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And wouldn't you know it... at least one of the members of the case showed up on The Wire at one point.

A miniseries is bringing James Comey and Donald Trump to the small screen in a new way, and here are the big names who will tackle the roles.

There's a new Stephen King TV show out there, the crime drama Mr. Mercedes, and if you aren't quite sure where to catch it, we've got you covered.

The iconic author Stephen King. Boston Legal and Big Little Lies creator David E. Kelley. An A+ cast. Get ready for one of the darkest shows of the new season.

Assassin's Creed is one of the most anticipated films to come out in the next couple of years. As if the plans for the movie aren't already cool enough, they keep adding magnificent cast members, to boot.

he film adaptation of Fifty Shades Of Grey has inspired its fair share of loud detractors. As it turns out, one of the film’s harshest critics is Sex and the City actress Kim Cattrall, who has not only claimed not to not have interest in seeing the film, but has blamed that lack of interest on male lead Jamie Dornan.

Suffragette stars Carey Mulligan as a woman named Maude, who is a worker bee in the growing feminism movement of the early 20th century. She turns radical and starts looking to violence as a way to further the cause.

For Calvary, Brendan Gleeson reteams with John Michael McDonagh to play Father James Lavelle. Trouble comes to him in the oddest of ways when someone walks into the other side of the confession window and threatens to murder him for being too kind to people, giving him a week to get his affairs in line.

Deadline reports Deadwood creator David Milch has written an HBO pilot called The Money, and it has attracted the esteemed talents of Nathan Lane and Brendan Gleeson to star. While it’d be nice to see these two in some kind of a buddy comedy, David Milch projects tend to run a little darker than that, and this one has much potential to take the drama to low places.

Based on the book by Nathaniel Philbrick, the story is set in 1820 and follows the crew of a whaling ship off the coast of Nantucket that winds up being destroyed " by a vengeful sperm whale." Twenty of the men aboard the ship were able to survive the attack and get away on a lifeboat, but after a long time out at sea they were forced to resort to cannibalism.

Stop-motion animation filmmaker Henry Selick has a track record of casting actors for their voices instead of their names. Certainly his casts have included names you recognize, including Dakota Fanning, Richard Dreyfus, Teri Hatcher, Ian McShane, Keith David, David Thewlis, Chris Sarandon and Paul Reubens, they were assigned their parts because they were the right performers needed for their roles.

Ever since 2009's Land of the Lost ended up being a total box office disaster (making only $49 million domestically with a $100 million budget), director Brad Silberling has spent some time in director jail. While he's worked on TV projects, offers weren't exactly flowing in for him to get back into the feature world. Apparently he's back, however, and has added two stellar actors to his newest project.

In the movie, both Kendrick and Howard will play members of the FBI. Kendrick is an old girlfriend of LaBeouf's character who feeds him information, while Howard is the top man on the case. Gleeson will play a cop who investigated Redford's crimes back in the 1960s, while Elliot will be a player in the marijuana trade that employs Julie Christie's character.

Back in 2008, actor Brendan Gleeson teamed up with Oscar-winning writer/director Martin McDonagh for a film called In Bruges. A brilliant dark comedy featuring incredible performances by its two leads, the film has since gained cult status and ended up winning numerous awards. Now Gleeson is back working with a McDonagh, but this time it’s with Martin’s brother John Michael who has crafted the amazingly funny The Guard.

You pretty much only need to add Liam Neeson in there to get an Awesome Irish Actor royal flush, and who knows, Gleeson may talk him into it before too long. Oddly enough, none of these actors appear to be eligible to play the main character

When reading coverage of various film festivals, there's occasionally a title or two that really sticks out. The Guard is one of those films. Having already played at Sundance, Tribeca and Berlin, the movie has already gotten an incredible amount of exposure and has earned rave reviews. Then again, what do you expect from a film starring Brendan Gleeson, Don Cheadle and Mark Strong?

When you're a director set to break out with your first English language film and you have Ryan Reynolds and Denzel Washington playing your hero and villain, you're in a pretty damn

Brendan Gleeson is Irish. Don Cheadle is not. But that's not stopping the two of them from heading off to Ireland together to make The Guard, a comedy-thriller that will be directed by John Michael McDonagh