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X-Men ’97 Showrunner Beau DeMayo Fired by Marvel
Can the new “non-binary” Morph turn take the form of a pink slip? I doubt the people behind it care enough to know, but at least one of them doesn’t have his hands on the X-Men anymore. The Hollywood Reporter exclusively reveals that Beaut DeMayo, the showrunner of the upcoming Disney+ Marve...
Read MoreX-Men ’97 Trailer Baits, Reveal About Morph Switches
I’m not sure I’ve ever seen excitement for an upcoming show fade this quickly. Today, Disney and Marvel released a trailer for X-Men ‘97, the revival of the outstanding X-Men animated series from the ‘90s. One of Marvel’s – and certainly Disney+’s – most anticipated projects, X-Men ...
Read MoreCaptain America 4 Gets New Writer
The Captain America: Brave New World overhaul is a lot more extensive than Marvel wants us to think. While the time frame for the reshoots was given as being four or five months – enough time to film an entire movie – Marvel downplayed it as simply an attempt to punch up the action. Now, Deadli...
Read MoreDaredevil: Born Again Gets a Showrunner
Marvel is getting the Man Without Fear back on track. An exclusive from The Hollywood Reporter reveals that after firing Chris Ord and Matt Corman (sort of; they’re executive producers now, which is a nice way of sidelining them) and committing to retooling the show, Marvel has found a showrunner ...
Read MoreMarvel to Interview Potential X-Men Movie Writers
Now that the writers’ strike has ended, Hollywood wants to get some more movies into development for when the actors settle their disputes as well. That means hearing pitches for the big blockbuster movies that have been in the ether for years. On that note, Deadline has heard from sources and �...
Read MoreHollywood Writers Go on Strike
Jed | Hollywood Scholar | May 2, 2023 | 0
The Writers Guild of America, the WGA, has gone on strike, demanding higher pay in the new streaming-oriented landscape of Hollywood. What does this mean for the average audience member? Very little. At a time when production companies’ stocks are plummeting, budgets are higher, and profits are lo...
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