Even though the tour is only a two-episode series, The Greatness of Samantha Bird starring Katherine Langford is being canceled on the Starz platform, along with three other series.
The curse continues for Katherine Langford. When the star of the new series “The Celebration of Samantha Bird” came to fruition, the advertiser of the Starz platform simply decided to cancel the project.
Problem: Most fiction has already been reviewed. Under the influence of the greatness of the writers (which officially ran until September 27), the series’ tour was stopped before the director had two episodes left.
The project, abandoned along the way, will be helped by the inconvenient names that have accumulated in the actress’s career over the past few years. Following the release of Avengers: Endgame after season two, the role of Tony Stark’s (Robert Downey Jr.) daughter Katherine Langford in the Netflix series Cursed will be announced.
A very beautiful platform for this project, including the success of 13 Reasons Why, another series for which the comedy received a Golden Globe nomination. Plus, Katherine Langford can still watch the Australian program Savage River, which has just passed away in the rest of the world.
Tout commençait pourtant bien. Since 13 Reasons Why, the actress has had two big hits: 2017’s Love, Simon, the first teen film from a major studio to feature an LGBT character. And two more later, in the same colors as Rian Johnson. Now she is a parvenu where you can find a project to show off your talent.
Samantha Bird’s Veneria is about to return to a young woman in her hometown, New Angleterre, and so on, with her childhood love.
Three other projects announced for Starz: Heels, starring Stephen Amell and Alexander Ludwig, were released after two seasons, as were Run the World and Blindspotting, also released after two seasons.
I’m sure these announcements are not a direct result of the greatness of the writers here with a lot of action-packed programming and could lose a lot of silver to the studios and platforms.