Glen Powell's Next 'Hit' - Netflix is looking to expand another one of its popular movie titles into series. Deadline has learned that the streamer is developing Hit Man, a series inspired by the 2024 AGC Studios feature that was co-written, produced and headlined by Glen Powell and co-written, directed and produced by Richard Linklater. >>>Stephen Falk Writing
World Cup Insider - Over a year after it was unveiled that the NBC Sports anchor would shift over to Fox for the 23rd World Cup, Rebecca Lowe says she’s ready for the next month and a half with 104 games between 48 teams all over North America. >>>Interview
Jennifer Lawrence Signs On - After a 40-buyer auction that saw Chernin Entertainment land rights, the highly sought spec One Month Mark has got Jennifer Lawrence to star and produce with Apple Original Films coming aboard. >>>Unique Process
National Security Doc - A BBC documentary will follow the first people to be convicted under the UK’s new National Security Act after they burned a Ukrainian business on behalf of Russia's Wagner Group. The Telegram Terror Plot follows last year's first-of-its-kind conviction and comes on a five-strong Sheffield DocFest slate.>>>Credits Are Anonymous
Peacock Triples Down - Peacock is tripling down on the creative team behind its hit limited series All Her Fault. In a highly competitive situation, Carnival Films, part of Universal International Studios, has won the rights to develop All Her Fault author Andrea Mara‘s latest bestselling novel, Such a Nice Girl. >>>Megan Gallagher Writing
Gen-Z Creatives Dominate In Germany - Seriencamp in Germany normally focuses on the small screen but this year's confab was replete with chatter about the new generation of creatives propping up the box office, with Kane Parsons’ Backrooms, Curry Barker’s Obsession and Markiplier’s Iron Lung all held aloft. >>>Leveraging Fandoms
It Starts On The Page: 'The Boys' - Deadline’s It Starts on the Page features standout drama series scripts in 2026 Emmy contention. Here is the script for “Blood and Bone,” the Boys series finale, with an intro by Judalina Neira and Eric Reed in which they recall taking the reins on the episode after creator-showrunner Eric Kripke’s family home burned down in the Palisades Fire. The pair opens up about putting “all of our anger and heartbreak about the state of the world” into the script, before Kripke returned. >>>Read The Script
