HBO’s hit series takes a look at nightlife in New York City during the ‘70s and ‘80s. It stars James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal, who received a Golden Globe nomination for her performance.

It started airing in 2017, but the network felt it’s time to bring it to a closure. An insider claimed this series was always envisioned to go on for three seasons. Show’s co-creator David Simon pretty much confirmed it in his farewell tweet.

“We’re always conjuring the last scene before we write the first. So much the better when we work for people who allow us to consistently plan, arc and execute as intended. Thanks, HBO, for the third and final season renewal and the chance for The Deuce to tell its full story,” wrote Simon on Twitter.

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The actor and filmmaker has recently finished his self-directed Tommy Wiseau biopic The Disaster Artist and now he’s looking into starring and directing a movie about the life and legacy of American poet and singer-songwriter Shel Silverstein. Silverstein, who died in 1999 wrote several iconic works of children’s literature, including The Giving Tree, Where the Sidewalk Ends, and Falling Up.

EW confirmed that Franco is in talks to helm the project for the new MWM Studios, formerly OddLot Entertainment. Under its previous banner, MWM contributed to the production of films like Drive, Hell or High Water and Rabbit Hole.

Also working on the project is producer for the upcoming Amy Schumer comedy I Fell Pretty as well as other personnel from Wonderland Sound and Vision. Penning the script are cowriters Chris Shafer and Paul Vickair. The script is said to be a take on the writer’s personal and professional dealings, based on Lisa Rogak’s book A Boy Named Shel.

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After interviewing himself in 2015, splitting himself up as “Straight James” and “Gay James” and playing identical twin brothers in HBO’s The Deuce, the 39-year old star is set to multiply himself yet again in Marvel’s new solo film.

The Franco clones are set to increase exponentially as EW confirms that the star is in negotiations to play Multiple Man, a Marvel mutant from the X-Men universe. The new solo film will star the mutant who has the ability to clone himself. The movie will feature Jamie Madrox, who can re-absorb his clones and gain all the memories they experienced during their independence, even though this sometimes brings some difficulties.

The movie could be penned by Allan Heiberg (Wonder Woman) and produced by X-Men’s own Simon Kinberg. This version of Multiple Man will probably keep with the recent trend of X-Men’s movies that aren’t necessarily trying to keep some continuity but rather explore their own stories.

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HBO’s hit series takes a look at nightlife in New York City during the ‘70s and ‘80s. It stars James Franco and Maggie Gyllenhaal, who received a Golden Globe nomination for her performance.

It started airing in 2017, but the network felt it’s time to bring it to a closure. An insider claimed this series was always envisioned to go on for three seasons. Show’s co-creator David Simon pretty much confirmed it in his farewell tweet.

“We’re always conjuring the last scene before we write the first. So much the better when we work for people who allow us to consistently plan, arc and execute as intended. Thanks, HBO, for the third and final season renewal and the chance for The Deuce to tell its full story,” wrote Simon on Twitter.

The post “The Deuce” Coming Back to HBO for Third and Final Season appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

The actor and filmmaker has recently finished his self-directed Tommy Wiseau biopic The Disaster Artist and now he’s looking into starring and directing a movie about the life and legacy of American poet and singer-songwriter Shel Silverstein. Silverstein, who died in 1999 wrote several iconic works of children’s literature, including The Giving Tree, Where the Sidewalk Ends, and Falling Up.

EW confirmed that Franco is in talks to helm the project for the new MWM Studios, formerly OddLot Entertainment. Under its previous banner, MWM contributed to the production of films like Drive, Hell or High Water and Rabbit Hole.

Also working on the project is producer for the upcoming Amy Schumer comedy I Fell Pretty as well as other personnel from Wonderland Sound and Vision. Penning the script are cowriters Chris Shafer and Paul Vickair. The script is said to be a take on the writer’s personal and professional dealings, based on Lisa Rogak’s book A Boy Named Shel.

The post James Franco in talks to direct and star in Shel Silverstein biopic appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

After interviewing himself in 2015, splitting himself up as “Straight James” and “Gay James” and playing identical twin brothers in HBO’s The Deuce, the 39-year old star is set to multiply himself yet again in Marvel’s new solo film.

The Franco clones are set to increase exponentially as EW confirms that the star is in negotiations to play Multiple Man, a Marvel mutant from the X-Men universe. The new solo film will star the mutant who has the ability to clone himself. The movie will feature Jamie Madrox, who can re-absorb his clones and gain all the memories they experienced during their independence, even though this sometimes brings some difficulties.

The movie could be penned by Allan Heiberg (Wonder Woman) and produced by X-Men’s own Simon Kinberg. This version of Multiple Man will probably keep with the recent trend of X-Men’s movies that aren’t necessarily trying to keep some continuity but rather explore their own stories.

The post James Franco in talks to star as “Multiple Man” in new X-Men film appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.