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“You’ve got human beings and then some form of miraculous technology is introduced into their lives that upends it,” says Brooker about the theme of the new episodes.
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“It really is as far as it could be a happy ending,” Giamatti told TheWrap.
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The immersive project, if successful, would propel Friday into a new echelon of her career and introduce a new method of movie-making to the world, thus changing the entertainment industry forever.
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"It's now canon," writer-director Brooker tells EW of "Plaything," a chilling video game tale that sees Will Poulter's character return from the 2018 "Bandersnatch" movie.
Paul Giamatti and Charlie Brooker explore the pain of grief and the future of AI in a haunting 'Black Mirror' episode about death and memory.
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9Honey Celebrity on MSNBlack Mirror creator Charlie Brooker reveals why big names don't automatically get a role on hit seriesBlack Mirror has become a must-watch for millions, and with the success of the TV show, its celebrity cast has grown bigger each season. But creator and writer Charlie Brooker tells 9honey Celebrity the big names wanting a part in the anthology series don't just get to walk onto set,
The new season, premiering Thursday on Netflix, includes the show’s most blatant satire of streaming services yet.
Writer-creator Charlie Brooker tells EW that "Hotel Reverie" exists "in the same Venn Diagram" as the beloved 2016 episode.
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Irish Star on MSNBlack Mirror Hotel Reverie ending explained as Charlie Brooker sheds light on final sceneDecoding the end of Black Mirror Hotel Reverie. In this episode, Hotel Reverie takes us behind the scenes of the struggling Keyworth Pictures studio, which seeks revival by revamp
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IGN Middle East on MSNHow Black Mirror Evolved From A Nihilistic Sci-Fi Show To Hopeful Fantasy Series All Thanks To AISince Charlie Brooker’s Black Mirror debuted in 2011, it has presented a nigh-on nihilistic view of technology. Heck, it’s right there in the name, explaining the darkness of how what we’re watching on the TV screen reflects back onto our real world.
Brooker says the project, tentatively titled Banderstruck, is one he "might still revisit" in "some way," with the story (which he won't divulge) taking place in "a slightly different era" than the 1980s or 1990s era of gaming.