'Lioness' Drops The Ops; Renewed For Season 2

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  Another Taylor Sheridan series is sticking around, this in particular with a simpler and previous title. Lioness , the drama starring Zoe Saldaña ,  Laysla De Oliveira   and Nicole Kidman, has been renewed for a second season at Paramount+ . The series ends a yearlong stint where it was known as Special Ops: Lioness , including for its first season which ran from July to September.  Inspired by an actual United States military program, Lioness is about Joe (Saldaña) as she attempts to balance her personal life and being the tip of the CIA’s spear in the war on terror and their efforts to thwart the next major attack. The drama also stars Michael Kelly as Donald Westfield who co-runs the program with Kidman’s Kaitlyn Meade, and Morgan Freeman as Edward Mullins. “Our Paramount+ audience resoundingly has joined forces in support of  Lioness ’ gripping, global story and the powerhouse performances from Zoe Saldaña, Laysla De Oliveira and Nicole Kidman,” said Jeff Grossman the Executive
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Paramount+ Starts Sharing The 'Indiana Jones' Movies With Disney+ On May 31

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In case you hadn't heard, a new Indiana Jones movie is coming out next month. It's the first under Disney since they bought Lucasfilm in late 2012. The first four films were distributed by Paramount. It is In 2013 Disney bought future franchise rights, with the stipulation that Paramount would receive “financial participation on any future films that are produced and released” under Disney. It’s why before even seeing how that entails onscreen, the Paramount Pictures logo is on Dial of Destiny posters.

During The Walt Disney Company’s Upfront presentation on Tuesday, they had a Lucasfilm segment presented by company president Kathleen Kennedy. It was in fact Lucasfilm's first upfront. She revealed, most pertinently, that on May 31, Disney+ will be receiving all four previous Indiana Jones movies: Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. But don't worry, Paramount+ subscribers, there's no talk of exclusivity, short-term or long-term, so the two services will be sharing the films for the foreseeable future.

The move brings Indiana Jones with its Lucasfilm brethren on streaming, especially Star Wars, which has blossomed with the existence of the streamer. Even Willow got a series there and Indy might too. So continue watching Indiana Jones on Paramount+, your options have grown.

Source: The Hollywood Reporter

 

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