Helldivers 2 is all the rage nowadays; this game’s fanbase keeps on increasing with every passing moment. And with that rising fanbase, its main story keeps evolving. This is how a live service title works, after all. These games are ever-evolving and ever-changing pieces of software that keep their players engaged for a long time.
The way Helldivers 2 changes, though, is special in its own way. Where other games expand their worlds through new DLCs. Developer Arrowhead Game Studios has decided to take a different approach with their co-op shooter. They have put fans amidst an ongoing dynamic war, and fans have an interesting theory about how it might go in the future.
A new fan theory suggests Helldivers 2’s war might have some real-world inspirations
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In Helldivers 2, players participate in a war of galactic proportions. In this war, they are fighting a couple of factions...
The way Helldivers 2 changes, though, is special in its own way. Where other games expand their worlds through new DLCs. Developer Arrowhead Game Studios has decided to take a different approach with their co-op shooter. They have put fans amidst an ongoing dynamic war, and fans have an interesting theory about how it might go in the future.
A new fan theory suggests Helldivers 2’s war might have some real-world inspirations
A still from Helldivers 2
In Helldivers 2, players participate in a war of galactic proportions. In this war, they are fighting a couple of factions...
- 3/2/2024
- by Rohit Sejwal
- FandomWire
There still ain’t no party like an S Club party, even 20 years later!
The British co-ed pop sensations S Club, also known as S Club 7, made a huge name for themselves in the ’00s across the world with hits like “Don’t Stop Movin’,” “Bring It All Back,” “Never Had a Dream Come True,” “Reach” and “Have You Ever.”
The group was formed with seven members, and would go on release four studio albums from 1999 to 2002, as well as their own movie, 2003′s Seeing Double.
After reuniting for 2015′s Bring It All Back Tour, they announced in February of 2023 they were reforming for a massive reunion tour 25 years after their debut. And in February, they headed to the U.S. and Canada!
Check out the photos and set list from the tour.
We’ve rounded up the members of S Club 7, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.
The British co-ed pop sensations S Club, also known as S Club 7, made a huge name for themselves in the ’00s across the world with hits like “Don’t Stop Movin’,” “Bring It All Back,” “Never Had a Dream Come True,” “Reach” and “Have You Ever.”
The group was formed with seven members, and would go on release four studio albums from 1999 to 2002, as well as their own movie, 2003′s Seeing Double.
After reuniting for 2015′s Bring It All Back Tour, they announced in February of 2023 they were reforming for a massive reunion tour 25 years after their debut. And in February, they headed to the U.S. and Canada!
Check out the photos and set list from the tour.
We’ve rounded up the members of S Club 7, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.
- 3/1/2024
- by Just Jared
- Just Jared
The popular Xbox game, Halo, was adapted into a live-action series on Paramount+ with a 2022 release. However, the show failed to impress many fans. While the basic premise of the game, which involves futuristic worlds and military marines fighting evil aliens to save the world, was preserved, some key changes were made in the adaptation that received a negative response. As a result, the show was heavily criticized by fans for its changes and flawed execution.
Halo Is Not Reaching Hard Enough
The Halo series is set in the Silver Timeline, a whole separate continuity from the source material.
The biggest deviation that upset the fans was the removal of Master Chief’s helmet. While the answer to that change may be from a writing standpoint that encourages the actor to naturally act and not wander around without seeing his emotions, and to inject a new layer into the beloved character of the franchise,...
Halo Is Not Reaching Hard Enough
The Halo series is set in the Silver Timeline, a whole separate continuity from the source material.
The biggest deviation that upset the fans was the removal of Master Chief’s helmet. While the answer to that change may be from a writing standpoint that encourages the actor to naturally act and not wander around without seeing his emotions, and to inject a new layer into the beloved character of the franchise,...
- 2/26/2024
- by Rouvin Josef Quirimit
- FandomWire
This Halo article contains spoilers.
The second season of Halo may be hitting too close to home for Pablo Schreiber’s Master Chief and Silver Team. After the destruction of Sanctuary in the premiere, John-117 suspects it’s only the beginning of a mass offensive that will eventually end with the Covenant invading Reach, the center of Oni and humanity’s military might in deep space. If Reach falls, there’s basically nothing stopping the Covenant from heading to Earth next.
The invasion of Earth is something that did eventually happen in the games. Although the series is set on a separate timeline than the games, this invasion feels inevitable on the Paramount+ series too, especially since no one in Oni command heeds Master Chief’s warnings that the Covenant have already infiltrated Reach. It’s only a matter of time before the Covenant make their move. And when they do reveal themselves,...
The second season of Halo may be hitting too close to home for Pablo Schreiber’s Master Chief and Silver Team. After the destruction of Sanctuary in the premiere, John-117 suspects it’s only the beginning of a mass offensive that will eventually end with the Covenant invading Reach, the center of Oni and humanity’s military might in deep space. If Reach falls, there’s basically nothing stopping the Covenant from heading to Earth next.
The invasion of Earth is something that did eventually happen in the games. Although the series is set on a separate timeline than the games, this invasion feels inevitable on the Paramount+ series too, especially since no one in Oni command heeds Master Chief’s warnings that the Covenant have already infiltrated Reach. It’s only a matter of time before the Covenant make their move. And when they do reveal themselves,...
- 2/16/2024
- by John Saavedra
- Den of Geek
All these years later, there still ain’t no party like an S Club party!
The British co-ed pop group S Club, also known as S Club 7, made a big name for themselves in the ’00s across the globe with hits like “Don’t Stop Movin’,” “Bring It All Back,” “Never Had a Dream Come True,” “Reach” and “Have You Ever.”
The group was formed with seven members, who would go on release four studio albums from 1999 to 2002, as well as their own movie, 2003′s Seeing Double.
After reuniting for 2015′s Bring It All Back Tour, they announced in February of 2023 they’d reform for a massive reunion tour 25 years after their debut. And in February, they’re heading to the U.S. and Canada!
Check out the first photos and set list from the tour.
We’ve rounded up the members of S Club 7, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.
The British co-ed pop group S Club, also known as S Club 7, made a big name for themselves in the ’00s across the globe with hits like “Don’t Stop Movin’,” “Bring It All Back,” “Never Had a Dream Come True,” “Reach” and “Have You Ever.”
The group was formed with seven members, who would go on release four studio albums from 1999 to 2002, as well as their own movie, 2003′s Seeing Double.
After reuniting for 2015′s Bring It All Back Tour, they announced in February of 2023 they’d reform for a massive reunion tour 25 years after their debut. And in February, they’re heading to the U.S. and Canada!
Check out the first photos and set list from the tour.
We’ve rounded up the members of S Club 7, and ranked them from lowest to highest estimated net worth.
- 1/21/2024
- by Just Jared
- Just Jared
The excitement is building for ‘Halo‘ season 2, and the new trailer from Paramount Plus has just upped the ante. Set to premiere on February 8th on Paramount Plus, the upcoming season promises to dive deep into the Halo universe, focusing on the critical planet Reach.
In this trailer, we’re immediately thrown into the thick of things. It opens with a voiceover, possibly from Makee (played by Charlie Murphy), who’s become a key figure in the series as Master Chief’s girlfriend. Her words are chilling, hinting at a dark future for Reach. She declares her intention to be ‘the instrument of their extinction,’ setting a grave tone for the season.
Master Chief, portrayed by Pablo Schreiber, faces overwhelming odds against the Covenant elites. The visuals are striking, showing the stark reality of the conflict. We also see Kai-125, played by Kate Kennedy, watching in despair as Covenant orbital strikes decimate Unsc ships.
In this trailer, we’re immediately thrown into the thick of things. It opens with a voiceover, possibly from Makee (played by Charlie Murphy), who’s become a key figure in the series as Master Chief’s girlfriend. Her words are chilling, hinting at a dark future for Reach. She declares her intention to be ‘the instrument of their extinction,’ setting a grave tone for the season.
Master Chief, portrayed by Pablo Schreiber, faces overwhelming odds against the Covenant elites. The visuals are striking, showing the stark reality of the conflict. We also see Kai-125, played by Kate Kennedy, watching in despair as Covenant orbital strikes decimate Unsc ships.
- 1/11/2024
- by Hrvoje Milakovic
- Fiction Horizon
Sometimes you just want to watch a tall, handsome, taciturn, hulking muscle man with a fine appreciation for the Blues and local cuisines lay the smackdown on the evil people of the world. Such is the appeal of "Reacher," the streaming show based on Lee Child's book series about Jack Reacher, a former U.S. Army military police officer turned loner with a knack for landing himself in the middle of conspiracies involving dirty cops, corrupt politicians, law-breaking rich people, and other types of no-good, rotten scoundrels.
Developed by Nick Santora, "Reacher" stars Alan Ritchson -- who got his start as an actor portraying another famous blonde beefcake in the form of Arthur Curry/Aquaman on "Smallville" -- as its namesake, with the supporting cast around him varying from season to season, depending on which of Child's books is being adapted. Naturally, season 1 was based on the author's debut novel,...
Developed by Nick Santora, "Reacher" stars Alan Ritchson -- who got his start as an actor portraying another famous blonde beefcake in the form of Arthur Curry/Aquaman on "Smallville" -- as its namesake, with the supporting cast around him varying from season to season, depending on which of Child's books is being adapted. Naturally, season 1 was based on the author's debut novel,...
- 11/7/2023
- by Sandy Schaefer
- Slash Film
S Club 7 have recreated one of their album covers, 22 years on, to mark their reunion.
Earlier this week, the pop band behind hits “Reach” and “Bring It all Back” announced they have got back together to celebrate their 25th anniversary.
While several members have reunited for performances in the past, this marks the first time all seven have agreed to a tour, which will take place later this year.
“We’re so excited to bring the S Club Party back to our fans across the country to celebrate 25 years of S Club 7,” they said in a statement, adding: “We can’t even believe it’s been so long.”
To mark the announcement, members Hannah Spearritt, Jon Lee, Jo O’Meara, Paul Cattermole, Rachel Stevens, Bradley McIntosh and Tina Barrett recreated the cover of their 2001 record Sunshine.
Sunshine, released in 2001, featured the hits “Don’t Stop Movin’”, “Have You Ever” and “Never...
Earlier this week, the pop band behind hits “Reach” and “Bring It all Back” announced they have got back together to celebrate their 25th anniversary.
While several members have reunited for performances in the past, this marks the first time all seven have agreed to a tour, which will take place later this year.
“We’re so excited to bring the S Club Party back to our fans across the country to celebrate 25 years of S Club 7,” they said in a statement, adding: “We can’t even believe it’s been so long.”
To mark the announcement, members Hannah Spearritt, Jon Lee, Jo O’Meara, Paul Cattermole, Rachel Stevens, Bradley McIntosh and Tina Barrett recreated the cover of their 2001 record Sunshine.
Sunshine, released in 2001, featured the hits “Don’t Stop Movin’”, “Have You Ever” and “Never...
- 2/16/2023
- by Jacob Stolworthy
- The Independent - Music
In the article series Sound and Vision we take a look at music videos from notable directors. This week we discuss Martini Ranch' Reach, directed by James Cameron. Never doubt James Cameron. It is a rule in Hollywood. At the time everyone doubted if Titanic could make its bloated budget back, amidst rumors that the making of the film was hectic and wildly over budget. The same thing was going on with Avatar: nobody would really be interested in a hugely expensive cgi-fest, right? James Cameron is good at proving the naysayers wrong. There is the rumor that he pitched Aliens by just writing 'Alien' on a piece of paper, then added an S, and asked the studio executives what that spelled, after which he...
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- 1/30/2023
- Screen Anarchy
"Halo" is a story about a super soldier known as Master Chief (aka John-117) who fights aliens in space over ancient technology. You might think from the description that it's a story you've seen many times before. Certainly, "Halo" wears its influences on its sleeve. But don't underestimate the world of the games, which has thus far been the subject of over 30 novels, several comics, and one season of a live-action television show. Bungie cut their teeth directing the "Marathon" trilogy of narratively ambitious first-person shooters. "Halo" was targeted at a wider audience, but its developers still took the time to flesh out the game's setting. Rather than the heavy metal mishmash of "Doom" and its ilk, this would be a world of alien religious sects, military jargon, and Gregorian chanting.
Ed Fries, who ran Microsoft Game Studios at the time the first "Halo" was released, said in Vice's oral...
Ed Fries, who ran Microsoft Game Studios at the time the first "Halo" was released, said in Vice's oral...
- 8/14/2022
- by Adam Wescott
- Slash Film
This Halo review contains spoilers.
Halo Episode 3
It all depends on Cortana. That was true for a large portion of the Halo games and it’s true for TV.
Unfortunately, her role, appearance, and relationship with Master Chief are significantly changed for the TV series in a slow third episode. While original voice actor Jen Taylor gives her all in challenging mo-cap scenes, the script and the production design mostly fail to cohere.
Halsey goes ahead with the Cortana program now that John-117 is back on Reach. While Chief doesn’t want a voice in his head, Cortana doesn’t give him much of a choice. Once inside Chief’s brain, his new AI partner quickly gains access to her abilities, which include putting Chief in “stasis” to test whether the mysterious artifact responds to his touch or his brain. Turns out it needs “John as John” to work. Seeing...
Halo Episode 3
It all depends on Cortana. That was true for a large portion of the Halo games and it’s true for TV.
Unfortunately, her role, appearance, and relationship with Master Chief are significantly changed for the TV series in a slow third episode. While original voice actor Jen Taylor gives her all in challenging mo-cap scenes, the script and the production design mostly fail to cohere.
Halsey goes ahead with the Cortana program now that John-117 is back on Reach. While Chief doesn’t want a voice in his head, Cortana doesn’t give him much of a choice. Once inside Chief’s brain, his new AI partner quickly gains access to her abilities, which include putting Chief in “stasis” to test whether the mysterious artifact responds to his touch or his brain. Turns out it needs “John as John” to work. Seeing...
- 4/7/2022
- by Megan Crouse
- Den of Geek
New UK Sales Firm Strikes Slate Deal
Exclusive: New UK sales firm Mise En Scene has set a distribution deal with New York and European distributor Spi International which includes all six of the company’s first titles. Spi has picked up non-exclusive rights to What Lies Ahead, starring Rumer Willis and Emma Dumont; I Wrote This For You with Brennan Keel Cook; Eating Cars starring Lexi Pappas, Lauren Ashley Carter; Super November, starring Josie Long, Sean Biggerstaff and Heydon Prowse; Synchronicity, starring Sara Mitich and Ash Catherwood; and Reach, starring Garrett Clayton, Jordan Doww and Johnny James Fiore. London-based Mise En Scene was launched last March by Paul Yates and Netto Fernandes. Spi International and its aggregation service FilmBox operates a portfolio of 42 TV channels and digital services in multiple countries.
Crackle Plus Takes South African Feature
Exclusive: AVOD platform Crackle Plus has picked up rights to South African...
Exclusive: New UK sales firm Mise En Scene has set a distribution deal with New York and European distributor Spi International which includes all six of the company’s first titles. Spi has picked up non-exclusive rights to What Lies Ahead, starring Rumer Willis and Emma Dumont; I Wrote This For You with Brennan Keel Cook; Eating Cars starring Lexi Pappas, Lauren Ashley Carter; Super November, starring Josie Long, Sean Biggerstaff and Heydon Prowse; Synchronicity, starring Sara Mitich and Ash Catherwood; and Reach, starring Garrett Clayton, Jordan Doww and Johnny James Fiore. London-based Mise En Scene was launched last March by Paul Yates and Netto Fernandes. Spi International and its aggregation service FilmBox operates a portfolio of 42 TV channels and digital services in multiple countries.
Crackle Plus Takes South African Feature
Exclusive: AVOD platform Crackle Plus has picked up rights to South African...
- 1/27/2021
- by Andreas Wiseman
- Deadline Film + TV
With the Shadowlands expansion, the World of Warcraft team hopes to make the legendary Mmo more accessible than it’s ever been before. While I think they’ve done a pretty good job of breaking down some of the game’s more intimidating barriers, that doesn’t mean that Shadowlands offers the perfect new player experience.
In fact, it’s entirely possible to leave Shadowlands‘ new player starting area (an island called Exile’s Reach) without understanding or even knowing about some of the game’s core mechanics. It would have been impossible for Exile’s Reach to teach you absolutely everything you needed to know about the modern WoW experience, but it would have been nice if the new (mostly) universal starting area offered a better taste of the full game.
With that in mind, there are 10 of the most important things you won’t learn about in Shadowland‘s new tutorial area.
In fact, it’s entirely possible to leave Shadowlands‘ new player starting area (an island called Exile’s Reach) without understanding or even knowing about some of the game’s core mechanics. It would have been impossible for Exile’s Reach to teach you absolutely everything you needed to know about the modern WoW experience, but it would have been nice if the new (mostly) universal starting area offered a better taste of the full game.
With that in mind, there are 10 of the most important things you won’t learn about in Shadowland‘s new tutorial area.
- 11/23/2020
- by Matthew Byrd
- Den of Geek
Exclusive: UK sales firm The Mise En Scene Company launches this week ahead of the virtual AFM with a slate including thriller What Lies Ahead starring Rumer Willis, Emma Dumont, Kelly Blatz and Katie Keene.
Based in London, the company will represent between 5 – 20 new low to mid-budget ($3-10M) films per year and will look to work on highbrow and mass appeal projects from known filmmakers and fresh voices. Co-founders are Netto Fernandes and Paul S.L. Yates.
Yates was formerly a communications exec in Scotland, then moved on to acquisitions at genre sales firm DevilWorks. Fernandes has experience as a media director and theatre producer in his native Brazil.
Directed by Rob Gardner, What Lies Ahead was written by William J. Viglione and produced by Gardner, Viglione and Joe Michael Burke. The completed film follows the tensions between two young women who are...
Based in London, the company will represent between 5 – 20 new low to mid-budget ($3-10M) films per year and will look to work on highbrow and mass appeal projects from known filmmakers and fresh voices. Co-founders are Netto Fernandes and Paul S.L. Yates.
Yates was formerly a communications exec in Scotland, then moved on to acquisitions at genre sales firm DevilWorks. Fernandes has experience as a media director and theatre producer in his native Brazil.
Directed by Rob Gardner, What Lies Ahead was written by William J. Viglione and produced by Gardner, Viglione and Joe Michael Burke. The completed film follows the tensions between two young women who are...
- 11/2/2020
- by Andreas Wiseman
- Deadline Film + TV
The Grammy Museum announced on Thursday that it is partnering with Grammy U — the Recording Academy’s college educational division — and Michelle Obama for a virtual mentorship program during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Mentorship Monday program will be launched through Obama’s Reach Higher Initiative. Running from July 20th through August 31st, the program will consist of music industry professionals virtually mentoring college students and recent graduates on a variety of topics related to music careers.
Mentors include artists such as Little Big Town, Sam Fischer, Tikyra “Tk” Jackson, Ledisi,...
The Mentorship Monday program will be launched through Obama’s Reach Higher Initiative. Running from July 20th through August 31st, the program will consist of music industry professionals virtually mentoring college students and recent graduates on a variety of topics related to music careers.
Mentors include artists such as Little Big Town, Sam Fischer, Tikyra “Tk” Jackson, Ledisi,...
- 7/9/2020
- by Claire Shaffer
- Rollingstone.com
Is it possible that Young Justice: Outsiders introduces the Teen Titans this season?
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This Young Justice: Outsiders review contains spoilers.
Young Justice Outsiders Episode 16
"Illusion of Control" finishes setting up the new status quo for the second half of Young Justice: Outsiders' season, and...I think they might be opening the door for the Teen Titans.
Beast Boy has emerged as a key character in this season's overall story. Early on in the season, he was the one introducing us to the human side of the meta trafficking operation with his PSAs and interviews from the set of Space Trek 3016. His relationship with Queen Perdita of Vlatava (neice to Count Vertigo and ruler of a country close enough to Markovia to have periodic conflict with it) gave him an in to the geopolitical conversation, and his status as a TV star and celebrity boyfriend to a national...
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This Young Justice: Outsiders review contains spoilers.
Young Justice Outsiders Episode 16
"Illusion of Control" finishes setting up the new status quo for the second half of Young Justice: Outsiders' season, and...I think they might be opening the door for the Teen Titans.
Beast Boy has emerged as a key character in this season's overall story. Early on in the season, he was the one introducing us to the human side of the meta trafficking operation with his PSAs and interviews from the set of Space Trek 3016. His relationship with Queen Perdita of Vlatava (neice to Count Vertigo and ruler of a country close enough to Markovia to have periodic conflict with it) gave him an in to the geopolitical conversation, and his status as a TV star and celebrity boyfriend to a national...
- 7/2/2019
- Den of Geek
John Saavedra Nov 14, 2019
Halo: Reach is finally coming to The Master Chief Collection on Xbox One and PC. Here are the details...
Bungie's final Halo game, the prequel Halo: Reach, is finally coming to The Master Chief Collection. The port was announced during an Inside Xbox broadcast. Reach will be ported over to the Xbox One and is also part of a series of releases that will see The Master Chief Collection finally arrive on PC through the Microsoft Store and, surprisingly, Steam.
"We're going to roll out each of the games in The McC one by one," developer 343 Industries representative said in a statement. "Steam for us is a new opportunity. We want to bring our games to players ... to the platforms of their choice."
Halo: Reach will be the first of the PC ports. The rest of The McC, which also includes Halo: Combat Evolved,...
Halo: Reach is finally coming to The Master Chief Collection on Xbox One and PC. Here are the details...
Bungie's final Halo game, the prequel Halo: Reach, is finally coming to The Master Chief Collection. The port was announced during an Inside Xbox broadcast. Reach will be ported over to the Xbox One and is also part of a series of releases that will see The Master Chief Collection finally arrive on PC through the Microsoft Store and, surprisingly, Steam.
"We're going to roll out each of the games in The McC one by one," developer 343 Industries representative said in a statement. "Steam for us is a new opportunity. We want to bring our games to players ... to the platforms of their choice."
Halo: Reach will be the first of the PC ports. The rest of The McC, which also includes Halo: Combat Evolved,...
- 3/12/2019
- Den of Geek
Each year, IndieWire partners with MIT’s Comparative Media Studies program to offer a deeper look at Sundance’s New Frontiers section. Here, Master’s Candidate Samuel R. Mendez explores several projects with participatory elements.
This year’s New Frontier selections at Sundance point to a participatory future for virtual reality (VR), with fuzzy definitions of the audience, the creator, and the projects themselves.
Stepping into “Mechanical Souls” at Sundance’s New Frontier Central, I was expecting to be cut off from the world by a headset, swiveling in an office chair by myself and absorbing a linear narrative as it played out around me. What I got instead was a batch of new coworkers, a pineapple tea cake, and a story to investigate about a robot bridesmaid developing a mind of her own. “Mechanical Souls” has two actors guiding six participants to play the role of tech company employees.
This year’s New Frontier selections at Sundance point to a participatory future for virtual reality (VR), with fuzzy definitions of the audience, the creator, and the projects themselves.
Stepping into “Mechanical Souls” at Sundance’s New Frontier Central, I was expecting to be cut off from the world by a headset, swiveling in an office chair by myself and absorbing a linear narrative as it played out around me. What I got instead was a batch of new coworkers, a pineapple tea cake, and a story to investigate about a robot bridesmaid developing a mind of her own. “Mechanical Souls” has two actors guiding six participants to play the role of tech company employees.
- 2/9/2019
- by Samuel R. Mendez
- Indiewire
"Maybe it's time to consider getting some help." Freestyle Digital Media has released the first official trailer for an indie film titled Reach, from first-time filmmaker Leif Rokesh. The honest high school drama is about a social awkward kid named Steven, played by Garrett Clayton (from Hairspray Live! and "The Fosters"), who is planning on killing himself. A new kid in school befriends him and provides some comfort to help him step back. Steven's new friends try to find creative ways to pull him out of his depression. The cast includes Corbin Bernsen, Jordan Doww, Joey Bragg, Johnny James Fiore, Kevin Sizemore, and Concetta Tomei. This looks alright, a bit dour and depressing, perhaps with some positivity to offer. Here's the official trailer (+ posters) for Leif Rokesh's Reach, direct from Freestyle's YouTube: A socially awkward band geek, Steven Turano (Garrett Clayton), is planning on killing himself. However, when Clarence,...
- 10/2/2018
- by Alex Billington
- firstshowing.net
Teen Wolf actor Rio Mangini, Corbin Bernsen and Concetta Tomei have joined the cast of Jarret Tarnol's high school dramedy Reach, announced Maria Capp, co-writer and producer, Cappricielli Productions. Mangini will also compose the score and provide original music. Bernsen and Tomei play the grandparents of the quirky new kid in town played by Johnny James Fiore, who befriends a socially awkward genius played by Garrett Clayton. Reach is currently filming in Los…...
- 4/20/2017
- Deadline
Thanks to the success he has found on platforms like YouTube, Jordan Doww has been able to further his career in both acting and stand-up comedy. Now, the 21-year-old creator has added another feather to his cap. He has landed a leading role in Reach, an upcoming feature film that will also star Garrett Clayton and Joey Bragg.
Reach will feature Clayton as a high school-age adolescent who plans to commit suicide after being bullied by a character portrayed by Doww. Bragg will play a member of an anti-bullying support group who befriends Clayton’s character and changes his life. Jarret Tarnol is set to direct the picture, which features an award-winning script penned by Maria Capp.
With a high school setting and a plot that many young people can relate to, Reach is clearly adding its name to the burgeoning genre of Ya drama. Many titles within that category...
Reach will feature Clayton as a high school-age adolescent who plans to commit suicide after being bullied by a character portrayed by Doww. Bragg will play a member of an anti-bullying support group who befriends Clayton’s character and changes his life. Jarret Tarnol is set to direct the picture, which features an award-winning script penned by Maria Capp.
With a high school setting and a plot that many young people can relate to, Reach is clearly adding its name to the burgeoning genre of Ya drama. Many titles within that category...
- 4/6/2017
- by Sam Gutelle
- Tubefilter.com
Garrett Clayton (Hairspray Live!), Jordan Doww (HollyWeird) and Joey Bragg (Liv and Maddie) have been set to star in Reach, a high school dramedy movie that begins shooting this month in Los Angeles. Jarret Tarnol is directing a script by Maria Capp, Johnny James Fiore and Grant Harling. The script, which was awarded Best Feature Screenplay at the 2015 Hollywood &a Vine Film Festival, centers on a socially awkward genius (Clayton) who divulges to a pro-suicide support…...
- 4/5/2017
- Deadline
Garrett Clayton, who played high school heartthrob Link in NBC's Hairspray Live!, will star in teen suicide drama Reach.
Clayton will play Steven, a socially awkward genius who has a plan to kill himself because of high school bullies and a strained relationship with his widower father. These plans are sidelined when a quirky new kid enters his life, allowing Steven to reach beyond his comfort zone.
Jordan Doww and Joey Bragg will also star in the feature from director Jarret Tarnol.
Maria Capp will produce Reach, which she co-wrote with Johnny James Fiore and Grant Harling, who will also star. Autumn Bailey and...
Clayton will play Steven, a socially awkward genius who has a plan to kill himself because of high school bullies and a strained relationship with his widower father. These plans are sidelined when a quirky new kid enters his life, allowing Steven to reach beyond his comfort zone.
Jordan Doww and Joey Bragg will also star in the feature from director Jarret Tarnol.
Maria Capp will produce Reach, which she co-wrote with Johnny James Fiore and Grant Harling, who will also star. Autumn Bailey and...
- 4/5/2017
- by Mia Galuppo
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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