‘Rest’ Shooting story Unveiled in new trailer for Hulu -Documentary
After the tragic accident on the set of the film “Rest” that led to the death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins, the documentary “Last Take: Rest and the Story of Halyna” wants to tell the true story of what happened.
The Hulu documentary takes viewers on the fatal day of October 21, 2021 and the spectacle that followed on Alec Baldwin, who fired the Proppistool, and the case. In the documentary, the friend of Hutchins, director Rachel Mason, goes on the record to talk about the tragedy and experience of losing a beloved friend and colleague.
The documentary contains public court reports, behind the scenes material of “peace” and access to Hutchins’ personal archives and materials, with the aim of honoring her story.
“Last Take: Rest and the Story of Halyna” will release on March 11 on Hulu and will be produced by Julee Metz, Kate Barry, Jon Bardi and Will Cohen for Story Syndicate and Jessica Grimshaw, Nick Shumaker and Jennifer Sears for anonymous content.
View the trailer below.
Program
Julianne Hough and Jesse Palmer will organize ‘The Oscars Red Carpet Show’ before the 97th Academy Awards, in which Oscar nominees, artists and presenters are emphasized while the stars hit the red carpet.
ABC News’ Live Coverage starts with Lara Spencer on “Good Morning America” on Wednesday 26 February, where James Longman joins her on Friday 28 February. The reporting will continue until Friday afternoon with “GMA3: What to know” and the evening Primetime Special “Countdown to the Oscars with Robin Robert with Robin Robert: A Special Edition by Robin Roberts, Featurs Att Toute At Toute at or an interview Hollywood’s biggest evening.
On Sunday, March 2, the coverage for the show “World News Tonight” Anker Linsey Davis, “Good Morning America” Co-anchor Whit Johnson, ABC News-Correspondent Chris Connelly, KABC-TV entertainment reporter George Pennacchio Variety‘s Chief Awards editor Clayton Davis.
After the Oscars ceremony, “Live With Kelly and Mark” will broadcast live from the Dolby Theater and “After the Oscars Show” will be broadcast on Monday 3 March.
*
Warner Bros. Discovery launches Max in Australia on March 31 and brings hit shows such as “The Last of Us”, “House of the Dragon” and “Euphoria” for the service.
“WBD has a long history in Australia, and we know our content of the world class from HBO, Warner Bros. Discovery and more is incredibly popular with the public here,” said general manager of WBD Australia and Michael Brooks in New Zealand in a statement. “We have a clear strategy to maximize the range through our direct-to-consumer app and distribution partners, and our collaboration with Foxtel at the launch is proof thereof. We can’t wait for fans throughout the country Max. ”
In addition to HBO and Max Originals, films such as “Barbie”, “Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice” and “Twisters” will also be available for streaming. The Australian launch comes with a range of subscription strokes, including premium, standard and advertising supported options.
*
The ‘Foodie on the Go’ series will premiere on March 13 at 8:30 PM et/5.30 am PT, which brings the triple Latin Grammy winner back on television screens in the brand new Food and Travel Series.
“Foodie on the Go” follows Chiquis while travding through the US to meet chefs and owners, who discover local places and small companies in the process. The first episode takes place in Chicago in the restaurant of Volare, while the second episode will take place in Solvang, California, with the emphasis of Boerenfeest.
The show will premiere on Latv -Linear channels, Latination Fast channels and will be available to stream on the Latination+ app. The series is produced by busy bee productions and Latination Media.
New episodes fall every Thursday to April 17.
*
The production is packed on ‘Star Trek: Khan’, a new script and audio series that takes place in the Star Trek Universe. Naveen Andrews will express the iconic Augment Khan, while Wrenn Schmidt plays Marla McGivers, a former Starfleet historian who followed Khan in exile. The series is set in the aftermath of ‘Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan’, Pick -Up with Khan and his followers after they have been stranded on the abandoned planet Ceti Alpha V by Captain Kirk.
The official synopsis reads: “History remembers Khan Noonien Singh as a villain, the product of a failed attempt to perfect humanity through genetic manipulation whose search to avenge on Admiral James T. Kirk led to unimaginable tragedy and loss. But the truth is buried too long under the sand of Ceti Alpha V. How did Khan go from a beneficial tyrant and superhuman visionary with a new world within reach of the monster that we think we know so well? Recently excavated, the rest of Khan’s story will finally be told. ”
“Star Trek: Khan” was written by Kirsten Beyer and David Mack, roasted on a story of “Wrath of Khan” writer-director Nicholas Meyer. The series is produced by CBS ‘Eye Podcast Productions Inc., Secret Hideout and Rodenberry Entertainment. Executive producers are Beyer, Alex Kurtzman and Rod Roddenberry. The audio series was directed by Fred Greenhalgh.
Deals
DirectV breaks the traditional cable bundle with three new genre packages and two mini-pack add-ons, as a supplement to the recent launches of Mysports in January and Myfree DirectV in November.
“At DirectV we go out with the One-Size-Fits-All Bleed-up cable bundles from the past by delivering new ways to consumers to enjoy the content they love at the best value,” said DirectV Chief Marketing Officer Vince Torres in a statement. “Our new genre packs and mini-packs offer cheaper options, so that customers can choose what they want to view and when they want to view it.”
Consumers can subscribe to Myenthaterment, MyNews and Miespañol individually or together, available to enjoy satellite -free on streaming platforms from $ 34.99 per month.
