we started out just with Arrow, eight – nine years ago now, it wasn’t our intention to replicate what everyone had done so brilliantly in comics,” he said during the panel. “And it wasn’t until The Flash came along and we tried in the pilot of The Flash to put the two of them [Stephen Amell and Grant Gustin] on screen together, that I remember watching that first scene of the two of them together and thinking like, ‘Oh wow, this makes me feel like the DC books made me feel.’ Like one plus one equals three.”
This season’s Arrowverse crossover will be much smaller than Crisis On Infinite Earths was last season, with just Superman & Lois and Batwoman being the only two shows to cross over, as was revealed earlier this year.
Melissa Benoist takes the center spot in this group photo of the cast and crew of Supergirl at their 100th episode celebration held at Fairmont Pacific Rim Hotel on Saturday night (December 14) in Vancouver, Canada.
The 31-year-old actress was joined at the event by current and past co-stars including Chyler Leigh, David Harewood, Katie McGrath, Andrea Brooks, and Elizabeth Tulloch.
Also in attendance were Melissa‘s husband and former cast mate Chris Wood, cast members Jesse Rath, Nicole Maines, Julie Gonzalo, Staz Nair, and Azie Tesfai, as well as Executive Producer Greg Berlanti, President of Warner Bros Television Peter Roth, and CW Network President Mark Pedowitz.
Supergirl‘s 100th episode will be season five’s upcoming 13th episode, which is set to air in February 2020.
In case you missed it, check out what happened in part three of the Crisis On Infinite Earths crossover!
35+ photos inside of the cast of Supergirl celebrating… More Here! »
It was a big night for the fan fave movie Love, Simon at the 2019 GLAAD Media Awards on Thursday (March 28) at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The movie won the award for Outstanding Film – Wide Release and cast members Nick Robinson, Josh Duhamel, Alexandra Shipp, Keiynan Lonsdale, Clark Moore, Jorge Lendeborg Jr., and Natasha Rothwell were all there to accept.
Director Greg Berlanti and husband Robbie Rogers were also there!
FYI: Nick is wearing Dior Men. Robbie is wearing Ermenegildo Zegna XXX. Alexandra is wearing a Reem Acra dress and Casadei shoes.
35+ pictures inside of the Love, Simon cast the GLAAD Media Awards… More Here! »
That’s a wrap on The CW’s Arrow.
The show, which debuted in 2012, will end with season eight, Variety reports.
“This was a difficult decision to come to, but like every hard decision we’ve made for the past seven years, it was with the best interests of Arrow in mind,” series executive producers Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim, and Beth Schwartz said in a statement. “We’re heartened by the fact that Arrow has birthed an entire universe of shows that will continue on for many years to come. We’re excited about crafting a conclusion that honors the show, its characters and its legacy and are grateful to all the writers, producers, actors, and — more importantly — the incredible crew that has sustained us and the show for over seven years.”
Star Stephen Amell tweeted, “Playing Oliver Queen has been the greatest professional experience of my life… but you can’t be a vigilante forever…There’s so much to say… for now I just want to say thank you.”
Other “Arrowverse” shows include The Flash, Supergirl, and Legends of Tomorrow. The CW also has a Batwoman pilot in the works, starring Ruby Rose.
Arrow also stars David Ramsey, Emily Bett Rickards, Echo Kellum, Katie Cassidy, Rick Gonzalez, Juliana Harkavy, Colton Haynes, Kirk Acevedo, and Sea Shimooka.
