The Franchise, HBO and Daniel Brühl
HBO’s The Franchise Moviemaking Spoof Reminded MCU Vet Daniel Brühl of a Certain ‘$#*! Show’ From His Past
Daniel Brühl of HBO’s upcoming superhero filmmaking spoof, The Franchise, has seen this movie before. Premiering this Sunday, Oct.6 at 10/9c and counting Academy Award winner and two-time James Bond director Sam Mendes among its executive producers,
‘The Franchise’ Review: HBO’s Superhero Movie Satire Quickly Runs Out of Fresh Things To Mock
Himesh Patel leads the comedy produced by Armando Iannucci and Sam Mendes, set behind the scenes of a big-budget comic book adaptation.
‘The Franchise’ Trailer Has Daniel Brühl Struggling To Stay Sane on a Superhero Movie Set
The Franchise' chronicles the behind-the-scenes events that take place on the sets of a superhero blockbuster. Daniel Brühl stars.
‘The Franchise’ Is a Superhero-Movie Satire Too Snooty for Its Own Good
Is the comics-to-screen formula played out? Yes. Should this series work harder to make good jokes about that? Yes.
The Franchise Wryly Unmasks Our Era of Superhero Exhaustion: Review
The new HBO satire of Marvel movies features Himesh Patel, Aya Cash, and Richard E. Grant. The Franchise Wryly Unmasks Our Era of Superhero Exhaustion: Review
The Franchise Review: HBO Super-Satire Has Fun Stars But Tired Discourse
By the end of the first season, the talented actors and snappy dialogue can't quite save "The Franchise" from exhaustion.
HBO Takes on Superhero Movie Productions in Full Trailer for ‘The Franchise’ (VIDEO)
HBO is taking on the superhero movie machine with its new comedy The Franchise which is officially slated to premiere Sunday, October 6th at 10 pm ET/PT. The series, which will also be available to stream on Max is gearing up for plenty of on-set disasters as the focus surrounds a crew working to create a new film in a franchise not dissimilar to Marvel or DC.
'The Franchise' Review: HBO's Superhero Movie Comedy Falls Flat
The state of big-budget studio filmmaking obviously isn't as consequential as the state of a dysfunctional, ego-driven, often deeply ridiculous U.S. government. Yet for those who obsessively follow the former,
HBO's next big show starring The Boys and Ozark actors is here to mock how your favorite superhero movies are made
The official trailer for The Franchise, a new comedy about the making of a blockbuster superhero movie, is here – and we're ready for the absolute absurdity. In the brief clip, which can be viewed below,
The Franchise: See release date, where to watch, plot, trailer, creative team and cast of new HBO series
The Franchise, an HBO series, follows Daniel Brühl as a director managing chaos on a superhero movie set. The show combines ...
The Franchise trailer spoofs the craziness and absurdity of superhero films
Filming a superhero movie becomes chaotic in The Franchise, a new HBO comedy series by Sam Mendes, Armando Iannucci, and Jon ...
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The Franchise: trailer
A trailer has dropped for new HBO comedy series The Franchise, from executive producers Sam Mendes and Armando Iannucci, to premiere on Binge / FOX8.
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Der Kultfilm, der Daniel Brühl international bekannt machte, kehrt ins Kino zurück: Trailer zur Wiederaufführung von “Good Bye Lenin!”
Darüber hat er sogar ein Buch geschrieben. Daniel Brühl kennen wir heute als Marvel-Fiesling und Biopic-Chamäleon. Seine beste Rolle aber bleibt der Ost-Berliner Alex Kerner aus dem Kultfilm ...
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THE FRANCHISE: Trailer For Max Series Starring Daniel Brühl Reveals Chaos Inside World Of Superhero Filmmaking
The Franchise's cast includes Himesh Patel as Daniel, Aya Cash as Anita, Jessica Hynes as Steph, Billy Magnussen as Adam, Lolly Adefope as Dag, Darren Goldstein as Pat, and Isaac Powell as Bryson.