Disney has billed “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” which will premiere on March 19, as a global adventure that tests the abilities — and the patience — of its titular protagonists. Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan will star in the series as Sam Wilson/Falcon and Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier, respectively. The duo previously appeared in a handful of Marvel Cinematic Universe films. The characters were last seen in “Avengers: Endgame,” where Captain America (Chris Evans) passed his mantle and iconic shield to the Falcon....

Miller made his debut as Barry Allen/The Flash in the DC Extended Universe with brief cameos in “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.” The character had a more primary role in the follow-up movie, “Justice League.” Warner Bros. announced in October 2014 it was developing a standalone Flash movie with Ezra, and fans have watched as various creatives have boarded and left the project due to creative differences or scheduling conflicts....

As Jane (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) says upon entering the minimalist house designed by brilliant architect Edward Monkford (David Oyelowo), “It feels like it’s waiting for someone.” The house itself has everything: a below market rent, a housekeeper system that would make Siri blush, and a list of rules that includes not bringing any personal items. Jane is selected by Edward to move into the house and once there she discovers the house comes with a history, including the recent death of a young woman named Emma (Jessica Plummer)....

Like the entire plot of “The Luminaries,” everything in this opening scene is overstuffed and hard to discern. Take a moment and adjust the settings on your screen per the recommendation of my colleague Chris O’Falt, who solved this problem two years back when we were all peering through the chiaroscuro of “Game of Thrones.” Airing on Starz almost a year after it debuted on TVNZ 1 and BBC One, “The Luminaries” comes with a promising pedigree....

Gideon just might present Mando’s toughest challenge to date, appearing in the final two episodes of Season 1. And, as a self-described “Star Wars” fan since the start of the franchise in the 1970s, Esposito called the opportunity to play the character a milestone. “Well, it means a lot to me because I’ve strived in my career to be colorless,” the actor told IndieWire in a phone interview this week. “I am of mixed race, half Italian, half African American, and I grew through the period of time where I was relegated to playing thieves and thugs....

“The house, as per the book, has its roots in a sort of East Coast aesthetic,” Major told IndieWire. “So we chose this early Craftsman style that is actually quite artistic in many ways… the 40 years since it was built has really weathered it and pared back [the house], but it still has the bones of quite a fancy house. And in a way, it’s kind of synonymous with Phil [because] it’s almost like time stopped....

“I Can’t Remember Love,” the melancholy piano-driven track from the limited series’ sixth episode, garnered attention from audiences not long after the show debuted on Netflix last October. Below, IndieWire premieres an exclusive music video for the song, which was performed by Anna Hauss, who co-wrote the music with Robert Wienröder. William Horberg, lyricist and “The Queen’s Gambit” executive producer, previously told IndieWire he suggested that Hauss sing the song live in the background of Episode 6, and wanted to include her performance in the series....