Netflix has dropped the first look image of Katherine Langford’s Nimue in the streaming giant’s re-imagining Cursed.

The image that was shared via Netflix’s official Twitter features  Langford holding a sword and preparing for battle. The post also revealed that the show has been scheduled to debut sometime in 2020.

Cursed is based on Tom Wheeler’s illustrated young adult novel of the same name. The coming-of-age series halls from co-creators Wheeler and Frank Miller. 

Per the official logline: “Cursed is a re-imagining of the Arthurian legend, told through the eyes of Nimue, a teenage heroine with a mysterious gift who is destined to become the powerful (and tragic) Lady of the Lake. After her mother’s death, she finds an unexpected partner in Arthur, a young mercenary, in a quest to find Merlin and deliver an ancient sword. Over the course of her journey, Nimue will become a symbol of courage and rebellion against the terrifying Red Paladins, and their complicit King Uther.”

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While plot and character details are kept under wraps, according to The Hollywood Reporter the Golden Globe nominee has already filmed scenes for the currently untitled feature.

Langford rose to fame playing Hannah Baker on Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why. She appeared on the show’s first two seasons, but will not return for its third. She also made her silver screen debut this year starring in Love, Simon. You can see her next on the streaming service’s Cursed from Sin City creator Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler. 

Avengers 4 is scheduled to open in theaters on May 3, 2019. 

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Langford rose to prominence thanks to the role in teen drama 13 Reasons Why, one of Netflix’s most talked-about shows to date. She decided to leave the series after two seasons because she felt that was enough to fully tell Hannah’s story. Katherine Langford is now ready for new adventures, and Cursed certainly seems like one.

The official Netflix synopsis describes Cursed as a re-imagination of the Arthurian legend, told through the eyes of Nimue, a teenage heroine with a mysterious gift who is destined to become the powerful and tragic Lady of the Lake.

Netflix also called it “a coming-of-age story whose themes are familiar to our own time: the obliteration of the natural world, religious terror, senseless war, and finding the courage to lead in the face of the impossible.”

Miller and Wheeler, who wrote the book, also created this series and they’ll serve as executive producers. Zetna Fuentes will executive produce, as well, and direct the first two episodes of the 10-episode series. Her credits include dozens of hit shows, such as How to Get Away with Murder, Jane the Virgin and Jessica Jones.

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Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter just before season two of the teen drama dropped on Netflix, creator Brain Yorkey said that he thinks that there more story to tell. 

When asked if viewers should expect a third season, executive Mandy Teefey told ET, “I don’t know! That’s a question that I can’t really talk about, to be honest, because there are so many places for it to go, I think, And I think Brian, it’s mustered in his brain, so I definitely feel like we can always explore more. But I don’t know.”

But it looks like leaving the door open for an additional season is definitely on the table for Yorkey.

“I always think there’s more story to tell, but I think that depends on viewers and everyone’s reaction to it and whether it’s important to keep telling the story.”

For the creators of 13 Reasons Why, season two was all about the fallout from Hannah’s suicide (Katherine Langford). For many characters season two was really where their own stories began. 

“To leave them there would be unfair to the characters and to the viewers that had come to care about them,” Yorkey said, “we explore how these characters deal with the aftermath of what happened to Hannah.”

“Personally, as someone who thinks creatively, I feel it would be forced,” Teefey explains. “But Katherine is so amazing. If we want to do storytelling, I don’t know where it wouldn’t feel forced. And she’s going to be fine! We couldn’t have been more lucky to have had her.”

When asked about the possibility of an anthology, he said, “If there is a future for the show, to me, it’s about these characters, and not necessarily a new set of reasons or a new set of tapes. Someone else might do that, but that’s not my job to do that.”

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A year after 13 Reasons Why debuted on the Netflix, this is everything that is known about the season two so far. 

Season two is all original content. Unlike season one that had a book as its go to for content, Steven Silver, who plays Marcus Cole said that this time they’re “starting from scratch.” Fans will get to see “some of the other characters develop that were not so… developed in season one or in the book.” The plot line is “heading in some dark directions,” according to Dylan Minette. “It’s naturally going to progressively get to a more emotional place due to the nature of the story we’re telling,” he added. 

Season two was in the works before is was even greenlit according to Brian Yorkey, the showrunner and executive producer of the series. “There’s a lot more story to tell and a lot more to learn about these characters and what they go through and what their secrets are,” he explained.  “You know, Hannah made 13 tapes and told us 13 very specific stories, but there’s a lot she didn’t tell us and I want to know more about that, I want to know what her secrets are.”

A couple of weeks ago the streaming giant released a lengthy statement that they are “taking action” and making changes to help parents and teens discuss the difficult issues played out the show. 

“To understand whether and how the series opened dialogue between teens and parents, we commissioned a global research study with Northwestern University’s Center on Media and Human Development, which has an active research focus on the impact of media on children and teens,” Netflix said in the statement. “Today, Northwestern released the results of that study. 71% of teens and young adults found the show relatable, and nearly three-quarters of teen and young adult viewers said the show made them feel more comfortable processing tough topics. Some of the findings were unexpected and profound – more than half of teens reached out to someone to apologize for how they had treated them, and nearly three-quarters of teens said that they tried to be more considerate about how they treated others after watching the show.”At the same time,” the statement continued, “research indicated the majority of parents felt that while the show brought up important topics, they wanted more resources from us.”

This means that the show will look a bit different when it returns as each episode will begin with a custom intro video of the cast out of character, explaining how to get support.

After becoming a huge hit, Netflix and the show’s executives will be going to great lengths to make sure that season two is kept under wraps. Katherine Langford who plays Hannah shared, “This season feels like a very different show, not just because of content, but also just because of the approaches and precautions that we’ve had to take. I think everyone wants to very much protect the story and the content of the story ’cause that makes the TV show engaging and so we are looking after it and we are looking after the stories. We’ve put everything into play, so that the audience can have the best experience possible.”

The premiere date for 13 Reasons Why Season two has yet to be announced.

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Netflix has dropped the first look image of Katherine Langford’s Nimue in the streaming giant’s re-imagining Cursed.

The image that was shared via Netflix’s official Twitter features  Langford holding a sword and preparing for battle. The post also revealed that the show has been scheduled to debut sometime in 2020.

Cursed is based on Tom Wheeler’s illustrated young adult novel of the same name. The coming-of-age series halls from co-creators Wheeler and Frank Miller. 

Per the official logline: “Cursed is a re-imagining of the Arthurian legend, told through the eyes of Nimue, a teenage heroine with a mysterious gift who is destined to become the powerful (and tragic) Lady of the Lake. After her mother’s death, she finds an unexpected partner in Arthur, a young mercenary, in a quest to find Merlin and deliver an ancient sword. Over the course of her journey, Nimue will become a symbol of courage and rebellion against the terrifying Red Paladins, and their complicit King Uther.”

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While plot and character details are kept under wraps, according to The Hollywood Reporter the Golden Globe nominee has already filmed scenes for the currently untitled feature.

Langford rose to fame playing Hannah Baker on Netflix’s 13 Reasons Why. She appeared on the show’s first two seasons, but will not return for its third. She also made her silver screen debut this year starring in Love, Simon. You can see her next on the streaming service’s Cursed from Sin City creator Frank Miller and Tom Wheeler. 

Avengers 4 is scheduled to open in theaters on May 3, 2019. 

The post Katherine Langford to Appear in “Avengers 4” appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

Langford rose to prominence thanks to the role in teen drama 13 Reasons Why, one of Netflix’s most talked-about shows to date. She decided to leave the series after two seasons because she felt that was enough to fully tell Hannah’s story. Katherine Langford is now ready for new adventures, and Cursed certainly seems like one.

The official Netflix synopsis describes Cursed as a re-imagination of the Arthurian legend, told through the eyes of Nimue, a teenage heroine with a mysterious gift who is destined to become the powerful and tragic Lady of the Lake.

Netflix also called it “a coming-of-age story whose themes are familiar to our own time: the obliteration of the natural world, religious terror, senseless war, and finding the courage to lead in the face of the impossible.”

Miller and Wheeler, who wrote the book, also created this series and they’ll serve as executive producers. Zetna Fuentes will executive produce, as well, and direct the first two episodes of the 10-episode series. Her credits include dozens of hit shows, such as How to Get Away with Murder, Jane the Virgin and Jessica Jones.

The post Katherine Langford is Coming Back to Netflix appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter just before season two of the teen drama dropped on Netflix, creator Brain Yorkey said that he thinks that there more story to tell. 

When asked if viewers should expect a third season, executive Mandy Teefey told ET, “I don’t know! That’s a question that I can’t really talk about, to be honest, because there are so many places for it to go, I think, And I think Brian, it’s mustered in his brain, so I definitely feel like we can always explore more. But I don’t know.”

But it looks like leaving the door open for an additional season is definitely on the table for Yorkey.

“I always think there’s more story to tell, but I think that depends on viewers and everyone’s reaction to it and whether it’s important to keep telling the story.”

For the creators of 13 Reasons Why, season two was all about the fallout from Hannah’s suicide (Katherine Langford). For many characters season two was really where their own stories began. 

“To leave them there would be unfair to the characters and to the viewers that had come to care about them,” Yorkey said, “we explore how these characters deal with the aftermath of what happened to Hannah.”

“Personally, as someone who thinks creatively, I feel it would be forced,” Teefey explains. “But Katherine is so amazing. If we want to do storytelling, I don’t know where it wouldn’t feel forced. And she’s going to be fine! We couldn’t have been more lucky to have had her.”

When asked about the possibility of an anthology, he said, “If there is a future for the show, to me, it’s about these characters, and not necessarily a new set of reasons or a new set of tapes. Someone else might do that, but that’s not my job to do that.”

The post Katherine Langford Might Not Be Part of “13 Reasons Why” Season 3 appeared first on OMG Check It Out !.

A year after 13 Reasons Why debuted on the Netflix, this is everything that is known about the season two so far. 

Season two is all original content. Unlike season one that had a book as its go to for content, Steven Silver, who plays Marcus Cole said that this time they’re “starting from scratch.” Fans will get to see “some of the other characters develop that were not so… developed in season one or in the book.” The plot line is “heading in some dark directions,” according to Dylan Minette. “It’s naturally going to progressively get to a more emotional place due to the nature of the story we’re telling,” he added. 

Season two was in the works before is was even greenlit according to Brian Yorkey, the showrunner and executive producer of the series. “There’s a lot more story to tell and a lot more to learn about these characters and what they go through and what their secrets are,” he explained.  “You know, Hannah made 13 tapes and told us 13 very specific stories, but there’s a lot she didn’t tell us and I want to know more about that, I want to know what her secrets are.”

A couple of weeks ago the streaming giant released a lengthy statement that they are “taking action” and making changes to help parents and teens discuss the difficult issues played out the show. 

“To understand whether and how the series opened dialogue between teens and parents, we commissioned a global research study with Northwestern University’s Center on Media and Human Development, which has an active research focus on the impact of media on children and teens,” Netflix said in the statement. “Today, Northwestern released the results of that study. 71% of teens and young adults found the show relatable, and nearly three-quarters of teen and young adult viewers said the show made them feel more comfortable processing tough topics. Some of the findings were unexpected and profound – more than half of teens reached out to someone to apologize for how they had treated them, and nearly three-quarters of teens said that they tried to be more considerate about how they treated others after watching the show.”At the same time,” the statement continued, “research indicated the majority of parents felt that while the show brought up important topics, they wanted more resources from us.”

This means that the show will look a bit different when it returns as each episode will begin with a custom intro video of the cast out of character, explaining how to get support.

After becoming a huge hit, Netflix and the show’s executives will be going to great lengths to make sure that season two is kept under wraps. Katherine Langford who plays Hannah shared, “This season feels like a very different show, not just because of content, but also just because of the approaches and precautions that we’ve had to take. I think everyone wants to very much protect the story and the content of the story ’cause that makes the TV show engaging and so we are looking after it and we are looking after the stories. We’ve put everything into play, so that the audience can have the best experience possible.”

The premiere date for 13 Reasons Why Season two has yet to be announced.

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