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Wednesday fans got their first significant taste of the upcoming second season when Netflix released a short behind-the-scenes teaser video on Thursday night. The teaser features the show's star, Jenna Ortega, getting into character as the comically dour Addams Family daughter Wednesday. Catherine Zeta-Jones and Luis Guzmán, who play her parents Morticia and Gomez Addams, also have brief appearances in the behind-the-scenes clip, as do Joy Sunday, Emma Myers and executive producer Tim Burton, who again directs four episodes this season.

The star, 45, who has appeared in several hit blockbusters, was unrecognisable as she relaxed in the Range Rover suite before heading to Centre Court to watch Barbora Krejcikova, 28, and Jasmine Paolini, 28, battle it out for the title.  The actress, who previously received her first Primetime Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Supporting Actress in a hit drama series, looked incredible as she cut a stylish figure in a grey suit. 

Netflix has announced that season 2 of Wednesday has begun production with a slew of British stars being added to the cast. The streamer took to social media to share a video featuring Thing running through a corridor pulling a wagon full of scripts. The disembodied hand passes doors with the names of the stars of the show, passing out scripts, before arriving at Jenna Ortega's door and doing the classic finger snaps.

On Sunday, Thing from the Addams Family made an unexpected appearance at the BAFTA Television Awards with P&O Cruises in London. Following Netflix's unveiling of a new avatar on Wednesday, the fictional star couldn't avoid attending the prestigious event. Thing posed for snaps outside the Royal Festival Hall, but he may have benefited from a manicure prior to the event.

Get ready, lovers of all things spooky: For a second season, "Wednesday" has been officially renewed. On January 6, Netflix revealed the news on a short teaser with a video of Jenna Ortega as the titular Wednesday, as well as scenes from the show and a video of fan gatherings. Lady Gaga's "Bloody Mary" was also used as the clip's soundtrack, a song that would have been popular on TikTok since being associated with the show on TikTok. In the clip, Netflix announced that "the global phenomenon will return for season two." More torture is coming. You're in luck. pic.twitter.com/t11LptFk7e.jpg www.twitter.com/t11LptFk7e.jpg

Netflix has yet to announce a second season extension for its record-breaking hit show on Wednesday, which may have become more complicated as a result of corporate mergers. The rights to The Addams Family and its buildings are owned by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, so when Amazon Studios bought the business last March for $8.5 billion, Wednesday seems to have come with it.

Gwendoline Christie has always been a strong, striking presence on film. Larissa Weems, the principal of Nevermore Academy, where Ortega's titular heroine goes to school, appeared on Netflix's "Wednesday" as her principal. Lucifer appeared on the streaminger's "The Sandman" series this summer, which was revived this fall. Fans, of course, fell in love with her on "Game of Thrones" as the world's best knight, Ser Brienne of Tarth's finest knight, and she brought her sword-fighting skills to outer space, where she starred Captain Phasma. And although her acting chops are top-notch, there is another reason Christie has such a large presence in everything she does: her height. How tall is Christie? In the metric system, the 44-year-old actor clocks in at 6'3" (191 centimeters). Luis Guzmán is 5'1" and Catherine Zeta-Jones is 5'7" and her "Wednesday" costars really help emphasize her height: Ortega and Christina Ricci are both 5'1"; her "Wednesday" costars help emphasize her height: she's height, as well: Luis Guzmán and Christina Ricci are both 5'5". She's also a bit taller than her "Sandman" costar Tom Sturridge, 5'10," and her frequent Star Wars scene companions John Boyega and Oscar Issac, who are both 5'9. Nikolaj Coster-Waldau's "Game of Thrones" costar Nikolaj Coster-Waldau is much closer to her height at 6'2" — but that's before Christie adds heels, which she often wears. Giles Deacon, Christie's partner, is also shorter than her when she wears heels.

Jenna Ortega's eerie "Wednesday" persona is unbreakable — well almost. On Wednesday, Netflix unveiled a one-blooper reel starring Ortega, Gomez Addams (Luis Guzmán), Morticia Addams (Emma Myers), Enid Sinclair (Emma Myers), and more as they crack smiled and announced that even on the set of morbid shows like "Wednesday," there's always room for a little fun. The filming took place in Bucharest, Romania, giving a haunting backdrop for Nevermore Academy and a few unexpected challenges for the actors off screen. Ortega mullifies it "if you growl at it hard enough," she says as she jokingly grimaces at the sound of an aeroplane flying overhead, one of many plane-related interruptions the cast endured while filming. When cast members break or stumble during a scene, they unleash their inner monsters and growl in agony, an old Addams family tradition.

STEPHHEN: In the first Toy Story, Buzz Lightyear was to Woody, the hero who saves the day. When the rest of the world conspires against you, Thing is your favorite pet, your play buddy, and your savior, and the Thing will be with you no matter what. I predict an Emmy and a Golden Globe for Dorobantu - don't you just want to see that hand pick up an award? Perhaps the awards ceremonies could take one step further and have Thing onstage with the hosts, who would be interpreting what they say about the signing. The warning at the top of each episode warns 'Language, violence, and threat,' so watch it for the characterization, the plot, the humour, the stunning cinematography, and the remarkable special effects.' But for the Best Actor performance by Dorobantu, stay tuned. To Netflix, you'll have to give it. Literally speaking.

On Sunday, Netflix gave viewers a sneak peek behind the scenes of the new smash hit show at home. Actor Victor Dorobantu was seen wearing a blue-screen suit with his bare hand exposed, according to images shared on Twitter. Fans were shocked to learn that the actor's hand did the movements of the character Thing, Wednesday's unexpected companion in the coming-of-age, spooky comedy.

After her daughter Rowan Francis Henchy returned to Wake Forest University in North Carolina, actress Brooke Shields posted a video of herself cries at her $4.3 million Hamptons home on Thursday. The 19-year-old Chi Omega sorority sister is about to begin her sophomore year, but that doesn't mean she couldn't have it any easier.

The trailer for Netflix's "Wednesday" is out, and it's already providing us with the creepy, crawly stuff. Addams (Jenna Ortega) is expelled from her eighth class after criticizing bullies who hurt her brother Pugsley (Isaac Ordonez). Morticia and Gomez's parents (Catherine Zeta-Jones and Luis Guzmán) transfer her to Nevermore Academy, where they went to school and feel she will be able to do better. However, the school turns out to be a "nightmare full of mystery, mayhem, and murder," as she describes it in the trailer on Wednesday. Click here to watch the trailer. Christina Ricci, a '90s Wednesday Addams, told Variety that it's been a pleasure to watch Ortega step into the role of the iconic character on "Wednesday."

On Wednesday, Netflix unveiled the first teaser for two-time Oscar nominee Tim Burton's live-action comedy film series focusing on Addams Family teen Wednesday Addams. Jenny Ortega plays a narrative character who lets piranhas jump into the Nancy Reagan High School swimming pool to maim a water polo player who mocked her brother Pugsley.

In a first glance photo of new Netflix series Morticia Addams, Catherine Zeta-Jones looked nothing less than spectacular as she transformed into Morticia Addams. In a black and white portrait prior to the show's premiere, the 52-year-old actress wore a form-fitting black dress and sleek raven locks as she joined the remainder of the creepy clan. Catherine follows in the footsteps of Angelica Houston, 71, who famously portrayed the spooky matriarch in two Addams Family adaptations in the 90s.