I just actually just got a draft. We have a meeting with the writer [Justin Rhodes], so that's definitely a very strong possibility as well.” You may like 'The Last of Us' season 2 episode 3 ...

In an interview with IGN, The Long Walk director confirmed that Justin Rhodes is the latest to jot up a live-action version of the story. Rhodes wrote Terminator: Dark Fate and contributed to the ...

Lawrence told IGN that he just recently got a new draft of the BioShock movie script, and he took a meeting with writer Justin Rhodes on May 7. Rhodes was a writer on Terminator: Dark Fate and the ...

Michael Green (Logan, Blade Runner 2049) wrote earlier drafts of the BioShock screenplay but Lawrence said this latest draft is by Justin Rhodes (Terminator: Dark Fate, Secret Level). Development ...

HARARE, May 13 (NewsDay Live) – A Harare woman who claimed to be the executor of the estate of the late Brian James and Elizabeth Rhodes – who she claimed were relatives of the late Cecil John Rhodes ...

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Sebastian Stan (Thunderbolts) and Leo Woodall (The White Lotus) are set to star in Burning Rainbow Farm, the new film from The Order’s Justin Kurzel, on which we were first to report last December.

Sebastian Stan and Leo Woodall have been added to the cast of Justin Kurzel’s ‘Burning Rainbow Farm.’ Based on a real-life story, Stan and Woodall will take on the role of Tom Crosslin and ...

and Justin Lothrop and Brent Stiefel of Votiv. Kurzel, who last year presented “The Order” in Venice, revealed in November that “Burning Rainbow Farm” would likely be his next film ...

The film will tell the true story of Tom Crosslin and Rollie Rohm, a couple in rural Michigan who build a peaceful, pot-friendly utopia called RAINBOW FARM. When the two run afoul of local ...

Sebastian Stan (Thunderbolts) and Leo Woodall (The White Lotus) are set to star in Burning Rainbow Farm, the new film from The Order’s Justin Kurzel, on which we were first to report last December.