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Guy Ritchie was initially known in the U.S. for being the second husband of Madonna Louise Ciccone, whom he married after they met and fell in love on the set of one of his biggest misfires, Swept Away. Sure, in the U.K., the man was recognized as a
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John Watson and his team hit the road in Episode 4 of Watson to track down family members of Dr. Lubbock's cadaver from med school when she realized her cadaver exhibited the same symptoms of Cowden Syndrome – a genetic disorder that predisposes its victims to cancer – as a
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I have been hard on Paramount and its forthcoming Guy Ritchie original series MobLand. But my anger doesn't stem from the show's bad quality or my irrational dislike of the storied studio. It's because I care. I wanted Paramount+ to succeed when it finally
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Since the success of Guy Ritchie's Netflix series The Gentlemen, the action-focused director has been all over the news, taking on everything from a Gentlemen sequel series to a spinoff movie Wife & Dog to a new Young Sherlock. However, throughout the fall of 2024, we kept hearing
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John Watson has been skirting medical ethics by prescribing his own medication to treat his traumatic brain injury on Watson. That opened him up to a lot more liability than potentially getting in trouble with the medical board because his righthand man Shinwell Johnson (Ritchie Coster) is secretly working for
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The premiere of Watson introduced us to a new iteration of Sherlock Holmes' trusted sidekick. Now being played by Morris Chestnut, John Watson kicks off the CBS series by restarting his medical practice after seeing Sherlock go over a waterfall with Dr. Moriarty (Randall Park). As with typical pilots,
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Everyone should consider the Sherlock Holmes pantheon of remakes and adaptations as a Baskin-Robins of choice. We'd all be happier; there are enough retellings to pick their favorite flavor. Don't judge someone if they prefer mint chocolate chip (or say Benedict Cumberbatch as the titular detective)
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Paramount stopped being a going concern in the streaming wars sometime in mid-2023 when the attempt to go big or go bust wound up busting the century-old studio. One of the original Hollywood heavyweights, Paramount Studios survived the transition to television in the 1940s and 1950s (hey, listen, RKO did
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Though the future of Paramount+ as a streamer is still somewhat up in the air — its parent company, Paramount Global, is in the process of being acquired by Skydance Media in a deal that will likely go through in early 2025 — that hasn't stopped its international arm from
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It was early October 2024 when Deadline first reported that Guy Ritchie had signed on to a new project at Showtime, which would stream on Paramount+ with Showtime. Referred to as The Associate, the film would be a crime thriller, and Deadline had heard that Pierce Brosnan (James Bond), Helen
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You can fool enough of the people for long enough that a lousy series can get a second season. The Agency airs on the utterly unwieldy platform of "Paramount+ with Showtime," which means it does not air on Showtime or Paramount+, but if you subscribe to both, you
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You have to hand it to The Agency. It must have taken a lot of effort to make a series starring Michael Fassbender, Jeffrey Wright, Jodie Turner-Smith, Richard Gere, and executive produced by George Clooney this boring. Based on the French drama Le Bureau des Legendes, this ten-episode Showtime on