Script Magazine

1 week ago | scriptmag.com | Valerie Kalfrin

Ray and Manny are tight. Brothers, just not by blood. They’ve hung together since juvie, through addictions and various scores. Their latest is posing as DEA agents. Slip on official-looking windbreakers, hit a house with some kid watchdogging from the stoop, flash a gun and some attitude, then shake down the street dealers inside.  It’s not like they’ll call the cops. “If you’re good, they don’t remember your face,” says Ray, played by Brian Tyree Henry. “We only take from the weak ones.

2 weeks ago | scriptmag.com | Rosanne Welch

The Lunts and Barrymores may be more famous as theatrical families, but during their heyday, Dorothy Davenport’s parents, Alice and Harry, were also staples of the vaudeville circuit and expanded into motion pictures. Alice Davenport appeared in many films with Charlie Chaplin and Mabel Normand, and Harry appeared in more than 150 films through the 1950s.

3 weeks ago | scriptmag.com | Bryan Young

Daredevil: Born Again is technically the fourth season of Daredevil Marvel has produced, but serves as a soft relaunch for the character since switching homes from Netflix to Disney+. The show began filming and before it was finished the writer’s strike went into effect. The executives at Marvel reassessed the show and decided to bring in a new showrunner and writer. Enter Dario Scardapane.

3 weeks ago | scriptmag.com | Sadie Dean

Poker Face is a mystery-of-the-week series following Natasha Lyonne’s Charlie, who has an extraordinary ability to determine when someone is lying. She hits the road with her Plymouth Barracuda and with every stop encounters a new cast of characters and strange crimes she can’t help but solve. Tony Tost discussed with Script the creative process behind showrunning the second season of Poker Face.

1 month ago | scriptmag.com | Valerie Kalfrin

Coop, the protagonist of the new AppleTV+ series Your Friends & Neighbors, is having one heck of a night. Played by Emmy winner Jon Hamm (Mad Men), he awakens wincing on a marble floor in a palatial suburban home, blood pooling beneath him. He feels around his head until noticing it’s from the dead man nearby. Coop scrambles to his feet, gaining the presence of mind to clean up his shoe prints.