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Eric Ladin Joining HBO’s ‘The Brink’

Post author By reco valeriano
Post date December 20, 2013

Eric Ladin has joined the cast for HBO's pilot, 'The Brink.' — Eric Ladin has joined the cast for HBO’s pilot, ‘The Brink.’

Eric Ladin has recently joined the cast for HBO’s newest pilot, The Brink. The new show is a dark comedy based around a geopolitical crisis and the effect it has on three different men: the U.S. Secretary of State, a Foreign Service officer and a Navy fighter pilot. Eric Laden will be playing a lieutenant who is the fighter pilot’s right hand man.

Jack Black, Tim Robbins and Pablo Schreiber are among other who will be starring in the pilot. The Brink was directed by Jay Roach and based on Roberto Benabib’s script. Jerry Weintraub is on board in the role of executive producer.

Ladin is no stranger to HBO, with previous work on Boardwalk Empire, Big Love, and Generation Kill. He will also be seen on the cable channel’s other new pilot, Bosch. Ladin’s other work includes roles in The Killing and Mad Men.

View full story at Deadline.

Tags Generation Kill, pilot, Jack Black, Mad Men, Jay Roach, The Killing, Jerry Weintraub, Tim Robbins, Pablo Schreiber, HBO, Roberto Benabib, Bosch, The Brink, Big Love, Boardwalk Empire, dark comedy, Eric Ladin

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‘The Killing’ to Return for a 4th Season on Netflix

Post author By reco valeriano
Post date November 21, 2013

'The Killing' will be returning for a 4th season, but this time exclusively on Netflix. — ‘The Killing’ will be returning for a 4th season, but this time exclusively on Netflix.

HPC News – The Killing cannot be killed. Hollywood Production Center’s longtime tenant will be continuing their work on their popular television series The Killing from our offices. The hit television show first aired in 2011 on AMC, and continued to air three seasons until the cable network announced the show’s cancellation earlier in 2013. However, Netflix recently announced that they would be picking up the series and continuing the 4th season. This 4th season will air 6 episodes and will be considered the “final season.” The series’ stars Joel Kinnaman (who plays Stephen Holder) and Mireille Enos (who plays Sarah Linden) will be returning to the show to explore a new police case.

The Killing has gained a lot of popularity on Netflix’s streaming service, which helped it grow its audience for three seasons. The show had originally been cancelled after two seasons, but Fox TV Studios later announced that it would be returning after all due to a unique deal with AMC and Netflix. In this deal the streaming service, which had already built up an audience from the first 2 seasons being on its service, would stream the 3rd season 90 days after the finale aired on AMC to offset costs. When AMC announced that they would be pulling the plug for good in 2013, Netflix stepped in to pick up a 4th season to be aired exclusively to Netflix users. The wildly popular streaming service believe this show is perfect for on-demand viewing, so they have given Sarah Linden and Stephen Holder the chance at a proper goodbye.

Production for the 4th season of The Killing is set to begin in February.

View the full story at The Hollywood Reporter.

Tags Los Angeles, Production, The Killing, Glendale, The Hollywood Reporter, Hollywood Production Center, Fox TV Studios, Joel Kinnaman, Hollywood Production Center-Glendale, Mireille Enos, Sarah Linden, Netflix, Stephen Holder, Television, AMC

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Breaking Bad Fans Welcome “Better Call Saul”

Post author By reco valeriano
Post date September 12, 2013

"Better Call Saul" will officially be the "Breaking Bad" spin-off with the lawyer, Saul Goodman. — “Better Call Saul” will officially be the “Breaking Bad” spin-off as the series wraps up its final season.

While many fans mourn the imminent end of Breaking Bad, AMC has offered a way to ease the pain. AMC has announced that they are moving forward with their Breaking Bad spin-off that will be based on the ever-meddling lawyer, Saul Goodman. The show has been announced with the working title Better Call Saul and will be a prequel that focuses on the Saul Goodman character before he became Walter and Jesse’s lawyer.

Bob Odenkirk will be the star of the show as he returns as Saul. Vince Gilligan, the mastermind and creator of Breaking Bad will stay tied to this new project, which he expressed enthusiasm for. The series has not been formally ordered by AMC, but they are expecting to finalize soon.

The news comes as Breaking Bad airs its final episodes this month. The series finale is set to air on Sunday, September 29. AMC has a lot going on with the recent news of Mad Men finishing its 7 season run in 2014. It was also announced that The Killing, which just wrapped up its 3^rd season this August, has been cancelled. However, AMC is ready to launch two dramas next year, which we hope will be a hit.

Tags Vince Gilligan, Breaking Bad, Walter, Jesse Pinkman, Hollywood, Walter White, Hollywood Happenings, Better Call Saul, Bob Odenkirk, Jesse, Television, Mad Men, Summer Television, prequel, AMC, Saul Goodman, Los Angeles, The Killing, Spin-off