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Lynda Carter recently honored the late Jeannie Epper, her stunt double in the 1970s “Wonder Woman” TV series. Epper, who passed away at 83, was celebrated for her pioneering contributions to the stunt industry, notably as a founding member of the Stuntwomen’s Association of Motion Pictures.
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Homelander from “The Boys” brings his notorious antics to the “Mortal Kombat 1” video game, mixing his violent tendencies with his bizarre milk-drinking habit. In a new clip, Homelander is seen consuming milk before engaging in a brutal fight with Liu Kang, which he ends by using his laser vision.
William Shatner expressed interest in returning to the “Star Trek” universe as a de-aged Captain Kirk, provided his character’s inclusion is substantial and not merely a cameo.
#StarTrek #WilliamShatner #CaptainKirk #SciFi #DeAgingTechnolo
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Wes Ball, director of the upcoming film “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes,” discussed the franchise’s continuity, highlighting the “looseness” that characterizes the series. He primarily focused on the ’68 original and the Caesar Trilogy as key influences, appreciating the creative freedom this iconic series offers.
George Lucas originally had a less appealing name for the iconic Lightsaber in “Star Wars.” Initially called a “Lazer Sword” in early drafts, this name was thankfully revised to the now classic and much-preferred “Lightsaber.”
#StarWars #GeorgeLucas #Lightsaber #LazerSword #SciFiTrivia
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Rafe Judkins, the showrunner of “The Wheel of Time,” promises an extraordinary start to Season 3, describing the first 15 minutes as featuring one of the most thrilling and elaborate fight sequences seen on television. He highlighted the scene’s intensity with middle-aged women in battle, showcasing a mix of dramatic action and character depth.
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Ariana Grande described her first day on the set of the movie adaptation of “Wicked” as the most emotional day of her life. Sharing the experience with co-stars Cynthia Erivo and director Jon Chu, Grande highlighted the deep connections formed during filming, particularly with Erivo.
