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Nick Stahl is making a comeback, and as part of his comeback he has landed a series regular role on Showtime's Let the Right One In.

Terminator 3 star Nick Stahl has booked a role in Showtime's adaptation of Let the Right One In as an ex-soldier who's more aggressive than he lets on.

Showtimes adaptation of the vampire thriller Let the Right One In has cast Nick Stahl in a series regular role. According to The Hollywood Reporter Stahl, who has previously appeared films such as Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines and Sin City and the television series Fear the Walking Dead, [...]

Let The Right One In - Nick Stahl Joins Cast

The best TV of 2021 so far Alerts Clockwise from top left: The Underground Railroad (Photo: Amazon Studios), High On The Hog (Photo: Netflix), WandaVision (Photo: Marvel Studios), Invincible (Image: Amazon Studios), Rutherford Falls (Photo: Colleen Hayes/Peacock) Graphic: Natalie Peeples A common refrain throughout 2020 was that the flood of new TV would eventually slow to a trickle, but while the pandemic-related shutdowns took a chunk out of programming lineups, there were still enough serie...

Let the Right One In TV Series Will Include Multiple Vampires Showtimes pilot for Variety brings word of four new cast members for the series including: Kevin Carroll as Zeke Dawes, described as a a successful restaurant owner who is friends with Mark (Demián Bichir) and knows about Eleanor’s (Madison Taylor Baez) condition; Ian Foreman as Isaiah, "quiet and sensitive...who befriends Eleanor but has no idea the threat she poses;" and Jacob Buster as Peter, "a sweet and funny boy who suffers...

Starz's 'Blindspotting' series takes place six months after the movie of the same name and will see Ashley trying to make her life better

Jasmine Cephas Jones and Helen Hunt star in "Blindspotting," Starz's spoken-verse musical about gentrification, the justice system and motherhood.

Like the city it laments and loves, the 2018 spoken-word musical

The movie spinoff is enhanced by musical numbers, dancers and monologues by Jasmine Cephas Jones, powerfully reprising her role as a resourceful Oakland mom.