Tessa Thompson has joined the cast of Marvel’s Thor: Ragnarok, where she is set to play the God of thunder’s love interest.
Jaimie Alexander
Don’t worry, they haven’t decided yet. Dawson and Biel are just two names on a long list of possible female leads.
The pair have been cast in recurring roles opposite Jack Black and Tim Robbins in the HBO comedy series.
Logline: Follows a charming but troubled man who seduces a woman but when she rejects him, he becomes delusional and spirals into a psychotic rage.
On her way to Thor’s aide!
Logline: A cartel leader breaks out of an American prison and races toward the Mexican border, with a border-town sheriff and his inexperienced staff the only thing between him and freedom.
Logline: Follows a rich and beautiful couple on their honeymoon in Morocco, who after escaping a deadly multi-car pileup at a desert intersection, the group of survivors embark on a journey of deceit and revelation that culminates in a Tangier’s souk.
Relative newcomer lands lead in new Schwarzenegger actioner!
Logline: Expected to explore more of the nine worlds with Odin by Thor’s side.
Barry visits LA, A Terminator is ready to trample Big Love, Erbe returns to L&O, and Alexander is ready to make hell for Nurse Jackie.
Logline: Tells the true story of the unusual partnership between early 1900s aristocrat Ward Allen and Christmas Moultrie, a freed slave.
Logline: A successful pickpocket living the outlaw lifestyle is confronted with an old one-night stand who tells him that she is pregnant with his child.
Logline: Story centers on a cartel leader who, after breaking out of an American prison, races toward the Mexican border where the only thing between him and freedom is a border-town sheriff and his inexperienced staff.
Logline: A promiscuous psychic is troubled by disturbing premonitions that are all the more unnerving for never being wrong. She travels to a seedy London pub where she has come to meet the fate her dreams have foretold: to be murdered by one of two men she meets there — but which one?
