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News Arcane Arcane’s Latest Trailer Teases the Next Stage of a Sisterly Face-Off The League of Legends series winds down next month By Molly Templeton | Published on October 16, 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share Netflix’s animated Arcane series is coming to an end with its second season, but there’s plenty of action to come before it’s all over. The story of sisters Jinx and Vi—voiced by Ella Purnell and Hailee Steinfeld—continues in season two, as they face the consequences of their first-season actions. Purnell told Netflix, “One of the biggest themes of Arcane is, you are the choices that you make, and you can never predict the consequences of those choices.” Here’s the synopsis, per Tudum: Arcane tells the origin story of two iconic League of Legends champions, who just so happen to be sisters. Jinx (Purnell) — also known as Powder — and Vi (Steinfeld) find themselves on rival sides of a brewing war between the utopian city Piltover and its oppressed underbelly Zaun. Powder and Vi are completely transformed by the end of the first season, as Powder becomes the mischievous Jinx and Vi proves she’s one champion you don’t want to mess with. Arcane also stars Katie Leung as Caitlyn, Reed Shannon as Ekko, Brett Tucker as Singed, Mick Wingert as Heimerdinger, and JB Blanc as Vander. While this particular show only has this second and final season to go, co-creator Christian Linke told Tudum that Arcane is “just the first of many stories that we want to tell in Runeterra.” The final season of Arcane comes in three parts: Act I on November 9th, Act II on November 16th, and Act III on November 23rd. It all happens on Netflix.[end-mark] The post <i>Arcane’</i>s Latest Trailer Teases the Next Stage of a Sisterly Face-Off appeared first on Reactor.

News fairy tale A24 to Adapt Stephen King’s Fairy Tale Into Series; Fringe Showrunner On Board By Vanessa Armstrong | Published on October 16, 2024 Comment 0 Share New Share The feature adaptation of Stephen King’s novel Fairy Tale we first heard about in 2022 is getting reimagined into a ten-episode series. Deadline broke the news that A24, the studio behind films like Longlegs, Everything Everywhere All At Once, and Midsommar, has picked up the project. Paul Greengrass (The Bourne Supremacy), who wrote the feature script, is still involved. He will be working with J.H. Wyman, whose previous credits include showrunning the TV series Fringe, to expand the story over ten episodes, something that will be feasible given the book clocks in at over six hundred pages. Wyman will also serve as showrunner for the Fairy Tale series. Here’s the synopsis for Fairy Tale: Charlie Reade looks like a regular high school kid, great at baseball and football, a decent student. But he carries a heavy load. His mom was killed in a hit-and-run accident when he was ten, and grief drove his dad to drink. Charlie learned how to take care of himself—and his dad. Then, when Charlie is seventeen, he meets Howard Bowditch, a recluse with a big dog in a big house at the top of a big hill. In the backyard is a locked shed from which strange sounds emerge, as if some creature is trying to escape. When Mr. Bowditch dies, he leaves Charlie the house, a massive amount of gold, a cassette tape telling a story that is impossible to believe, and a responsibility far too massive for a boy to shoulder.Because within the shed is a portal to another world—one whose denizens are in peril and whose monstrous leaders may destroy their own world, and ours. In this parallel universe, where two moons race across the sky, and the grand towers of a sprawling palace pierce the clouds, there are exiled princesses and princes who suffer horrific punishments; there are dungeons; there are games in which men and women must fight each other to the death for the amusement of the “Fair One.” And there is a magic sundial that can turn back time. The project is still in its early days, so no news yet on casting or when we’ll be able to watch.[end-mark] The post A24 to Adapt Stephen King’s <i>Fairy Tale</i> Into Series; <i>Fringe</i> Showrunner On Board appeared first on Reactor.