However, despite the said release order, Shah would remain in jail due to ongoing cases registered by the National Investigation Agency (NIA).
Channing Tatum rose to fame from small roles to becoming one of the biggest stars in Hollywood. The actor has amassed a massive fan following over the years with an incredible set of films. However, Tatum was surprised that a popular dialogue from a past hit film would go on to become a meme.
In an interview with CinemaBlend, Tatum talked about how one of his famous lines from 22 Jump Street became a meme that followed him everywhere, including airport security.
Talking about the 2014 film, Tatum recalled the line not being that funny, at the table reading but it’s the one that unexpectedly turned into a fan favorite. “It was like whatever. And then suddenly, man.”
He reveals, “I’ve never gone through TSA without someone saying that ‘My name is Jeff’. Almost each and every time I pass through TSA.” 21 Jump Street and 22 Jump Street was a spin-off to the classic television series. In these Phil Lord and Christopher Miller-directed movies, Channing Tatum and Jonah Hill played high school undercover police officers.
The 2012 comedy brought in over $200 million at the box office. At the time, the 2014 follow-up had the second-best opening ever for an R-rated comedy.
In a June interview with ComicBook.com, Tatum expressed his continued hope for the long-rumored third Jump Street movie. The actor mentioned, “There is a project that was written, and it’s still the best script that I’ve ever read for a third movie.”
Sony had been kicking about the concept of a crossover picture starring its comedy brands Men in Black and 21 Jump Street after the release of the two highly popular 21 Jump Street movies. Hill, Tatum’s co-star, would later acknowledge that it was doubtful that the two films would merge.
Meanwhile, his latest film Blink Twice is currently running in theatres. The psychological thriller is co-written and directed by Zoë Kravitz.
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Great news for fans of Call the Midwife! Previous seasons of Call The Midwife will be available to stream on Netflix in the US. You can stream Seasons 1 through 13 on Netflix, as well as rent them from YouTube, Apple TV, and Prime Video. New episodes from the current season are available for free on PBS’s website, starting from the premiere and staying online for 30 days after the season ends.
For viewers in the UK, Season 13 will be released on September 1, and for those in the US, it will be available on September 2. ET. Season 13 aired on PBS from March 17 to May 5, 2024, and includes all nine episodes, including the Christmas special. The Christmas special will also air on PBS on December 25 at 8/7c.
The popular PBS drama is currently filming its 14th season. The show’s writer and executive producer, Heidi Thomas, shared on Instagram that Season 14 is set in 1970, marking the start of an exciting new decade.
The official statement from Heidi Thomas read; “After all these years, I still get butterflies every time I see the first clapperboard picture from the set. Series 14 is set in 1970, launching us into an exciting new decade. We can’t wait to bring you another season full of touching, exciting, emotional stories from Nonnatus House”
The show is a British drama series about nurse midwives working in East London, starting in the 1950s. Season 13 continues to follow these midwives as they help their community.
The series has been popular on Netflix, with Season 12 streaming last year, and earlier seasons released in previous years. The show has also been confirmed for Seasons 14 and 15, which will be set in the 1970s, according to a recent announcement from the show.
Season 14 is already in production and is expected to premiere on BBC in January 2025, with its U.S. release following a few months later. This new season will be set in the 1970s, continuing the show’s tradition of exploring different decades of midwifery and family life in London’s East End.
The series is produced by Neal Street Productions. For now, Netflix will only show Season 13 in the US and the UK, with no plans to release it in other countries.
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