October 5 Entertainment News: Sicario 3, Batman Part II and More
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October 5 Entertainment News: Sicario 3, Batman Part II and More

October 5 Entertainment News: Sicario 3, Batman Part II and More
A pause for The Batman: Part II, a new Sicario sequel and early renewals for Tulsa King and Imperfect Women lead the verified entertainment developments reported October 5.

Sicario 3 brings back Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin and Benicio del Toro

October 5 entertainment news includes a major franchise update: Sicario 3 is moving ahead with original stars Emily Blunt, Josh Brolin and Benicio del Toro. Padraic McKinley is set to direct, with Steven Knight writing the screenplay.

Source: TheWrap — www.thewrap.com/posts

The Batman: Part II pauses production

Matt Reeves is stepping away from The Batman: Part II for a personal matter, according to Warner Bros. and DC Studios. The Monday announcement says production is pausing, putting the sequel’s schedule in focus.

Source: TheWrap — www.thewrap.com/posts

Tulsa King scores an early fifth-season renewal

Tulsa King has been renewed for season 5 ahead of season 4’s premiere on Paramount+. Production on the new season has already begun and is moving from Atlanta to New York.

Source: TheWrap — www.thewrap.com/posts

Imperfect Women returns for season 2 with Kerry Washington

Apple TV has renewed Imperfect Women for a second season, with Kerry Washington set to return. Annie Weisman and Justin Hillian will co-showrun the thriller, which is based on an original idea set in Martha’s Vineyard.

Source: TheWrap — www.thewrap.com/posts

Kylie Jenner is producing a Hulu mystery drama

A mystery drama led by Kylie Jenner is nearing a series order at Hulu. Jenner is executive producing alongside Kim Kardashian, Lauren Oliver and Kapital Entertainment.

Source: TheWrap — www.thewrap.com/posts

David Zaslav bids farewell to Warner Bros. Discovery staff

David Zaslav addressed Warner Bros. Discovery employees as he prepared to depart ahead of the expected Paramount merger closing. His farewell message looked toward the staff’s next chapter at the studio.

Source: TheWrap — www.thewrap.com/posts

A new film-industry study highlights overseas spending

A union study reported that Hollywood spends more than half of its film budgets outside the United States. The finding comes as the industry pushes Congress to support a federal production tax incentive.

Source: TheWrap — www.thewrap.com/posts

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