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The Search for the Next James Bond Is Down to Four Actors

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The Search for the Next James Bond Is Down to Four Actors

Disney moves forward with a fifth Halloweentown. Pennywise returns for a “very different” second season of It: Welcome to Derry. And a new YA vampire romance combining elements of Twilight, X-Men and Harry Potter finds its director. Do you know what happens to a toad when it’s struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to Morning Spoilers!

Deadline reports filming has wrapped on Telephone, a “sci-fi thriller” starring Laysla De Oliveira (Lioness) and Riccardo Scamarcio (A Haunting in Venice) from director Anthony Scott Burns. The story follows Sandy, a woman “abducted by her mysterious neighbors and told she must travel back in time to save the future. Once in the past, she faces a choice: trust these strangers for the sake of mankind or follow another traveler who offers to help her prevent the tragedy that shaped her life.”

Variety also reports Charlie xcx will have a “cameo” in Martin Scorsese’s upcoming “gothic psychological horror film,” What Happens at Night. Details on her role are currently under wraps.

Deadline additionally has word Amazon has whittled its choice for the next James Bond to just four actors expected to screen “through the next week.” They include Jack Lowden, Callum Turner, Josh O’Connor, and an unnamed fourth actor.

C. and Kristin Cast’s popular YA fantasy romance series, House of Night . According to the synopsis: “Zoey is marked to become a vampyre and enters the House of Night, a mysterious boarding school where teenagers with a genetic mutation learn how to survive the transformation from human to vampyre.


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