Brandon Perea

Jordan Peele's next film may be out sooner than we expected. Peele spoke about a potential "Nope" sequel in a recent interview with The New York Times, after fan speculation surrounding a character named Nobody, portrayed by Michael Busch of "Conan" -- Peele. Residents of the rural Adena Dulce, California, where an alien entity is picking off one by one, star Keke Palmer as Emerald Haywood, Daniel Kaluuya as OJ Haywood, Brandon Perea as Angel Torres, and Steven Yeun as Ricky "Jupe" Park. Peele's followers have set their sights on a character who didn't even make it to the final cut in the month since the film premiered. Nobody, as he's credited on IMDb, is a mysterious figure who only appears in the "Nope" trailer. He can be seen strolling calmly in the opposite direction with his hands in his pockets as the studio audience cheers for the chimpanzee's rampage during a scene on "Gordy's Home" set. It's not certain what Nobody was doing on the scene or why he was walking in the direction of the attacker, dressed in scrubs and sneakers.

Barbie Ferreira's "Euphoria" run has come to an end. Ferreira revealed on Instagram on August 24 that she would not be back for the HBO show's third season, six months after the season two finale, writing a touching farewell to her character, Kat Hernandez. "I'm trying to say a very teary eyed goodbye" Ferreira captioned a photograph of Hunter Schafer's Kat fan art on her Instagram Story after four years of attempting to embodie the most unique and enigmatic character kat." "I hope many of you could see yourself in her like i did, and that seeing her transformation into the woman she is today makes me smile." I put all my care and affection into her, and i hope you guys feel it as well. "I love you, katherine hernandez."

"Nope" by Jordan Peele is finally here. The film was first announced in 2020, written and directed by the filmmaker. Daniel Kaluya, Keke Palmer, Steven Yeun, Barbie Ferreira, and Brandon Perea are among the cast members. Peele appeared on Kaluuya's debut in "Get Out," bringing the duo full circle. With the latest trailer, eager followers got a glimpse at some plot information. Kaluuya and Palmer's father died while riding a horse on their family farm, where they train horses for Hollywood films. They suspect his death is connected to a mysterious cloud in the sky, a UFO, and they plan to film and sell the first real footage of UFOs, but it seems that time is quickly getting out of hand.