Jon Bernthal

1 month ago | cultureslate.com | Alison Gorin |Jon Bernthal

Although Farrell has been in the DC universe before, there isn’t a chance of an overlap:  Matt Reeves is in charge of the Batman/Penguin corner, while James Gunn and Peter Safran run the Sgt. Rock world. Joining up with Guadagnino from previous projects Challengers and Queer is scriptwriter Justin Kuritzkes.

1 month ago | cultureslate.com | Jon Bernthal |Ayden Hassertt

Almost a decade after the first season of Netflix’s The Punisher was released, Frank Castle is getting his own feature again! This Punisher-focused feature will be released under the Marvel Studios Special Presentation banner on Disney+, joining the ranks of Werewolf by Night (2022) and The Guardians of The Galaxy Holiday Special (2022). Jon Bernthal will return as the titular character and help write the special alongside director Reinaldo Marcus Green. It is looking at a 2026 release.

1 month ago | indiewire.com | Proma Khosla |Jon Bernthal

[Editor’s note: The following review contains spoilers for “Daredevil: Born Again” through Season 1, Episode 4.]Matt Murdock (Charlie Cox) and Wilson Fisk (Vincent D’Onofrio) have always had a lot in common, including a shared belief their beloved city needs to be cleaned up.

1 month ago | heroichollywood.com | Jon Bernthal |Anthony Singletary

Jon Bernthal is cooking up something special on Disney Plus! The Punisher is getting his own special presentation following his MCU debut in Daredevil: Born Again. While the internet has obviously been ablaze the past few weeks with excitement to see Charlie Cox step back into the role of Matt Murdock once more in Daredevil: Born Again, he’s not the only actor making his way into the MCU.

1 month ago | gamerant.com | Jon Bernthal |Melissa McBride |Lauren Cohan |Danai Gurira

Shane's loyalty turned to villainy, challenging Rick before his demise. Carol's evolution from scared to fearless was driven by survival instincts. Negan remained brave even in defeat, showing redemption through courage. The Walking Dead was so much more than a TV show—it was an event. Viewers from around the world would gather around their TVs to see if their favorite characters would make it another week, or if they would fall to a walker or the other major villain(s) of each season.