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Just a little over a month to go. Hulu, which acquired the streaming rights to Seinfeld last month for somewhere in the neighborhood of $150 million, announced today that the legendary “show about nothing” will be available on the service come June 24. On the oft chance you’ve never seen the legendary sitcom – in which case this is amazing, possibly life-changing news for you – it stars Jerry Seinfeld as a New York comedian of the same name whose life is made a little more chaotic, but in the end slightly more bearable, by his bizarre friends Elaine (Julia Louise-Dreyfus), George (Jason Alexander) and Kramer (Michael Richards).
In other news…
Oscar Isaac’s Show Me a Hero is set to debut on HBO on Aug. 18. The six-episode miniseries come courtesy of David Simon and Paul Haggis. [EW]
The cast of American Crime Story and their real world counterparts. [NYP]
Peter Sarsgaard is in talks to play the villain in Antoine Fuqua’s The Magnificent Seven remake. [Deadline]
The Ryan Gosling-starring Blade Runner continues to march on, with acclaimed cinematographer Roger Deakins (Fargo and Skyfall, just to name two of his main beautiful films) signing on to shoot Denis Villeneuve’s film. [IndieWire]
