News about Evan Goldberg

Gen V, a spinoff of Amazon Prime Video's satirical superhero film The Boys, will return for a second season. Vernon Sanders, the company's head of television, reacted with excitement over the series's future in a official statement. 'Expanding the universe of 'The Boys' with a series as bold as 'Gen V' has been an incredible journey for us and our many wonderful partners at Sony,' he said.' Adding 'We knew'Gen V' would push the boundaries' during our first chat with showrunners Michele Fazekas and Tara Butters, alongside Eric Kripke, Evan Goldberg, and Seth Rogen.' The exec said that fans adored the creative team's 'unapologetic approach' to storytelling from the beginning.' The official announcement of the season two revivals comes ahead of the Gen V season one finale, which is likely to be available on Friday, November 3.

Gen V, Prime Video's latest gruesome superhero story, follows a young group of'supes' (see left and right) as they face Godolkin University, picture Hogwarts with increased carnage and butchery. Rotten Tomatoes (inset) get a hundred percent rating, which is a remarkable feat. 35 analysts have now surveyed the show, with no single negative word in sight.

During an interview with Polygon that was released on Friday, Seth Rogen spoke about staying away from Marvel or DC-based projects. Despite being a fan of several big-budget superhero projects, the 41-year-old actor told the media outlet that he was afraid of dealing with diminished creative control. Evan Goldberg, the actor who recently blasted CEOs of streaming services, also stated that he would not be a fan of the way Marvel or DC projects were made.

Cowabunga! The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are back, and this time they face their biggest challenge to date, going above ground. Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello, Raphael, a film that will keep the entire family entertained when it is released on July 31. Fans have been following these movies for decades. Under the direction of their sensei Splinter - an anthropomorphic rat, the heroes in a half shell have lived in the sewers, eating pizza, and fighting criminals.

Pamela Anderson says she hasn't watched a minute of the bizarre comedy "Pam & Tommy" which centers on her leaked sex tape with ex-husband Tommy Lee. However, she has some solid opinions about the Emmy-nominated miniseries and the "assh*les" who created it. Anderson talked to Variety on Jan. 26 to discuss her honest thoughts about the film, including Lily James' portrayal of her, her friendship with James, and what's still on the horizon. "I remember Tommy writing a note saying, 'Don't let this hurt you like it did the first time," Anderson said, because he had seen through the kids that I was really struggling with the idea of bringing this all up again." "It was just shocking," she continued. Thanks to Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, Craig Gillespie as the producer, and Robert D. Siegel writing the script, the miniseries came to a conclusion. The bulk of the program was reportedly based on a Rolling Stone article that outlined how Anderson and Lee's tape was stolen in 2014, but the two were never officially affiliated, but obviously, they were never interested.

Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, co-screenwriters, took time to reflect on their creation with the actors, and some of their revelations aren't what you'd expect. In fact, they reveal that Jonah Hill, the film's director, couldn't believe they were first in first place. Hill had a rough start with Christopher Mintz-Plasse, aka McLovin, both on and off camera, thanks to some judicious flyers and one tumultuous audition. "The hunt for McLovin was the first time we really started to get into a 'Twilight Zone' hole of madness." According to Vanity Fair, it became abundantly apparent that there were no actors who were right for the role. Thanks to some notices left by the casting director at high schools around Southern California, the producers didn't know they had a chance until Mintz-Plasse turned up.