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Regé-Jean Page to Star in Paramount’s Reboot of THE SAINT

Bridgerton’s Regé-Jean Page is set to star and executive produce Parmount’s upcoming reboot of The Saint. The project is based in part on Leslie Charteris’ 1920s book series and the 1960s UK TV series, starring Roger Moore. The story follows Simon Templar, also known as The Saint, a criminal and a thief for hire who goes on an adventure that takes him around the world. Plot details for the film are still unknown, but insiders say this new version of The Saint will be a completely fresh take on the character and his world. Lorenzo DiBonaventura, Brad Krevoy, and Mark Vahradian will produce the film, and Kwame Kwei-Armah is writing the script.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Working on Book About Leadership and Philanthropy

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are keeping busy. After the announcement that Harry would be publishing a memoir, the royal couple also announced that they are working together on a book about “leadership and philanthropy.” Additionally, it is rumored that Meghan is working on a memoir of her own and another book about “wellness.”

Tracey Ullman Narrating the Latest David Sedaris Audiobook

David Sedaris’ latest book A Carnival of Snackery will be hitting shelves (and headphones) this October. And if you decide to go for the audiobook version of the book, you’ll be treated to a narration from actress and comedian Tracey Ullman. While Sedaris traditionally narrates his own works, this collaboration with Ullman was what Sedaris wanted for this particular book. He explained, “I knew early on that I wanted someone to read all the U.K. and Irish and Australian entries in this book. So much of what I’ve heard in those countries is funny specifically because of the way it was said…Then I thought, Well, since people think it’s a woman recording my audiobooks anywaywhy not get the real thing? A British woman who’s fun and patient and good at accents. Tracey Ullman.”

No More New Episodes of Arthur

Say farewell to all the memes. The PBS animated series Arthur is ending in 2022.