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Some might think that Zoe Kazan’s decision to adapt East of Eden was a reckless one. The actress, screenwriter, and director is none other than the granddaughter of Elia Kazan, who in 1955 had brought the adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novel to the big screen. A film that went down in history also for the…

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VisionQuestshowrunner Terry Matalas pushed back on the idea that the Paul Bettany-led series was commissioned as the closer to Marvel Studios’ WandaVisiontrilogy. Marvel Studios has spent part of the Multiverse Saga packaging three Disney+ shows as one arc, beginning with 2021’s WandaVision. The ending of the Elizabeth Olsen-led series set the stage for a continuation,…

James Arness famously played Marshal Matt Dillon for 20 years on the classic Western series “Gunsmoke,” one of the longest-running shows on TV. After “Gunsmoke” was over he played a different lawman, though this time he was in present-day California rather than on the frontier. “McClain’s Law” premiered on NBC on November 20, 1981, six…