Sharlto Copley

Filming is now underway on the sophomore season of Russian Doll, and a lot of fans definitely have high expectations going into Season 2. The Netflix series, which premiered to critical and fan acclaim in early 2019, ended Season 1 on a pretty perfect footing, which has made some wonder exactly where things will go next, and which actors will be taken on that journey. According to a new tweet from Netflix's official social media, District 9 and Elysium star Sharlto Copley has joined Russian Doll in its second season, alongside previously-announced new cast member Annie Murphy. It is unknown at this point exactly what role Copley will be playing.

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“Powers” alum Sharlto Copley has been cast in “Russian Doll” at Netflix, the latest big-name actor to join the star-studded, award-winning mystery dramedy for its second season. Previously announced Season 2 recurring cast members include Annie Murphy (“Schitt’s Creek”) and Carolyn Michelle Smith (“Colony”). The series stars Natasha Lyonne as...

“District 9” and “Chappie” alum Sharlto Copley has been cast in the second season of the award-winning mystery dramedy series “Russian Doll” at Netflix. He joins recurring cast members Annie Murphy (“Schitt’s Creek”) and Carolyn Michelle Smith (“Colony”) who’ve also joined the new season which recently began production. Natasha Lyonne...

EXCLUSIVE: Sharlto Copley (District 9, Powers) has joined the upcoming second season of Netflix’s Russian Doll. He is the latest high-profile new cast addition to the award-winning comedy-drama, joining previously announced Annie Murphy and Carolyn Michelle Smith.

New actors, what a concept. Netflix has filled out the cast of its hit miniseries – Russian Doll season 2 is set to feature District 9’s Sharlto Copley. Deadline reports that Copley, who also played Chappie in Chappie, is set to appear in the next season. It’s not yet known who he’s playing – or even the premise of Russian Doll’s new chapter. If the first season is anything to go by, expect a darkly comic, wickedly funny, and high concept rollercoaster.

At long last, the worlds of Chappie and Russian Doll will collide as Chappie himself, actor Sharlto Copley, has joined the cast of Russian Doll season 2. We don’t know who Copley is playing just yet, but feel free to go ahead and assume he’s playing Chappie again until we have a definitive answer. Natasha Lyonne once again stars in the series, and while season 2 details aren’t available just yet, season 1 found Lyonne’s character caught in a Groundhog Day-like time loop on her birthday. Copley isn’t the only new addition to the show – it was previously reported that Schitt’s Creek‘s Annie Murphy is also on board as well.

We may not know anything about the plot of Russian Doll Season 2, but we do know this: The cast is shaping up quite nicely. Sharlto Copley has joined Annie Murphy and Carolyn Michelle Smith in the cast for the new season of the Netflix drama, the streaming service announced on April 12.

For a criminal who revealed his agenda in exhaustively detailed black-and-white — via his famous essay “Industrial Society and the Future,” published in The Washington Post months ahead of his 1996 capture — Ted Kaczynski remains a somewhat unreadable figure. The domestic terrorist better known as the Unabomber killed three people and injured two dozen more in a national bombing campaign aimed at protesting man’s environmental destruction and technological dependence. Yet his manifesto shed little light on who he actually was, or how a mild-mannered math professor from Chicago grew into an eccentric, isolated survivalist and, eventually, FBI most-wanted material. That makes him a subject both fascinating and oddly resistant to dramatization, though that hasn’t stopped writers and filmmakers from trying over the years.

Many movies endeavor to get inside the mind of a maniac, but “Ted K” goes straight to the source. Director Tony Stone’s chilling, immersive, and sometimes aimless portrait of Unabomber Ted Kaczynski draws on some 25,000 words of rambling diary entries from the lonely cabin-dweller, who raged against society from his secluded Montana cabin until his 1996 arrest. With a harrowing, disheveled Sharlto Copley at its center, the haunting, ambling narrative spends its entire unnerving runtime trapped inside Kaczynski’s head, where his disdain for technological progress and environmental destruction builds from small-scale sabotage to some of the worst acts of domestic terrorism in U.S. history.

In today’s Global Bulletin, Hanway Films and Cinetic Media give a first look at Tony Stone’s “Ted K,” Amazon Prime Video orders a second season of “El Internado: Las Cumbres,” Greenlit goes global, Abundantia Entertainment plans for a “Keepers of the Kalachakra” adaptation, Brigid O’Shea steps down from DOK Leipzig and BMG Production Music hires Deb Oh as senior director of creative licensing.

We love the smell of Prawns in the morning! In a Twitter post Friday, filmmaker Neill Blomkamp once again assured fans that a sequel to his 2009 breakout feature, District 9, is still in the works. The director wrote that he's currently penning the script alongside Terri Tatchell (who co-wrote the first movie and 2015's Chappie) and original star, Sharlto Copley. "It's coming," Blomkamp promised of the follow-up, which, as of right now, is titled District 10.

Ahead of its big premiere at the Berlinale next week, we have the first clip from Tony Stone’s new film TED K where Sharlto Copley plays Ted Kaczynski, more widely known as the Unabomber. The film, which will premiere as part of the Panorama strand at the annual festival – which this year is virtual – draws from Kaczynski’s personal diaries and accounts from those who knew him during his life in hiding.

HanWay Films has secured international sales rights to Tony Stone’s Unabomber drama Ted K, which is set to premiere in the Panorama strand of the industry-focused, online-only Berlin International Film Festival (March 1-5). Cinetic Media will handle North America sales on the US feature, which stars Sharlto Copley as Ted...