QUEEN OF OZ TRAILER
FOR NEW BBC COMEDY
If you are looking for a new comedy series to watch this summer, June 16th is bringing QUEEN OF OZ to BBC and iPlayer. In the show, Catherine Tate plays Princess Georgiana who, after yet another public catastrophe (involving a school visit and plenty of alcohol-induced vomit), is banished to Australia 
which she is now supposed to rule... and she is not happy about it! Accompanied by a useless entourage, Queen Georgiana of Australia goes kicking and screaming to a country she has zero interest in beyond the Hemsworth Brothers! The series will air on ABC down in Australia.
which she is now supposed to rule... and she is not happy about it! Accompanied by a useless entourage, Queen Georgiana of Australia goes kicking and screaming to a country she has zero interest in beyond the Hemsworth Brothers! The series will air on ABC down in Australia. REBEL MOON SF MOVIE
NEW EPIC MOVIE IMAGES
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| The rebellion starts this December! |
an enigmatic young woman living in a peaceful colony on the outskirts of the galaxy. She’s given the task of finding warriors who can fend off an impending 
invasion by the despotic Regent Balisarius. Although it is a lavish space opera, which was shot on a budget that exceeds $160 million, Snyder said it was
lensed in a more intimate way to ensure a natural, immersive encounter with the otherworldly aspects of the film's universe. THE STORY IS SET
on a moon that circles an immense gas giant at a distant edge of the galaxy
and is populated mainly by farmers. The moon of Veldt is a David facing
down the Goliath of the Mother World, which has amassed abundant wealth,
political power, and an immense army. Veldt is nowhere special until
the rulers of the Mother World decide to seize it as a breadbasket. The
story, 
which Snyder has been mulling for more than three decades,
focuses on outcasts, malcontents, and refugees from many disparate
planets who join forces to rise up together against a punishing
authoritarian government. A newcomer named Kora (Sofia Boutella) rallies
them to resist rather than roll over. She has been hiding on this moon
after fleeing from her own role
within the leadership of that oppressive
government. Since these Veldt farmers can’t possibly fight
the Imperium alone, Kora sets off with a mercenary starship pilot named
Kai (Charlie Hunnam) to find help. Kora has only a few
months to assemble her fighters before the Mother World’s forces return
to Veldt to collect their harvest. The advantage that they would
have
is, they could set a trap for the Imperium! Kora is joined by Gunnar
(Michiel Huisman), a handsome but meek farmer she has befriended. While
the pilot Kai has seen a lot of fighting and knows the back channels to
various other guns for hire, Gunnar is naive about the world outside his
village. Together, Kora, Kai, and
Gunnar recruit the most fearsome,
calculating, and deadly warriors they
can find on other subjugated worlds. The first thing the village needs
is a general capable of commanding the fighters the group hopes to
assemble. That leads Kora to General Titus, played by Djimon Hounsou!
Another of the brawlers they seek is Tarak, the bare-chested brawler (Staz Nair) in sync with nature to the
degree that he can 
bond with a griffin-like flying beast called a Bennu
and ride it into battle. There are even more outlandish characters who
enter the fight, among them an ethereal spider-being played by Jena
Malone and an ornate, centuries-
old robot known as a Jimmy (voiced by
Anthony Hopkins). The Jimmys were mechanical knights, relics of a bygone
age, now mostly gone. This one endures in the wild, trying to merge the
natural world with its mechanical
form.
Opposing these heroes is an Imperium enforcer known as Admiral Noble (Ed
Skrein), a volatile and cruel emissary from the Mother World with a
chip on his shoulder. He serves under Regent Balisarius (Fra Fee), who presides over this sector of the
universe.
which Snyder has been mulling for more than three decades,
focuses on outcasts, malcontents, and refugees from many disparate
planets who join forces to rise up together against a punishing
authoritarian government. A newcomer named Kora (Sofia Boutella) rallies
them to resist rather than roll over. She has been hiding on this moon
after fleeing from her own role
within the leadership of that oppressive
government. Since these Veldt farmers can’t possibly fight
the Imperium alone, Kora sets off with a mercenary starship pilot named
Kai (Charlie Hunnam) to find help. Kora has only a few
months to assemble her fighters before the Mother World’s forces return
to Veldt to collect their harvest. The advantage that they would
have
is, they could set a trap for the Imperium! Kora is joined by Gunnar
(Michiel Huisman), a handsome but meek farmer she has befriended. While
the pilot Kai has seen a lot of fighting and knows the back channels to
various other guns for hire, Gunnar is naive about the world outside his
village. Together, Kora, Kai, and
Gunnar recruit the most fearsome,
calculating, and deadly warriors they
can find on other subjugated worlds. The first thing the village needs
is a general capable of commanding the fighters the group hopes to
assemble. That leads Kora to General Titus, played by Djimon Hounsou!
Another of the brawlers they seek is Tarak, the bare-chested brawler (Staz Nair) in sync with nature to the
degree that he can 
bond with a griffin-like flying beast called a Bennu
and ride it into battle. There are even more outlandish characters who
enter the fight, among them an ethereal spider-being played by Jena
Malone and an ornate, centuries-
old robot known as a Jimmy (voiced by
Anthony Hopkins). The Jimmys were mechanical knights, relics of a bygone
age, now mostly gone. This one endures in the wild, trying to merge the
natural world with its mechanical
form.
Opposing these heroes is an Imperium enforcer known as Admiral Noble (Ed
Skrein), a volatile and cruel emissary from the Mother World with a
chip on his shoulder. He serves under Regent Balisarius (Fra Fee), who presides over this sector of the
universe. 
