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Hello and welcome to another edition of The Monitor, Mytour’s roundup of entertainment news. What’s special this week? For one thing, Reed Hastings is taking a break from running Netflix to write a book about… Netflix. Furthermore, Jennifer Lawrence is planning to warn Earth of its coming doom. Type of invitation.
Jennifer Lawrence will play an astronomer for Netflix
If Jennifer Lawrence told you the world was about to end, would you believe her? This will be known soon. The actress has committed to starring in Adam McKay’s upcoming film Don’t Look Up, in which she will play one of two astronomers who warn the world that an asteroid is about to destroy the planet. The film, written and directed by McKay, will premiere on Netflix later this year. “I was so excited to make this movie with Jen Lawrence,” the Big Short director shared with Variety. “She was what people in the 17th century used to call ‘a great actress.’ And Netflix viewing this film as a globally felt comedy sets the bar high for me and my team in an exciting and exciting way.”
New Trailer Set for
Amazing Stories by Steven Spielberg
OK, so basically, the new trailer for Amazing Stories doesn’t reveal much, except that the Apple TV+ show will have five stories and they, according to the promo, will be amazing. However, based on the fact that it is a remake of Steven Spielberg’s series of the same name that aired on NBC in the 1980s, it will most likely hit the sci-fi, action, and fantasy genres. and horror. The show will premiere on March 6.
Reed Hastings Will Release A Book About Netflix
What exactly happens at Netflix has always been a mystery. But on May 12, Reed Hastings will open that box a bit with the release of No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Reinvention of Culture. The book, written with Erin Meyer, who wrote 2014’s The Culture Map, will reveal “for the first time the unconventional culture behind one of the world’s most innovative, imaginative and successful companies.” world,” according to publisher Penguin Random House. Don’t worry, if you don’t want to pay, you can certainly borrow a copy from a friend.
