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When a director publicly acknowledges what his next film will be, when it will star filming and who will be in the cast, it's about as official as it gets. And so, although Netflix has yet to make any announcements, at a screening this week, Oscar-winning director Guillermo del Toro spilled all that information and more about 'Frankenstein'. Del Toro has been talking about Frankenstein for years but it wasn't until recently that it seemed increasingly likely he'd make it. Early rumors said that the incredible cast of Andrew Garfield, Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth were in early talks and Del Toro has just confirmed all of that as well as the addition of Oscar winner Christoph Waltz.

The director of the new Fantastic Four movie, Matt Shakman, has assured all the fans that the shooting of the movie will start soon. And not only that, he has also revealed that the cast is ready and the announcement of them will be once the actors and actresses strike in Hollywood is over. Speaking recently to Collider, Shakman announced that shooting on the highly anticipated film may begin in the spring of 2024. "Yes, we will definitely be in front of the cameras next year. Probably in the spring."

Anticipation is growing around Your Lucky Day, the horror thriller featuring one of the latest standout performances from Angus Cloud, known for his role in the Euphoria series. At long last, there's already a first look at the actor in the film, which has managed to secure a SAG-AFTRA Interim Agreement for promotion in preparation for its premiere at the prestigious Fantastic Fest. This agreement, which joins other projects such as Michael Mann's Ferrari and the film starring Sean Penn and Dakota Johnson Daddio, allows for the planning of promotional activities in the midst of current labor conflicts in the industry, such as the screenwriters' and actors' strikes.

Paris Hilton is about to return to the small screen and although she will not return with The Simple Life, the reality show that made her famous, she will return with a series based on her memoirs. The film company, A24, has just announced that it has bought the rights to the book Paris: The Memoir to adapt it for television. So far, no one knows who will be part of the cast. One of things that are official is that Elle and Dakota Fanning will serve as executive producers under their company Lewellen Pictures and Hilton will also executive produce through another company. What is very clear to us is that the series will tell the story of Paris Hilton's rise into Hollywood's elite and will be based strictly on her memoirs.

Jason Blum, known for his work on successful horror films such as "Get Out," "The Purge" and "M3GAN," produces The Exorcist: Believer through Blumhouse Productions, which promises to raise the level of horror and suspense even higher. The film opens on Friday, October 6 in the United States. The plot revolves around the parents of demon-possessed girls, desperate for help, who embark on a desperate search to find the only person alive who has had similar experiences: Chris MacNeil.

On the same day that Only Murders In The Building closed its third season, Hulu was quick to clarify something important: the trio still has more adventures to solve. Through its social networks, the platform confirmed the renewal of its flagship series, a production that has not only captured loyal viewers, but also stands out with outstanding ratings among critics. Starring Steve Martin, Selena Gomez and Martin Short, the title offers a refreshing look at the detective and true crime genre with witty moments of humor.

Netflix has officially announced the start of production of the third season of the LGBT+ series Heartstopper. The news is now official due to Netflix's post on its instagram accounts in which Alice Oseman, the creator of the original comic book on which the fiction is based, appears holding the clapperboard that signals the beginning of filming as anticipated after the end of the second part released earlier this year.

Beyoncé is preparing to bring her Renaissance World Tour to the screens of AMC theaters. According to sources close to the singer, the agency working with the artist has met with several studios in order to sell the audiovisual project and take it to the big screen. The material contains images of her live show and the preparation of her album Renaissance. Variety magazine noted that the content will be in documentary format.

Disney+ will kick off October by saying goodbye to 'Only Murder Only in the Building' and 'Ahsoka'. As soon as the new month kicks off, all the loose ends of the third case investigated by Steve Martin, Selena Gomez and Martin Short will be tie up and, as if that dose of crime comedy wasn't enough, the journey of the rebel jedi played by Rosario Dawson, who has reunited with old allies and enemies in the TV return of 'Star Wars' after the third season of 'The Mandalorian', will also has its final episode.

The acclaimed screenwriter and director Sofia Coppola, known for such cinematic hits as The Virgin Suicides (1999) and Marie Antoinette (2006), returns to shine on the big screen with her new work Priscilla. This film, based on the 1985 memoir Elvis and Me by Priscilla Ann Presley and Sandra Harmon, has made its mark at the Venice Film Festival with its recent premiere. In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Coppola shared how the initial idea for this film production came about: "It's funny. I was interested in the story years ago and it stuck in my head, but I thought it was too much like Marie Antoinette and I put the project aside."