Mark Hamill has signed on to guest star in the second season of What We Do In The Shadows.
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First look: Ben Whishaw in Surge
The first image of Ben Whishaw in new film Surge has been released ahead of its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival.
Stephen Fry to host BBC documentary inspired by JK Rowling’s Wizarding World
Stephen Fry is to front a new documentary for BBC One inspired by JK Rowling’s Fantastic Beasts stories.
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Robert Aramayo joins Lord of the Rings
British actor Robert Aramayo has replaced Will Poulter in Amazon’s forthcoming Lord of the Rings series.
WandaVision moves to 2020
Disney has confirmed it will release Marvel’s new series WandaVision in 2020.
Jojo Rabbit – film review
I’m not sure it’s possible to say the best film of the year is released in cinemas on January 1st, but Jojo Rabbit is going to feature on many Best of 2020 lists.
The new film from writer/director Taika Waititi is almost perfect in every way: incredibly funny, touching, heartbreaking and really well acted.
What you’ve been reading in 2019
As 2019 is almost done, I thought it would be interesting to take a look back at which articles on GirlOnFilms.net have proven particularly popular with readers.
As always, it’s been a year dominated by film and book news, as well as articles on one actor in particular.
The Mandalorian will return
Showrunner and creator of Disney Plus’ The Mandalorian Jon Favreau has confirmed the series will return for a second season.
Watch: Michael Palin’s Python home videos
Two of Michael Palin’s home videos have been released on the official Monty Python YouTube channel.
Little Women – film review
Little Women is the tale of the four March sisters: Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy and their journey from youngish girls in to young women.
This new film version, adapted and directed by Greta Gerwig, is the most modern, feminist take on Louise M Alcott’s beloved tale yet.
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