Logline: During a romantic anniversary getaway with her husband, a woman discovers someone is trying to kill her, but she isn’t sure if it’s the suspicious stranger who showed up on their doorstep, or her husband.
The Good Wife‘s Archie Panjabi and The Pirates of the Carribbean‘s Jack Davenport are teaming up for ITV’s Next of Kin and Billy Eichner has joined the anthology series American Horror Story.
YouTube star Anna Akana to recur on Freeform’s sci-fi drama Stitchers and Laurel Lance is set to return to Arrow once again as Katie Cassidy signs on for series regular role in season six.
Rob Reiner’s upcoming USA Network drama The Tap has set its lead cast, while the Starz miniseries The White Queen has added three new actors and a new director to its roster.
Once Upon A Time taps Hank Harris and Sam Witwer for recurring roles, while Tina Fey’s The Kicker and Mike Schur’s Good Place add to their casts.
Starz’s adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s American Gods has landed Ian McShane to star opposite The 100‘s Ricky Whittle. Bryan Fuller and Michael Green are writer/showrunners of the series.
Demi Moore has signed on to lead the series 10 Days In The Valley from Skydance Television while Powerless has added Danny Pudi, Alan Tudyk, and Christine Kirk. The trio joins previously cast Vanessa Hudgens.
Todd Phillips and Mark Gordon are producing.
Calista Flockhart, Patrick Fugit, and Eric McCormack are also among the cast of the drama’s second season.
The “Game of Thrones” actor has signed on for the “Maze Runner” sequel.
The adaptation of Kevin Williamson and Wes Craven’s horror parody is picking up steam.
Disney and Marvel reveal seven new members of the voice cast of their upcoming animated superhero movie.
The YouTube sensation joins the cast of “Hello, My Name is Doris.”
Lavelle will portray reporter Roy Reed in the drama.
“The Office” alum joins the impressive cast of the sequel.
Logline: After being stranded after missing her connecting flight to Singapore, a young Parisian spends the night in Los Angeles with friends, both new and old.
Logline: An American blue-collar worker uses football as an escape from his financial, marital, and personal issues.