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Comic Book Creator Robert Kirkman On How ‘The Walking Dead’ Experience Fed Into Making ‘Invincible’ And Why “You Should Be Worried About Where Mark Is Headed” In Season 4

Topnewsplus2 months ago020 mins

Prime Video’s Invincible, based on the Skybound/Image comic from The Walking Dead’s Robert Kirkman, follows 17-year-old Mark Grayson (Steven Yeun), who, after inheriting powers from his father Omni-Man (J.K. Simmons), sets out to become a worthy superhero. However, he soon discovers that the demands of becoming one of Earth’s greatest defenders is more challenging than…

‘Somebody Somewhere’s Tim Bagley On Finding The Humor In The “Depth And Darkness” Of Life & Showing The “Openness Of Your Heart” In Song

Topnewsplus3 months ago021 mins

For a comedian, there is no better role than in a show that encapsulates their sense of humor, let’s them have a personal connection to the story and challenges them to show an “openness of your heart” in each performance. It’s even better when they are a fan of the show already, so it’s no…

How ‘Pachinko’ Star Minha Kim Felt Approached Season 2’s Cliffhanger: “That’s When Sunja Finally Realized That She’s Tired”

Topnewsplus3 months ago024 mins

Apple TV+’s Pachinko Season 2 premiered just under 10 months ago, but many of the most emotional and devastating scenes are still fresh for actress Minha Kim, who portrays anchor character Sunja. Kim’s main character, a woman and mother who connects three generations of her family across the sweeping series based on Min Jin Lee’s…

Matthew Goode On New Detective Show ‘Dept Q’, His “Favorite Day Ever” With Maggie Smith On ‘Downton Abbey’ & If He’d Do A Spinoff

Topnewsplus3 months ago028 mins

With Netflix series Dept Q., Matthew Goode stars as DCI Carl Morck, a curmudgeonly cop afflicted by PTSD and almost Sherlock-level powers of deduction. Based on the novels by Jussi Adler-Olsen, which have also been made into a series of Danish-language films, the Netflix series is developed by and partially directed by Scott Frank, of…