As a seasoned gamer and avid fan of both comics and TV shows, I must say I’m thrilled with the latest additions to the Lanterns cast! Poorna Jagannathan, known for her stellar performances in Never Have I Ever and The Night Of, joining the series as Zoe is a fantastic move. Her character description sounds intriguing, and I can’t wait to see her bring that confident, cunning, and composed performance to life.
The glow from the lanterns persists, as it has been announced that Poorna Jagannathan, known for her role in Never Have I Ever, will appear in an upcoming series on a regular basis according to Variety’s report.
As I delve into this new gaming adventure, I find myself embodying the captivating character of Zoe, who exudes an air of unflappable confidence and grace in any environment, even those where she shines brightly among the crowd. Remarkably, she matches the composure and cunning of the powerful men surrounding her – a truly remarkable woman.
Jagannathan is primarily recognized for her performances in the Netflix comedy “Never Have I Ever” and has previously worked with HBO, featuring in their successful miniseries “The Night Of.” In the near future, she will take on a role in the upcoming Hulu series titled “Deli Boys,” following her appearance in the 2024 film “Wolfs,” which stars George Clooney and Brad Pitt.
Who else is in the Lanterns cast?
In the upcoming series, Aaron Pierre is set to play John Stewart, while Kyle Chandler will portray Hal Jordan. According to a recent report from THR, filming for this project could start between January and June of the following year. Keep an eye out for further details in the meantime.
In addition to the already confirmed actors for the show, we have Kelly Macdonald joining the lineup. She’ll be portraying the role of Sheriff Kerry in the series.
The show “Lanterns” is set to be executive produced by Chris Mundy (known for his work on “True Detective: Night Country” and “Ozark”), Damon Lindelof (“The Leftovers,” “Watchmen”), and Tom King (“Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow”). Notably, Lindelof and King will also collaborate as co-writers for the series. This project was officially given a full series order by HBO back in June 2024, which is over a year since its initial announcement in January 2023 when it was first revealed as an 8-episode production.
The plot revolves around John Stewart and Hal Jordan, two space-patrolling officers, who find themselves entangled in a sinister mystery on Earth when they investigate a murder in a rural part of America.
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2024-11-16 02:10