The new historical murder mystery, The Artist, blends real-life figures from history with a fictional storyline written and directed by Aram Rappaport. Set during the Gilded Age in New York’s high society, the series unfolds as the eccentric mogul Norman Henry (Mandy Patinkin) and his wife, Marian (Janet McTeer), host the biggest celebrities of the time at their lavish estate, including Thomas Edison (Hank Azaria), Edgar Degas (Danny Huston), and model-actress Evelyn Nesbit (Ever Anderson), who becomes an overnight celebrity when her husband, Harry Thaw (Clark Gregg), murders architect Stanford White at Madison Square Gardens. As ambitions collide and truths are revealed, Henry is found dead, sparking a murder mystery for the ages.

Part one of the new series The Artist comes to the streaming platform The Network on November 27th, followed by part two on December 25th.

In a recent interview with SciFi Vision, Gregg and Anderson opened up about filming one of the series most iconic moments: a spectacle involving camels, a live band, and gunfire.

“Turns out I love camels. Who knew?” Gregg told the site with a laugh. Anderson added that she had never even seen a camel in real life before filming.

Gregg reflected on the ambitious scene from episode three. “[T]his was a huge scene with camels and the period costumes and gunfire and all of that stuff. So, it felt like a really big moment in the show, and luckily, it was really well written and really fun to play.”

The whole part of the shoot moved very quickly, according to Anderson. “What I can pride Hilary Shor and Aram Rappaport on is they really kept us going on that day, because we had pretty much at the entire beginning of the episode three…in one day,” said the actress, adding that it bonded the two of them.

Based on the book The Nazi and the Psychiatrist by Jack El-Hai, Nuremberg, written and directed by James Vanderbilt, is a historical drama that centers on the aftermath of World War II and the efforts to bring Nazi leaders to justice. Psychiatrist Douglas Kelley (Rami Malik) is sent to oversee the mental fitness of high-ranking Nazi defendants before the start of the historic war crimes trial, including the notorious Hermann Göring (Russell Crowe). Robert H. Jackson (Michael Shannon) stands as chief prosecutor for the United States and is tasked with ensuring the Nazi regime answers for their horrific war crimes, while Colonel Burton C. Andrus (John Slattery) exercises strict discipline to prevent escapes or suicides among the prisoners before the trial.

Recently, Slattery, Shannon, and Vanderbilt spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film, which is now in theaters.

Tonight, an all-new episode of Sheriff Country airs on CBS. A spinoff of Fire Country, the series follows Sheriff Mickey Fox (Morena Baccarin) as she navigates small-town life and family ties in the rural town of Edgewater, where she juggles family and duty. Christopher Gorham plays the role of Travis Fraley, a lawyer and Mickey’s ex-husband with whom she shares a daughter, and who’s now dating her deputy, Cassidy Campbell (Michele Weaver).

When Gorham first joined the project, he admitted that, like many fans, he had not watched Fire Country before reading the script. “I had never seen Fire Country before I [was] reading for this job,” he recently told SciFi Vision during an interview. “…I read the script, and then I went back and started watching Fire Country and became a fan. So, now I've seen all of them. I'm all caught up.”

He called the show’s emotional core his favorite aspect. “The family stuff to me is really the heart of the show,” he said, adding that Mickey’s struggle to balance her home life and work family is “really compelling.”

Gorham also talked about the complexity of Travis’s relationship with Mickey and Cassidy, noting, “Cassidy and Travis didn't intend to start a relationship…[T]hey both have a deep affection, or love, for Mickey. And I think that that thing that they have in common, which ironically is Mickey, is the thing that ended up bringing them together.”

During the interview, Gorham also discussed his work on season two of the comedy Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage where he plays reprises his role as Scott, Mandy’s ex-boyfriend and boss at the local news station, which is causing some conflict between the two lead characters. “Scott invites her on a story, like an overnight story that they're doing on the meteor shower, which is going to require her to go out of town with Scott for over the weekend, and Georgie's not happy about it, which spurs him to come and have a man-to-man conversation with Scott,” he said, adding that he has been looking forward to Scott and Georgie finally meeting.

Orion is a sci-fi thriller that centers around a NASA interrogator, Jim (Andrew McCarthy), helping to uncover the events that led astronaut, Apollo (Andrew Van Acker), and his crew to crash land back on Earth leaving him the sole survivor.  The film successfully uses its limited set to amplify the growing mystery and reveal a message of significant scope. It is intense and intimate with the bulk of the film relying on Van Acker and McCarthy’s dynamic. The mystery delivers sci-fi and suspense, echoing the style of The Twilight Zone, executed with an indie budget. Orion provokes viewers into questioning the world around them.

Orion had its world premiere at FilmQuest in Provo, Utah on October 25th and its international premiere at Triste Film Festival on November 1st.

SciFi Vision recently had the opportunity to speak with star Van Acker and Director Jaco Bouwer about filming Orion.

In the most recent episode of Tulsa King, which aired Sunday on Paramount+, pressure mounts as Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone) and his team work to keep their bourbon operation afloat. When Manfredi arranges a meeting with New York mob boss Quiet Ray Renzetti (James Russo), who is demanding a piece of the business, the encounter quickly escalates, with both men trading accusations and threats, culminating in a violent shootout when Cole Dunmire (Beau Knapp) ambushes the gathering. Quiet Ray, now convinced Dwight tried to set him up, refuses his attempts at reconciliation, indicating that the feud will only continue to intensify.

Recently, Russo spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the series, including Quiet Ray's feud with Dwight, filming the shootout, and more.

Following the downfall of the Russian mafia and the shocking prison warden murder, the fourth season of Mayor of Kingstown, which premieres today on Paramount+, thrusts Mike McLusky (Jeremy Renner) into chaos as a new power vacuum leaves the city vulnerable to threats. Mike’s grip on Kingstown is slipping as new gangs move in and tensions escalate, especially within the prison walls, where a hardened new warden (Edie Falco) makes her presence felt and confronts Mike’s established system. Mike faces a new challenge with his brother Kyle (Taylor Handley) now in trapped in the dangerous prison environment for making a controversial decision in last season’s violent climax, and the arrival of Frank Moses (Lennie James) brings unflinching brutality to the city.

Recently, SciFi Vision spoke with Hugh Dillon, who plays Ian, now under scrutiny for his possible role in a past murder, and Laura Benanti, who joins the series this season as the compassionate corrections officer Cindy Stephens.

In season three of Tulsa King, Dwight Manfredi (Sylvester Stallone)’s struggle for control and survival is more important than ever as he faces mounting pressure from rival gangs and federal agents, intent on unraveling his growing empire. Jeremiah (Robert Patrick) and Cole Dunmire (Beau Knapp) threaten to upset the fragile balance he’s built as they continue the fight to retake control of the Fifty and Quiet Ray (James Russo) mistakes their attack in this week’s episode as a move against him from Manfredi. The venture is more than just a business opportunity for Dwight, it’s a battleground, where Bigfoot (Mike “Cash Flo” Walden, Goodie (Chris Caldovino), Grace (McKenna Quigley Harrington), and the rest of the team come together to keep their group steady during moments of uncertainty this season.

Walden, Caldovino, and Harrington recently spoke with SciFi Vision about working on season three of the series, what it was like meeting Stallone, and more.

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Premiering Monday on Hallmark, season two of the reality competition Finding Mr. Christmas follows ten aspiring male actors competing to become the next Hallmark leading man. Each week they face a mix of Christmas-themed tasks as well as acting challenges featuring popular Hallmark stars. The series is hosted by Jonathan Bennett, who has starred in many of his own Hallmark Christmas films. Actress and comedian Melissa Peterman is the judge, who is joined weekly by other guest judges. Each week, one contestant will be sent home, and the winner will land a leading role in one of this year’s Countdown to Christmas movies on Hallmark.

Recently, Jamie Ruby spoke with Peterman and contestants Drake Kuyper and Marcus Brodie for TV Meg about what they learned from the experience, the friends they’ve made along the way, and more.

The new season premieres October 27th on the Hallmark Channel and is available to stream the next day on Hallmark+.

Crosspost: Originally published at TVMeg.com

Hallmark’s reality competition Finding Mr. Christmas premieres its second season on Monday, spotlighting ten aspiring male actors battling through festive challenges for the chance to become the next face of Hallmark holiday romance. The contestants each take part in both Christmas-inspired tasks and acting challenges, getting to perform alongside well-known Hallmark Christmas movie stars. Hosting the show is Jonathan Bennett, a Hallmark movie star in his own right, while actress and comedian Melissa Peterman serves as the main judge, joined weekly by guest judges. Each week one contestant is eliminated until the final winner earns a leading role in one of Hallmark’s upcoming Countdown to Christmas films.

Recently, Jamie Ruby spoke with Bennett and contestants Robbie Simpson and Angel Garet for TV Meg about how the competition has evolved, the challenges the contestants faced, and more.

The new season premieres October 27th on the Hallmark Channel and is available to stream the next day on Hallmark+.

In the horror film In Our Blood, filmmaker Emily Wyland (Brittany O’Grady) teams up with her boyfriend, cinematographer Danny (E.J. Bonilla), to shoot a documentary about the reunion between her and her estranged mother who she hasn’t seen in a decade. When her mother suddenly goes missing, Emily fears she’s succumbed to her addictions, but the truth may be far more sinister. Emily and Danny must work together to follow the clues to the truth, before it’s too late.

Recently, stars O’Grady and Bonilla, along with Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker Pedro Kos, spoke with SciFi Vision about working on the film.