Cheryl Ladd Thinks New Angels Are Terrific

La, Calif. -- The brand new Charlies Angels may have been met with mixed critical reviews and modest rankings because of its first episode, but original Angel Cheryl Ladd wants audiences to provide the brand new heavenly ladies a go. The actress, who's starring within the Hallmark Channels approaching Loves Everlasting Courage, stopped by Access Hollywood Survive Thursday where she dished around the reboot from the original series. I saw the pilot and that i was surprised it really was not the same as the initial show, but different is not bad, different might be good, she told Billy Rose bush and Package Hoover. Cheryl is wishing audiences still stay tuned for that new ABC series, which stars Minka Kelly, Rachael Taylor and Annie Ilonzeh. Seriously, allows just provide them with an opportunity to see what will happen, she ongoing. I figured the women were terrific. And often will Cheryl be dusting off her sexy secret agent gear for any cameo around the new show? I believe theres some chatter about this, but well see, she revealed to Billy and Package. It always is dependent on what it's. Catch the lovely Cheryl in Loves Everlasting Courage, which premieres on October 1 at 9 PM around the Hallmark Funnel. Copyright 2011 by NBC Universal, Corporation. All privileges reserved.These components might not be released, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

Quentin Tarantino Can Provide Dennis Christopher the Comeback He Warrants in 'Django Unchained'

As Travolta Qantas Video, Robert Forester, Pam Grier and Michael Parks can attest, Quentin Tarantino loves giving forgotten stars large comebacks. And that's why this latest little bit of casting news for Tarantino's approaching 'Django Unchained' must have nostalgists quite excited: Variety reviews that Dennis Christopher ('Breaking Away,' 'Chariots of Fire') is within discussions to co-star alongside Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Samuel L. Jackson, Christophe Waltz and Gerald McRaney within the new film. Christopher would take part in the lawyer for DiCaprio's villainous slave owner, Calvin Candie. Not sure yet on other casting choices, but fingers entered the man who performed D'Annunzio in 'Caddyshack' will get a phone call. [Variety]

Dane Cook Inks NBC Development Deal

Dane Cook is heading to NBC to headline his own network comedy series. Amid interest from multiple networks, the actor-comedian has signed a development deal with NBC for a half-hour project targeted for next fall. Cook will star in the comedy and produce through his SUperFInger Entertainment banner. Cook is the second top stand-up comedian with cable TV roots to develop and star in a comedy for NBC eyed for next season, along with Sarah Silverman. NBC also has a new freshman comedy created by/starring comedian Whitney Cummings. Cook most recently guest starred on the FX comedy Louie last month in a much-talked-about episode where he and series star Louis CK put to rest the so-called joke-stealing controversy. While he has largely stayed away from broadcast TV until now, Cook’s first screen credit was a recurring role on the short-lived ABC comedy series Maybe This Time some 15 years ago. Cook has a very successful stand-up career: He has sold out arena venues such as Madison Square Garden and Staples Center, released several multi-platinum comedy albums and DVDs and starred in a slew of cable specials. On the feature side, UTA-repped Cook will next be seen in Answers to Nothing, Detention and Guns, Girls & Gambling.

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Smurfs three dimensional Passes $500 Million Worldwide

Hollywood never expected The Smurfs three dimensional being this type of box office phenom. Despite the fact that the studioalways had confidence within the franchise.The new sony Pictures just introduced the Smurfs has made an believed $12.9M for that weekend overseas, bringingthe worldwide cume to $364.4M and pushing the world cume over thehalf-billion mark for an believed $502.8 million.Sure, it's very easy to appear lower onto your nose in the Smurfs, butit was introduced in from turnaround from Vital by believe it or not than The new sony Pictures Entertainment Chairman/Boss Michael Lynton. Animation was overseen by Bob Osher and Hannah Minghella (who's now leader of production for Sonys Columbia Pictures) while live action was shepherded by Doug Belgrad. Marketing was drawn in hands by Shaun Blake and Marc Weinstock.The cartoon first released in Europe in 1958 therefore the pic was monitoring well overseas after Global Smurfs Day was organized by The new sony and McDonalds planned time biggest global campaign in over 30,000 restaurants.In The country, a village volunteered to fresh paint all of their town Smurf blue. And Smurf fans set a brand new Guinness world record for that biggest gathering of individuals outfitted because the little blue men inside a 24-hour period in multiple venues. Look, I dont obtain the benefit of garden gnomes or troll dolls or Smurfs for your matter. They slip me out. However the little blue men were first attracted by Belgian artist Pierre Peyo Culliford for any comic. The Schtroumpfs, because they were initially known as, have survived half a century and produced comics, books, television series, films, videogames, concert events, and collectible figurines. The Smurfs movie also required a very long time arrive at the Giant Screen. In 1980, the late (and great) Brandon Tartikoff developed the Hanna-Barbera show on NBC for Saturday morning. It went 8 years. In 1997, producer Jordan Kerner sent the very first of a number of letters to Lafig, the certification agent for that Smurfs brand, like a initial step to creating a film. As well as in 2002, having seen Kerners adaptation of E.B. Whites Charlottes Web, Peyos beneficiaries gave the OK.

Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis: No Sexting Between Us

Justin Timberlake and Mila Kunis Pals with Benefits co-stars Mila Kunis and Justin Timberlake aren't pals with sexting benefits, their reps reveal Weekly. "Never did Mr. Timberlake and Ms. Kunis exchange inappropriate texts or e-mails ... The insistence that there are any inappropriate correspondence involving the two parties is entirely false," they mentioned in the joint statement. Have a look at our fall preview for galleries, scoop, premiere calendars plus much more!Last week, TMZ reported that Kunis' phone happen to be jeopardized so it contained photos including her inside the tub and Timberlake wearing women's under clothes on his mind. But no less than Timberlake and Kunis can joke in regards to the rumor. "Mr. Timberlake would love us making it apparent that although he might write tunes about putting things in boxes, he never has and definitely doesn't produce a practice of taking any photos of those and delivering them," the statement read mentioning to Timberlake's Saturday Evening Live song, "D-k in the Box." "Ms. Kunis would love us to incorporate that although she's interested in the song, she does not have nor has ever suffered photos connected having a male parts in their possession."

Summer TV Winners and Losers

Snooki, George Lopez Just two years ago, MTV was struggling to find its footing. Network staple TRL had ended, onetime hit The Hills was on its way out, and ratings were in a downward spiral. MTV faced its biggest identity crisis yet - then along came Snooki and Co. Now, led by the crass stars of prime-time phenomenon Jersey Shore, MTV can easily be crowned the biggest winner of the summer of 2011. Jersey Shore's Season 4 premiere averaged 8.8 million viewers, and the show landed five of the top seven cable telecasts of summer. "Thank God for Jersey Shore," says MTV programming head David Janollari. Those ratings translate to big advertising bucks for MTV, notes Horizon Media analyst Brad Adgate. "I think in the 30-year history of MTV, this has been the strongest they've ever been," he says. "For a network that has to constantly reinvent itself, that's quite an accomplishment." And it's not just The Situation making things ab fab at MTV. Other reality franchises, like Teen Mom and 16 and Pregnant, as well as The Challenge: Rivals, are powerhouses in their own right. And MTV's aggressive entry into scripted programming is paying off, via new hit series such as Awkward and Teen Wolf. The network capped the summer on August 28 with its most-watched telecast ever, the 2011 Video Music Awards (12.4 million viewers). Next up, MTV is plotting a major return to animation, via the heralded revival of Beavis and Butt-head and new entry Good Vibes. "We're on a roll," Janollari says. "Our goal is to be the entertainment destination for this young core audience of ours." Adds Adgate: "They have certainly, at least for now, gotten into the zeitgeist of teens and young adults." Here are the rest of the summer's winners and losers. WINNERS Falling SkiesSteven Spielberg and aliens remain a successful combination. The TNT drama, which stars Noah Wyle as a resistance fighter struggling against an invasion of extraterrestrial creatures, was cable's top-rated new scripted series this summer. Falling Skies averaged nearly 7 million viewers an episode and added the term "skitters" to sci-fi's alien lexicon. Several returning scripted series, such as TNT's Rizzoli & Isles and The Closer, and USA's Royal Pains and Burn Notice, also fared well. Broadcast's summer reality veteransBig Brother is watching you - and you are watching Big Brother. Season 13 of CBS' claustrophobic reality hit, promoted as "The Summer of Double Trouble," is averaging 7.5 million viewers, up 4 percent from last year. (The show's adults 18-49 ratings are up a strong 12 percent.) And over at NBC, the America's Got Talent gang also isn't missing a beat. The latest edition averaged 12.2 million viewers, up 11 percent from last year. With plenty of original competition out there this summer, that's a remarkable accomplishment for two aging shows. History's reality brandDocuseries like Pawn Stars and Swamp People have ticked off fans of History channel's old programming. But the network's makeover has paid off big time. Pawn Stars was cable's No. 2 reality show, behind Jersey Shore, averaging 7.6 million viewers. History's American Pickers and Swamp People were not too far behind, along with Storage Wars on sister network A&E. Phineas and FerbIn its first airing, Disney Channel's Phineas and Ferb: Across the 2nd Dimension ranked as the most-watched TV movie on cable so far in 2011. The movie's adventurous tykes continue to rake in viewers via numerous runs across several networks, while the show's cocreators inked a deal to turn Phineas and Ferb into a full-length feature film. LOSERS George LopezA year after TBS bumped Lopez Tonight to midnight to make room for Conan, low ratings bumped it off the schedule altogether. Daily talk shows are expensive, and TBS felt it couldn't justify keeping it on the air. And with BET also pulling Mo'Nique's talk show, diversity took a huge blow in late night. New broadcast reality showsTry as they might, the broadcast networks are still struggling to come up with a new wave of summer reality hits. While staples like America's Got Talent perform well, new shows aren't making a dent with viewers. Among the underperformers: ABC's Expedition Impossible, NBC's Love in the Wild and CBS' Same Name. Men of a Certain Age/HawthoRNe/Eureka/The ProtectorCable giveth and taketh away. Despite fan outcry, TNT pulled the plug on its little-seen Ray Romano dramedy Men of a Certain Age after just two seasons. "They tried mighty hard to justifiably keep it," says executive producer Mike Royce. "I wish we delivered more on the audience end." A few weeks later, it also said goodbye to Jada Pinkett Smith's HawthoRNe. In a bizarre move, Syfy renewed, and then canceled, Eureka. And Lifetime never got traction with the quickly lost The Protector. Says Adgate: "Cable has been a little more aggressive in canceling shows that aren't generating viewers." Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

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