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Hypebeast
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
David Fincher's ‘Mindhunter' Could Return as Three Movies
Summary David Fincher'sMindhuntermay not return for another season, but it could come back in other ways: specifically, three movies. Holt McCallany, who played the role of FBI Special Agent Bill Tench on theNetflixseries, recently toldCBRthat he spoke to Fincher about the possibility of the show's revival. 'I had a meeting with David Fincher in his office a few months ago, and he said to me that there is a chance that it may come back as three two-hour movies, but I think it's just a chance,' he shared. 'I know there are writers that are working, but you know, David has to be happy with scripts.' The actor continued, 'I recently wrote a script that he was kind enough to give me notes on. I was in script revisions with David for two and a half years.. but [he] was very meticulous, which is why I think he's the best director in Hollywood.' 'He gave me a little bit of hope when I had that meeting with him, but the sun, the moon and the stars would all have to align,' McCallany added. Mindhunterstarred McCallany andJonathan Groffas FBI Special Agent Holden Ford, and followed the genesis of the FBI's Behavioral Science Unit and the process of criminal profiling. It was based on John E. Douglas and Mark Olshaker's 1995 true crime bookMindhunter: Inside the FBI's Elite Serial Crime Unit. The show ran for a total of two seasons up until 2019, but was not renewed by Netflix supposedly due to itsexpensive price tag.
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USA Today
30-05-2025
- Sport
- USA Today
It's time for Connor McDavid to win the Cup 'right [expletive] now'
It's time for Connor McDavid to win the Cup 'right [expletive] now' A championship is earned, not given. But there are moments when you know when it's a star athlete's time. You've watched them grow, tweak their games, adjust their leadership, found the right combination of teammates and coach, perhaps maybe even find comfort off the court or field. It's Connor McDavid's turn. I say this knowing full well there's a buzzsaw waiting for him in the Stanley Cup Finals. His Edmonton Oilers will once again face the Florida Panthers, the defending Cup champions who are built for postseason play with depth, ferocity and veteran savvy. But I'll be rooting for the NHL's generational star to finally get over the hump and win it. He was so close last year, with a seven-game series ending in a heartbreaking 2-1 win for the Panthers in the final winner-takes-all contest. I think back to that clip of him that FACEOFF: Inside the NHL captured, in which cameras found him screaming at his Oilers teammates in the locker room: "RIGHT [EXPLETIVE] NOW!" Maybe McDavid and the Oilers have learned from that experience. Maybe they now know that it takes an extra gear to take down a playoff-tested team like the Panthers. Maybe this is the best shot they'll have with this deep roster, better goaltending and a coach in Kris Knoblauch with an added year of experience. What I know is it's McDavid's time to win it all. Now, he's just got to go and get it. The Knicks figure it out (is it too late?) Hi! Life-long Knicks fan here! I'll tell you how I'm feeling after a Game 5 in which my team never looked back: "Awesome job pushing off elimination ... but the Pacers are going to bring it in Game 6 at home. What are you going to do to combat that?" Because: the Knicks had intensity on both ends of the court. Karl-Anthony Towns continues to pile up dumb fouls, but at least he's also continued to torch the Pacers on offense. The second unit with [Knicks fan chant] LAN-DRY SHA-MET continues to flummox Indiana. And I know Tyrese Haliburton is going to watch that game tape and know he's got to do what he did in Game 4. So, the Knicks simply have to replicate that for two more games. It's doable. Quick hits: BEAR IN BRISTOL! ... Oh no, AJSS ... and more. -- There's a bear roaming around on ESPN's Bristol campus. Be safe out there. -- AJ Smith-Shawver got some help from a Braves teammate when it came to his injury. Meanwhile, lip-readers think he talked about hearing a "pop." -- John Mellencamp -- yes, the singer/songwriter! -- ripped Pat McAfee for the personality's NSFW speech at the Pacers' Game 4. -- Matthew Stafford had some laughs over playing Olympic flag football. This is For The Win's daily newsletter, The Morning Win. Did a friend recommend or forward this to you? If so, subscribe here. This was Charles Curtis.
