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A casting update has arrived on George Clooney‘s next dramatic outing for Amazon, titled “The Tender Bar.” “X-Men: Apocalypse” actor Tye Sheridan is joining the film that already has Ben Affleck reportedly attached in a lead role with Clooney directing. READ MORE: Ben Affleck May Star in George Clooney’s Next Drama ‘The Tender Bar’ “The Tender Bar” has a script written by “The Departed” scribe William Monahan and is based on a memoir from J.R.

Tye Sheridan has booked his next role!

Tye Sheridan, perhaps best known for starring in Steven Spielberg’s Ready Player One, has joined Ben Affleck to star in The Tender Bar, which George Clooney is directing for Amazon. Tender Bar adapts the memoir of the same name by Pulitzer Prize-winning author and film subject J.R.

Are you ready to get smacked in the face with another barrage of nostalgia and random pop culture references? A sequel to Steven Spielberg‘s “Ready Player One” could already be in the works thanks to the pandemic. “Ready Player One” author Ernest Cline has revealed during a chat with Inverse that his follow-up novel “Ready Player Two” is now in the gestation phase of development at Warner Bros.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorActor Tye Sheridan is wearing a different hat with his new media-tech startup — which he claims will let indie filmmakers deliver blockbuster-level VFX on a fraction of the budget.Sheridan (above right) co-founded Wonder Dynamics with visual-effects artist Nikola Todorovic (above left). Over the last four years, the duo have been quietly experimenting with using artificial intelligence and machine learning to create interactive video applications.

According to Deadline, the cast for the film adaptation of Tim O’Brien’s acclaimed book, “The Things They Carried” is coming together and you’d be hard-pressed to find a better cast of young actors today. The cast is led by Tom Hardy, who is an A-lister already, but he’s joined by an ensemble of young actors that includes Tye Sheridan, Stephan James, Bill Skarsgard, Pete Davidson, Ashton Sanders, Moises Arias, and Angus Cloud.

An early adopter of all and any filmmaking techniques, when director Steven Soderbergh isn’t innovating on his own (he’s a forerunner of digital filmmaking), mentoring talent, or writing three screenplays in the middle of a pandemic, he’s often acting as a godfather, advisor, and no-fee broker on a project simply because he believes in the artists involved and has always had an eye for talent.

As the great streaming glut of 2020 threatened to drown audiences in content—Disney+, HBO Max, AppleTV+ Peacock, etc.— in the confusion of it all (and untimely pandemic), viewers were content to skip the new microcontent mobile app and streaming service, Quibi.

As we recently talked about with the unfortunate prequel series, “Ratched,” there are certain characters and films that don’t need to be explored further. Some who read this website would say that most films and iconic characters don’t need sequels or prequels, but I digress.

Carole Horst Grandave Capital launched in June on the eve of the Cannes Marche, with Tamara Nagahiro as head of acquisitions and sales. As a third-party equity investor, Grandave is involved with Paul Schrader’s “The Card Counter,” starring Tiffany Haddish, Oscar Isaac, Tye Sheridan and Willem Defoe, with Martin Scorsese serving as executive producer.

Tye Sheridan is jumping into the action world with Quibi.

Let’s not beat around the bush—Quibi has struggled since its launch this spring. Even with a massive marketing budget and a debut during a time when people were streaming more than ever, the newest online content platform just hasn’t been able to really catch on.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorQuibi has slotted September 14 for the premiere of Steven Soderbergh’s survival thriller series Wireless, starring Tye Sheridan. We’re also getting a first look at a just-released image above.In Wireless, on a sparsely traveled road deep in the Colorado mountains, college student Andy Braddock (Sheridan) drives to a New Years Eve party to try to rekindle a relationship with his ex-girlfriend.

Focus Features strikes again.The indie film company continued a torrid acquisitions streak, nabbing rights to Paul Schrader’s revenge thriller “The Card Counter,” one of the hottest titles available at this year’s Cannes Film Festival virtual market.

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