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Rian Johnson Admits He Had a ‘Ruthless’ Disdain for ‘Star Wars’ Prequels
“The Last Jedi” director Rian Johnson told Rolling Stone he once had a “ruthless” hate for the “Star Wars” prequels released between 1999 and 2005. “I was in college when the prequels came out,” he explained. “My friends and I were Prequel Hate Central. Everyone was ruthless at the time.”
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Rian Johnson Breaks Down Poker Face's Season 2 Fake-Out Finale: 'I Was Giggling in the Editing Room'Poker Face creator and writer Rian Johnson explains why Season 2 featured a fake-out ending and why the network pushed back ...
Season two ended with a "To Be Continued" that put Natasha Lyonne's starring character in peril — only to pull it back and ...
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Rian Johnson Explains Why Poker Face Season 2's Ending Worried Peacock: "I Was Just Giggling In The Edit Room"Poker Face creator Rian Johnson details why one shocking moment happened in the season 2 finale, and hopes viewers didn't turn off their TVs.
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Poker Face season 2 finale explained: Charlie meets someone who can lie to herThe season 2 finale of Poker Face had a shocking turn for heroine Charlie Cale that sends her on a new path for a potential ...
More than two years after Poker Face's 10-episode first season wrapped up, Rian Johnson's brilliant whydunnit mystery series is back for an even-larger but still star-studded 12-episode second season.
Poker Face Season 2 delivers compelling crime-solving with a stellar cast and engaging storytelling, leaving viewers craving more.
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No Lie! Poker Face Season 2 Lands Primetime Emmy Nomination for Guest Star Cynthia ErivoSeason 2 of the hit Peacock series created by acclaimed filmmaker Rian Johnson ( Looper, Star Wars: The Last Jedi , Knives Out) has officially landed its second-ever nomination for Outstanding Guest ...
Creator, writer, director, and executive producer Rian Johnson chats with Decider about his new mystery-of-the-week series 'Poker Face,' now streaming on Peacock.
In a studio overlooking Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue, Rian Johnson is strapped to a lie detector machine. Next to him at the controls sits Natasha Lyonne, twiddling the device’s knobs with all the ...
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