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Guy Ritchie, renowned for his unique style in crime and action films, is bringing his acclaimed film The Gentlemen to the small screen with a Netflix series set to premiere in 2024. The original film, starring renowned actors such as Charlie Hunnam, Matthew McConaughey, and Hugh Grant, centered on the story of Mickey Pearson, an American expatriate who built a marijuana empire in London. The series promises to maintain the tone and essence of the film, albeit with a focus on new characters and plots.

Jenna Ortega will no longer be part of Scream 7. Sources close to the actress confirmed to Deadline that she will not participate in the next installment of the horror franchise due to scheduling conflicts with the filming of the second season of Wednesday, in addition to the shooting of another important project in her portfolio: Tim Burton's Beetlejuice 2. The change in the thriller's cast follows the departure of Melissa Barrera, a Mexican performer who was fired by Spyglass Media Group.

She started out killing zombies and is now a monster hunter. Milla Jovovich, known for her role as Alice in the Resident Evil saga, enters a new fantasy universe with the film Monster Hunter, currently among the most watched on Netflix. In addition, in this film, the Ukrainian-American actress returns to work with filmmaker Paul W.S. Anderson, who directs this title taking inspiration from the original video games developed and published by Capcom.

Scott Pilgrim Takes Off is the anime version of the movie with the same characters we first saw. It consists of eight half-hour episodes that start from the exact same story and then take it in a completely new direction, making it a kind of remake with multiverse tones and at the same time a reboot using the same characters, which despite being an anime version, have the voices of the actors from the film.

With films such as Get Out (2017), Us (2019) and more recently, Nope! (2022), Jordan Peele has managed to establish himself as one of the great promises within the horror genre standing out not only as a director, but also as a screenwriter, a role for which he received an Oscar in 2018.

Conquering a king's bed to secure a place at the English court. Such is the intense tale of intrigue starring the Countess of Buckingham, her son and the monarch James I of England that will be portrayed in Mary & George, a series that could be considered the most controversial of 2024. Its official teaser gives a first glimpse of the plot of ambition and homoeroticism starring Nicholas Galitzine set in 17th century England.

The production, which chronicled the rise of Catherine the Great, was cut short in its third cycle right in the middle of the SAG-AFTRA strike turmoil in Hollywood. Fanning, who played the main character Catherine, took to social media as a canvas to capture her emotions, sharing a message about the importance this experience had on her life. "I haven't had the opportunity to share my feelings after the news of the cancellation of 'The Great'. This series meant a lot to me, as did the experiences I shared," the actress expressed, revealing the deep connection she had cultivated with the project.

Abbot Elementary, the sitcom that follows the lives of a group of schoolteachers, now has a return date for television. ABC announced that the third season of its acclaimed show will premiere on February 7, 2024. Other productions, such as season 20 of Grey's Anatomy and season 7 of The Good Doctor, are also part of schedule for the first half of next year.

This 2023 marks a decade since the release of Frozen, an animated film that captivated generations with its plot of filial love. The identity dilemma of Elsa, a princess who runs away fearful of the effect of her magical powers, and her sister Anna's journey to find her, made the film the highest grossing film of 2013 with more than one billion dollars in box office. Naturally, the company still has plans to expand the story and a fourth installment is in development, according to CEO Bob Iger, who revealed on November 16.

It's been a long time coming, but it's finally here. Marvel Studios has released the new trailer for the second season of its animated series What If…, which will return with more adventures for the MCU characters in the upcoming holiday season. The fiction will premiere new episodes daily starting next December 22 on Disney+, a new dynamic that aims to keep the attention of fans and at the same time serve as a gift to close this 2023.