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'American Gods' Season 2 in 'Trouble,' Says Starz
'American Gods' Season 2 in 'Trouble,' Says Starz
'American Gods' Season 2 in 'Trouble,' Says Starz
Prospects are increasingly bleak for American Gods Season 2, especially after Gillian Anderson left the series behind showrunners Bryan Fuller and Michael Green. Now, Starz admits they’re having trouble filling the slots, but may come to an arrangement with Fuller, Green and creator Neil Gaiman for future seasons.
How Well Do You Know ‘American Gods’?
How Well Do You Know ‘American Gods’?
How Well Do You Know ‘American Gods’?
By now, you’re totally hooked on the TV series American Gods, based on the book of the same name by Neil Gaiman. But did you know that before the show wound up at Starz, it was almost a series on HBO? It’s true; the cable channel first had interest in the property around 2011, but it took six years for the show to make it to the air on Starz. That’s just one of the facts packed into the latest episode of the ScreenCrush series You Think You Know TV?
‘How to Talk to Girls at Parties’ Teaser Is Punk AF
‘How to Talk to Girls at Parties’ Teaser Is Punk AF
‘How to Talk to Girls at Parties’ Teaser Is Punk AF
It’s a big year for Nicole Kidmaniacs (just something I’m trying out), and Big Little Lies was just the opening act. The actress has four projects screening at Cannes this year: Sofia Coppola’s The Beguiled, the second season of Jane Campion’s Top of the Lake, Yorgos Lanthimos’ The Killing of a Sacred Deer and How to Talk to Girls at Parties. You’ll have a Nicole Kidman for every occasion, but perhaps none cooler than the one featured in John Cameron Mitchell’s adaptation of the Neil Gaiman short story. As you can see in the first teaser, Kidman’s about to get real rowdy y’all.
'American Gods' Author Neil Gaiman Demanded One Pilot Change
'American Gods' Author Neil Gaiman Demanded One Pilot Change
'American Gods' Author Neil Gaiman Demanded One Pilot Change
At long last, Neil Gaiman’s American Gods finally made it to the screen with Sunday’s Starz premiere, faithfully representing Shadow Moon, Mr. Wednesday and many others. Sure, there were changes here and there, but as Gaiman himself reveals, there was at least one tweak of the source material he’d step in front of a bus before agreeing to.

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