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Guy Pearce Joins Netflix’s Upcoming Supernatural Series “The Innocents”

Prometheus and Alien: Covenant actor Guy Pearce has signed on the star in Netflix’s supernatural series “The Innocents”. The newly renamed series will also star Percelle Ascott (Wizards vs. Aliens) and Sorcha Groundsell (Clique), THR reports. The eight-episode British series was both created and written by Hania Elkington (The North London Book of the Dead) and Simon Duric (Black Mirror). “The Innocents”, “will explore what happens when teenagers Harry (Ascott) and June (Groundsell) run away from their repressive family lives to be together. They’re quickly thrown into an extraordinary journey of self-discovery that derails their innocent dream: Secrets kept from them by their parents test their love to the breaking point, and the extraordinary gift they possess unleashes powerful forces intent on dividing them forever. Pearce will play a character named Halvorson.” New Pictures produced the series. Farren Blackburn (Doctor Who) will direct along with Jamie Donaghue, as well as executive produce with New Pictures founders Charlie Pattinson, Elaine Pyke

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Feb 17, 2018
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Naomi Watts Stars In The Pulse Pounding Triller Shut In – In Theaters This Month

Naomi Watts stars in ‘Shut In’ from director Farren Blackburn, written by Christina Hodsin. Watts plays the role of Mary Portman, a widowed child psychologist, who lives an isolated existence in rural New England. When the young boy she is treating goes missing, and presumed dead, she becomes convinced that the boy’s ghost is haunting her and her bedridden son. Oliver Platt, Charlie Heaton, Jacob Tremblay, David Cubitt, Crystal Balint, Tim Post, Clémentine Poidatz and Alex Braustein co-star in this pulse-pounding thriller, executive produced by Christine Haebler, David Linde, Tory Metzger, Kathian Pascal, Jonathan Vanger and Ariel Zeitoun. ‘Shut In’ will open in theaters nationwide on November 11th.

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Guy Pearce Joins Netflix’s Upcoming Supernatural Series “The Innocents”

Prometheus and Alien: Covenant actor Guy Pearce has signed on the star in Netflix’s supernatural series “The Innocents”. The newly renamed series will also star Percelle Ascott (Wizards vs. Aliens) and Sorcha Groundsell (Clique), THR reports. The eight-episode British series was both created and written by Hania Elkington (The North London Book of the Dead) and Simon Duric (Black Mirror). “The Innocents”, “will explore what happens when teenagers Harry (Ascott) and June (Groundsell) run away from their repressive family lives to be together. They’re quickly thrown into an extraordinary journey of self-discovery that derails their innocent dream: Secrets kept from them by their parents test their love to the breaking point, and the extraordinary gift they possess unleashes powerful forces intent on dividing them forever. Pearce will play a character named Halvorson.” New Pictures produced the series. Farren Blackburn (Doctor Who) will direct along with Jamie Donaghue, as well as executive produce with New Pictures founders Charlie Pattinson, Elaine Pyke

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Feb 17, 2018
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Naomi Watts Stars In The Pulse Pounding Triller Shut In – In Theaters This Month

Naomi Watts stars in ‘Shut In’ from director Farren Blackburn, written by Christina Hodsin. Watts plays the role of Mary Portman, a widowed child psychologist, who lives an isolated existence in rural New England. When the young boy she is treating goes missing, and presumed dead, she becomes convinced that the boy’s ghost is haunting her and her bedridden son. Oliver Platt, Charlie Heaton, Jacob Tremblay, David Cubitt, Crystal Balint, Tim Post, Clémentine Poidatz and Alex Braustein co-star in this pulse-pounding thriller, executive produced by Christine Haebler, David Linde, Tory Metzger, Kathian Pascal, Jonathan Vanger and Ariel Zeitoun. ‘Shut In’ will open in theaters nationwide on November 11th.

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