Cast of Netflix's The Four Seasons found ‘chosen family-level friends'
Colman Domingo, Kerri Kenney-Silver and Marco Calvani say they felt an instant bond on the set of Netflix's The Four Seasons. Speaking with CBC senior entertainment reporter Makda Ghebreslassie, they share what it was like working with Tina Fey and how the cast felt like a real-life chosen family.
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Meghan Markle plans to add hotels and restaurants to her As ever brand
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Create Account As summer kicks into full gear, the slate of new movies and TV shows is looking as promising as ever, catering to different genres and moviegoers. For those who want a good dose of romance, there's the YA novel adaptation, We Were Liars , streaming on Prime Video. There's also the third season of Ginny & Georgia streaming on Netflix, which serves more drama and heart this season. For action (and eye candy), Ben Affleck and Jon Bernthal star in The Accountant 2 on Prime Video, while Arnold Schwarzenegger returns for the season of FUBAR on Netflix. For those looking for a solid film, we recommend Alex Garland's Warfare on Prime Video, which is a bit dark but worth watching. There's no better time than the present to grab your popcorn, settle in and prepare to be transported to worlds both familiar and spellbinding. That's why we've compiled a list of the top films and series to watch in Canada this month on Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+. 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3 days ago
- Toronto Sun
Must-see TV: Arnold Schwarzenegger's 'FUBAR' return tops this week's watch list
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