Stranger Things: M. Night Shyamalan Wants To Direct In Season 2


m-night-shyamalan-split
Well here's a plot twist we weren't expecting — though maybe we should have been: M. Night Shyamalan — whose new film, Split, is getting some of his best reviews since The Sixth Sense — has expressed an interest in directing episodes of Stranger Things' second season.
The reason we shouldn't be surprised is that the Duffer Brothers, creators and guiding force of the Netflix series, used to work for Shyamalan on the television series Wayward Pines, which represented their first TV work. While promoting Split, Shyamalan commented, "My boys who do Stranger Things, they did Wayward Pines for me. They were round my house and I was, like, 'Well, you can hire me back, guys.'" No word on what the Duffers have to say in response. The series is expected to return later this year and will reportedly consist of nine episodes, compared to season one's eight.
stranger-things1
Elsewhere on the Stranger Things news front, Millie Bobby Brown, who plays Eleven, has been nominated as Best Drama Actress for the SAG Awards. If she were to win, she would, at the age of twelve, be only the third pre-teen ever nominated.
Also, every now and then a fan creation really captures the imagination, and that's certainly what's happened with this creative piece of artwork from Michael Maher, Jr. With it, he's imagined Brown as Princess Leia, Gaten Matarazzo as Chewie, Finn Wolfhard as Han, Noah Schnapp as Luke and Caleb McLaughlin as Lando.
star-wars-stranger-things
And in speaking to Den Of Geek, executive producer Shawn Levy did share a bit of generic information regarding what's to come: "Season two is bigger and potentially darker in its stakes. The threat, which in season one was to Will Byers, has grown... Season two has a bigger cast and is definitely loyal to the kind of magical storytelling that we established in the first season. It’s character-based and still about our core group of characters.”

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

300 Part 3 Release Date 2018

Image
The movie “300,” which was released in 2006, is one of the best epic movies of Hollywood. There are very few epic movies, whose sequels are going to be released in future and 300 is also one of them. The 2 nd  part of this movie franchise, 300: Rise of an Empire, was released in 2014 and collected huge profit at box-office. It didn’t collect more than the 1 st  part, but managed to collect large amount at box-office The reason for low collection of this movie might be because the main protagonist, remained alive in the end, while in the 1 st  part, the main protagonist died, or audience didn’t accept the death of Leonidas (Gerard Butler), King of Sparta, and wanted to see him again in the 2 nd  part. The 1 st  part of this movie was based on the comic series, 300, which is written by Frank Miller and Lynn Varley, whereas, the 2 nd  part of this franchise was based on another unreleased novel of Frank Miller, Xerxes. After 2 parts of this movie franchise, audience is waiting f
Read more

10 Expert Tips To Make 2017 Your Most Productive Year Yet

There is no one definitive strategy to being productive, and it may take a little trial and error to find what works best for you. But if you’ve resolved to make 2017 the year you finally slay your to-do list every day, it can help to find out what’s worked for some of the most productive people. In that spirit, we turned to some of our top experts and contributors to find out what approaches keep them productive all year long, in the hopes that a few of these can help you do the same in the year ahead. 1. PLAN TOMORROW TONIGHT The early bird only catches the worm if it plans the night before, says PR strategist Christina Nicholson. “By filling out my specific planner the night before, I don’t feel rushed or like I have to get to something right away,” an approach that some time-management experts endorse. Simply having a battle plan is like waking up to find your work already started. Right away, Nicholson finds, the start of her day has “already been scheduled for me”–by her.Simply h
Read more

Don Rickles: Why Legendary Comic's Jabs Are Funny, Not Offensive

Famed stand-up comedian and actor Don Rickles, who died April 6 at age 90, cultivated a curmudgeonly persona for decades and was celebrated for his caustic cracks. Known as the "insult comic," his pointed put-downs spared no one, not even celebrities many other comedians would consider off-limits. Before he became famous, Rickles was onstage at a Miami Beach club in the 1950s, when superstar Frank Sinatra entered the room. Rickles called out to him from the stage, "Make yourself comfortable, Frank. Hit somebody," the Los Angeles Times reported. Somehow, Rickles successfully parlayed his barbed insults into jokes — garnering guffaws even from the notoriously grumpy Sinatra, according to the LA Times — and launched a career that spanned more than half a century. But what made his insults seem funny, rather than merely, well, insulting? [Smile Secrets: 5 Things Your Grin Says About You] The success of Rickles' insult comedy may be explained by a humor th
Read more