Comedy 'The Curse' starring Emma Stone → 'Lovers on the Road' to be released on Paramount+

'Paramount+' presents the December lineup that can be seen at the Paramount+ brand pavilion.

The beginning of the Michael Jackson moonwalk legend, ‘Thriller 40’

'Thriller 40' is a documentary video commemorating the 40th anniversary of the release of the record-breaking best-selling album 'Thriller' by the artist of the century, Michael Jackson. 'Thriller 40' includes the album production process and behind-the-scenes information of 'Thriller', which sold 104 million copies worldwide and was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records, as well as music such as the b-side songs 'Billie Jean' and 'Beat It'. A commentary on the video is included.

In particular, unprecedented praise and exclusive interviews from world-renowned musicians and artists such as Usher, Mary J. Blige, Will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas, and DJ and composer Mark Ronson add to the viewing pleasure. ‘Thriller 40’, a video recording the life of King of Pop Michael Jackson, was released on December 2nd.


Tommy Lee Jones x Ben Foster x Jenna Ortega crime thriller 'Finest Kind'

'Finest Kind' is the story of brothers who are caught illegally catching scallops in Canadian waters on their father's fishing boat, and then engage in drug smuggling to pay the fine and end up in danger. The dangerous deal unfolds in an exciting way as the brothers attempt to make a deal with the Boston crime syndicate to protect their father's boat, 'Finest Kind'.

Brian Helgeland, who won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for 'LA Confidential', will take the lead as director this time, and Hollywood actor Tommy Lee Jones, famous for 'Men in Black' and 'No Country for Old Men', will direct 'Wednesday' and 'No Country for Old Men'. He appears with Jenna Ortega from 'Scream 6' and Ben Foster from 'Inferno' and 'Lost in Dust' and delivers an attractive performance. The Paramount+ original movie ‘Finest Kind’ will be released on December 16.


'NCIS: Sydney', the first international series in the 'NCIS' franchise

'NCIS: Sydney' is the first international series of the 'NCIS' franchise, which has maintained its position as the best investigative series for 20 years since its first release in 2003, and includes 'NCIS Los Angeles' (2009), 'NCIS New Orleans' (2014), and 'NCIS'. It is the fourth spin-off of 'NCI', following 'Hawaii' (2021).

Olivia Swann from 'DC Legends of Tomorrow' is Michelle McIlroy, a quick-witted NCIS special agent who will do whatever it takes to apprehend a criminal, and Todd Lassance from 'Home and Away' is AFP Sergeant Jim JD with keen insight. He plays Dempsey. The process of perfect cooperation between two people with completely opposite personalities and investigative methods will provide unique fun and thrilling pleasure. The Paramount+ original ‘NCIS: Sydney’ will be available on December 21.


Matt Bomer

'Lovers on the Road' (original title: Fellow Travelers) depicts the tough, fateful love between Hawkins Fuller (Matt Bomer) and Tim Laughlin (Jonathan Bailey), who cannot let go of each other despite their political ambitions and religious beliefs. As the 1950s, which is the background of the drama, was a period of chaos in American society, it is also fun to see the political situations of the time, such as McCarthyism (anti-communism) and the Lavender Scare, which resulted in the selection of homosexuals from public officials.

As the Lavender fear spread within the U.S. government, Tim Laughlin enlisted in the military and Hawkins Fuller married Ruth Smith, heightening the level of immersion. It was first released on October 28th and consists of a total of 8 episodes. There are only two episodes left.


David Oyelowo stars as the first black sheriff in U.S. history in 'Sheriff of the West: Bath Reeves'

'Sheriff of the West: Bass Reeves' is set in the American West and tells the story of the real-life person, Bath Reeves, who went from being a slave to becoming America's first black sheriff. David Oyelowo, ‘Britain’s Denzel Washington’, portrays a story that has not been known until now as a historical figure who has been hidden in the shadows. Amidst danger, Bass Reeves learns the secrets of the Underwood Gang and meets a fateful opponent in a brothel. ‘Sheriff of the West: Bass Reeves’ can be viewed once a week, starting with the release of episodes 1 and 2 on November 5.


Emma Stone stars in new home renovation show, surreal comedy 'The Curse'

'The Curse' is a comedy about the unusual events that occur when newlyweds Whitney (Emma Stone) and Asher (Nathan Fielder) appear on a new home renovation program. The two struggle to build a successful marriage and their new TV show, but their relationship begins to falter due to the curse of a child they accidentally encounter along the way.

In particular, actress Emma Stone, who won the Best Actress Award at the 89th Academy Awards and the Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy category at the 74th Golden Globe Awards, and who appeared in 'La La Land', 'Birdman', and 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2', produced and starred in the film. . 'The Curse', which consists of a total of 10 episodes, has so far released 4 episodes, and one episode is released every week.

Reporter Ha-neul Lee, Ten Asia greenworld@tenasia.co.kr