The Batman director Matt Reeves has revealed what role Colin Farrell, who was reported to be in talks to join the film in November 2019, will play. Farrell has been confirmed for the film now, and he'll be playing one of Batman's most iconic villains.The Irish actor will be taking on the role of Oswald Cobblepot, also known as The Penguin, in Reeves' DC Universe film. He will star alongside Zoe Kravitz as Catwoman, Paul Dano as The Riddler, and Robert Pattinson as the titular Batman (replacing the previous Batman, Ben Affleck.)Reeves, whose previous credits include Cloverfield and Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, cheekily revealed the casting news on Twitter with a GIF of Farrell shrugging.Wait — is that you, #Oz ? 🦇 pic.twitter.com/xHj9m6OXhf — Matt Reeves (@mattreevesLA) January 6, 2020It was previously reported that Jonah Hill was up for the role of the Penguin, but he eventually dropped out. Farrell's recent credits include Dumbo, Widows, The Beguiled, and The Killing of a Sacred Deer.The Batman will hit theatres on June 25, 2021. DC's major film releases for 2020 are Birds of Prey and Wonder Woman 1984, and it's likely that Batman spin-off Joker will receive a sequel considering its enormous box office success. Info from Gamespot.com

Sony's CES 2020 briefing brought with it some PlayStation 5 news, though it wasn't much. Sony's Jim Ryan appeared on stage to reveal the PlayStation 5 logo.Here it is:Ryan also spoke briefly about some of the features of the PlayStation 5, including 3D audio sound, adaptive triggers for the new controller, a faster SSD to improve loading times, as well as ray-tracing and an Ultra HD blu-ray drive. All of these features were already announced.Ryan concluded his segment by saying further specifics about the PlayStation 5, including the game lineup and other features, will be announced at a later date.If history is any indication, Sony may share more PlayStation 5 news soon. As you may remember, Sony officially announced the PlayStation 4 back in February 2013, one month after CES that year.The PlayStation 5 launches in Holiday 2020 alongside Microsoft's own next-generation console, Xbox Series X. Keep checking back with GameSpot for more on the PS5 and Xbox Series X. PlayStation 5 News When Is More PS5 Info Coming? A Look Back At PS4's Reveal Event Everything We Know About PS5's Price, Specs, Games, And Release Window PlayStation 5 Controller Patents Show Off Next Gen Design Changes PlayStation Controllers Explained, And What Could Be Next For PS5 PS5 Officially Announced, Release Window Set For 2020 Info from Gamespot.com

Xbox Game Pass has kicked off the new year with a bang. While a full list of new arrivals for January has not been announced, Microsoft announced this week that it has added Grand Theft Auto V to the Xbox One edition of the service, letting you play the full campaign or jump into GTA Online if you have a Gold (or Game Pass Ultimate ) subscription.GTA 5 received a positive critical reception including a 9/10 from GameSpot when it launched on PS3 and Xbox 360 in 2013, but its ports to current-generation platforms and ongoing support for GTA Online have kept it going strong for years. The latest update, released in December, added the Diamond Casino Heist. The sprawling multiplayer mission lets you plan a big score with various approaches. Unexpected problems appear on the fly, to boost replayability.If you enjoy your time in Los Santos enough to buy some DLC, the Game Pass membership entitles you to 10% discounts on the Criminal Enterprise Starter Pack or Shark Cash Cards. You can also save 20% on the base game to add it to your permanent collection. And if you don't have Game Pass yet, you can buy your first three months of a Game Pass Ultimate subscription for $1 through January 6.Have you seen the news lately? pic.twitter.com/fYxxQI06tD — Xbox Game Pass (@XboxGamePass) January 3, 2020Including GTA 5 in Game Pass is a surprise, especially given that the game is still consistently a top-seller after so many years. It even made the NPD list of top-sellers in October and November, in the midst of a busy shopping season filled with new game releases.GTA 5 is playable now on Xbox Game Pass, and presumably there will be other games coming later this month to Game Pass. The service recently added some other notable games like The Witcher 3 and Pillars of Eternity. If you need more recommendations for games to try on the service, check out our top Xbox Game Pass picks.Info from Gamespot.com

Remedy Entertainment's Control is a game that stokes curiosity, upends expectations, and--at almost every turn--inspires awe. Nowhere is this most apparent than in the Ashtray Maze, an area of the game that is teased early on, but only explorable near the end.Like most things in the Federal Bureau of Control, where the seemingly ordinary is often surprisingly extraordinary, the Ashtray Maze looks to be a simple set of hallways, but when it spits you back out from where you came, effectively denying you passage, it becomes clear that there's more to it than just a seemingly out of place art-deco aesthetic.As players later learn, the area is alive with paranormal energy. As protagonist Jesse Faden walks through it the environment shifts and realigns; open doors become blocked corridors, dead ends unfold to reveal new pathways, floors become ceilings, and ceilings become walls. The Ashtray Maze is a standout moment that reminds players of the amazing things that video games, and the creative people that make them, can achieve--and that's exactly what Audio Logs aspires to celebrate.For Audio Logs Season 2, Control director Mikael Kasurinen dives into what Remedy Entertainment did to create the Ashtray Maze. In his own words, what was done to deliver that unforgettable experience is relatively simple even if it looks complex. This, he says, is a testament to the ingenuity of Remedy's development team and its ability to come up with and execute on unique ideas.The Ashtray Maze feels like a magical illusion and, like all good tricks, the players will undoubtedly wonder how it was achieved. In this episode of Audio Logs, Kasurinen breaks the magician's code to give us a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the Ashtray Maze. He shows off early concepts for the sequence, how Remedy challenged itself when making it, the influences behind its visual design, how music was used to elevate the entire experience, and much more.You can watch the Control episode of Audio Logs above and you can also see it on YouTube, along with the entirety of Season 1. The second season premiered with a deep-dive into a key cutscene from Death Stranding, with legendary game developers Hideo Kojima and Yoji Shinkawa guiding viewers through its creation.Be sure to subscribe to GameSpot on YouTube to see more episodes as they’re released every Sunday. We have episodes on Persona 5 Royal and Gears 5, as well as a few more surprises, on the way.Control was crowned one of GameSpot's best games of 2019 and, following its release, we had an in-depth discussion about the game as a whole, and what making it taught Remedy Entertainment about itself, with Kasurinen. You can read the full Control post-release interview for more insight into the game and its creation.Info from Gamespot.com

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker continues to dominate at the box office. In its third weekend in cinemas, the movie pulled in a further $34 million to help it reach new heights. The sci-fi epic has now made $450.8 million domestically and an additional $468 million from international markets to combine for $918.8 million worldwide. The movie is expected to stay in theatres for some time longer, and is all but a certainty to cross $1 billion when all is said and done.The Rise of Skywalker still has a lot of work to do to catch its predecessors, as The Last Jedi made $1.33 billion worldwide, while The Force Awakens pulled in $2.068 billion globally.The only new release in theatres this weekend was The Grudge, starring Andrea Riseborough, Demián Bichir, John Cho, Betty Gilpin, and Jacki Weaver. It made $11.3 million in the US. The film received middling reviews from critics and moviegoers thrashed it; The Grudge has an abysmal F rating on CinemaScore.Also notable is that Jumanji: The Next Level continued to perform well in theatres, pulling in an additional $27 million. The movie has now made $236 million in the US and $374 million internationally for a total of $610.6 million worldwide.Disney's animated movie, Frozen II, banked another $11.29 million this weekend to help push its total global haul to $1.325 billion. That makes it the highest-grossing animated movie in history, surpassing the original Frozen ($1.28 billion) to set the new record. Disney's new Lion King movie made $1.65 billion, but that movie is considered to be live-action.You can see the complete weekend box office numbers below.January 3-5 US Box Office:Via Entertainment WeeklyStar Wars: The Rise of Skywalker—$34 millionJumanji: The Next Level— $27 millionLittle Women—$13.6 millionThe Grudge—$11.3 millionFrozen 2— $11.29 millionSpies in Disguise—$10 millionKnives Out—$9 millionUncut Gems—$7.8 millionBombshell— $4 millionCats— $3 millionInfo from Gamespot.com

Disney's animated movie Frozen II has become the highest-grossing animated film in history. After another weekend in the Top 10 box office charts, the movie has now made $1.325 billion worldwide. The 2013 original Frozen was the previous highest-grossing animated movie with $1.274 billion worldwide.Another Disney movie, the new Lion King, made $1.65 billion at the global box office, though this film is officially categorized by Disney as live-action instead of animated.A total of nine animated movies have crossed $1 billion at the box office throughout history, and Disney has produced seven of them. The only exceptions are Minions ($1.16 billion) and Despicable Me 3 ($1.035 billion), both of which were produced by Illumination and Universal. Those are the companies that are making the new Mario movie with Nintendo for release in 2022.You can see the full Top 10 list of highest-grossing animated movies below.Frozen 2 is not only the highest-grossing animated movie of all-time but also one of the top earners across all categories this year and throughout history. It is the third most commercially successful film of 2019, only behind two other Disney movies, The Lion King ($1.65 billion) and Avengers: Endgame ($2.79 billion). With $1.325 billion, Frozen 2 is now the 14th biggest movie in history in terms of box office results.Highest-Grossing Animated Movies Of All TimeFrozen 2 -- $1.325 billionFrozen -- $1.274 billionIncredibles 2 -- $1.242 billionMinions -- $1.16 billionToy Story 4 -- $1.073 billionToy Story 3 -- $1.066 billionDespicable Me 3 -- $1.034 billionFinding Dory -- $1.028 billionZootoptia -- $1.023 billionDespicable Me 2 -- $970.8 billion Info from Gamespot.com

PlatinumGames is gearing up for a big 2020, and is promising some big announcements. The studio is currently working on Bayonetta 3 and Babylon's Fall, both of which we're expecting to see more of this year. In statements given to Japanese website Inside Games (which were then translated by Siliconera), studio president Kenichi Sato and studio head Atsushi Inaba have talked about their plans for the year ahead.Sato says that he promised at the end of 2018 that 2019 "would be a year where the curtain rises for a new stage for PlatinumGames," but that it's happening a bit later instead. "I believe we'll have several big announcements to deliver early in the new year, so please look forward to that."As Sato points out, the Tokyo Olympics in 2020 mean that "the world will be watching Japan," and as a studio representing the country, "PlatinumGames are looking to go all-out, to get attention from fans around the world, and bring smiles to everyone."Inaba's statement is brief, but he promises that "starting early on in the year, I believe we'll continue to roll out various announcements, big and small, throughout the year."We're yet to see actual gameplay footage of Bayonetta 3, whereas Babylon's Fall was reintroduced in December 2019 as part of a Sony State of Play stream. Remasters of Bayonetta and Vanquish are also coming to PS4 and Xbox One. The studio was also previously working on Granblue Fantasy: Relink, before leaving the project in February 2019; that game is still in active development at Cygames Osaka.PlatinumGames released Astral Chain for Nintendo Switch in 2019, their first new IP since The Wonderful 101. It received an 8/10 in our review, with reviewer Michael Higham calling it "an incredible execution of a fresh take on Platinum Games' foundation, standing among the stylish-action greats."Info from Gamespot.com

The first big technology news event of 2020, CES, kicks off this week in Las Vegas. Among the attendees is tech giant Sony, which has now teased some of what to expect from its briefing at the annual tradeshow--but there is no reason to expect any PlayStation 5 news.Sony's CES 2020 landing page teases, "The future is coming." The teaser goes on to offer some idea of what to expect from Sony's briefing, albeit at a very high and ambiguous level. "At CES 2020 Sony is unveiling a unique vision of the future, bringing creativity and technology together like never before, to unleash new sensations and emotions," reads the message.One element of Sony's "future" is the PlayStation 5, which is scheduled to launch this year. There is no word as of yet if Sony will share any PS5 details during its CES briefing, however.Sony is a gigantic company, and gaming--while important to the business--is only one component of the overall organization. Historically, Sony tends to hold dedicated events for PlayStation announcements.The PlayStation 4, for example, was officially announced and detailed for the first time during an event in New York City back in February 2013, which was one month after CES 2013.Sony will most likely mention the PlayStation brand during its CES 2020 briefing given its size and importance to the company's bottom line, but those hoping for new PS5 details may want to temper their excitement.Sony has officially confirmed the PlayStation 5, and the company has also shared some initial details around faster loading times and the guts of the console. However, Sony has yet to formally announce or show off the system.Microsoft, meanwhile, already announced its own next-generation console, Xbox Series X, and showed the first images of the system and its new controller. This console is also slated to go on sale in Holiday 2020 alongside the PlayStation 5.Sony's press conference at CES takes place on January 6 beginning at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET. That works out to 1 AM in London and 12 PM in Sydney on January 7. Keep checking back with GameSpot for more on Sony's briefing and other news from the Las Vegas show in the days ahead. Info from Gamespot.com

Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in Hollywood released in 2019 to critical acclaim, and is nominated for five Golden Globe awards. The film released in cinemas clocked in at 161 minutes, but there's reportedly a four-hour cut that Tarantino assembled and was happy with--and it may eventually see a cinema release.Collider, which hosted a screening of the movie on January 3 which Tarantino and stars Brat Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio also attended, is reporting that a longer version of the film might eventually release. This comes directly from Tarantino himself, who admits that the film was difficult to edit down because they "like(d) everything" in the long cut. When Pitt asked Tarantino if fans would eventually be able to see the longer cut, he responded "Hey look, it’s all good so once this whole thing is said and done, maybe in a year’s time, we probably will."Damon Herriman, who plays Charles Manson in the film, has previously told Entertainment Weekly that he filmed more scenes as the cult leader than what made it into the film, so it's likely that an extended version would feature more of him.It's not uncommon for movies to be excessively long in their first cut, but four-hour versions of films rarely see release. Quentin Tarantino's longest film, Kill Bill, was split into two parts for release; the full version, called The Whole Bloody Affair, runs for 215 minutes.Info from Gamespot.com

Thor: Love & Thunder, the sequel to 2017's much-loved Thor: Ragnarok, will begin filming in Australia later this year. Director Taika Waititi confirmed this in a new interview, where he also spoke about the devastating fires raging throughout Australia and if this will impact the shooting schedule.It's too soon to say, according to Waititi. "I don't know. It's insane what's happening down there," the New Zealand-born director said. "I keep reading about it every day. It seems to keep getting worse and a lot of the smoke is now moving across to New Zealand and melting our glaciers... It's absolute chaos."Taika Waititi speaks about #Thor4 and the Australia wildfires: "It's absolute chaos" https://t.co/SUepqRWrbK #BAFTATea pic.twitter.com/prM2pfKMBA — Variety (@Variety) January 5, 2020The current schedule is for Waititi to travel to Sydney in April before filming commences in August, the director said, acknowledging that this timeline could change.Love & Thunder will be filmed on stages at Fox Studios in Sydney. The Australian Federal Government is giving Marvel a $24.1 million "location incentive" to shoot in Australia. Another upcoming Marvel movie, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, will also film in Australia.The production of Love & Thunder is expected to create as many as 2,500 jobs and make use of about 1,650 different businesses in Australia, with a total of around $178 million getting injected into the local economy as a result.For more on the Australian fires and what you can do to help, check out GameSpot sister site CNET's extensive and informative breakdown.Waititi's newest movie, JoJo Rabbit, is still in theatres--and it's really good. Info from Gamespot.com

A fan-made version of Mother 4 that was announced for a 2015 release before quietly disappearing has resurfaced with a new name and look. Oddity, which wears its Earthbound influences very openly, has been shown off in a new "reveal teaser" trailer below.The game, which looks to be an RPG with turn-based combat and Game Boy Advance inspired visuals reminiscent of Mother 3 (the Japan-only sequel to Earthbound), does not have a release date or platforms announced as of yet. The development team has branded itself as "O197X." The trailer below introduces the characters, showing off much of the world you'll be exploring and the game's quirky sense of style. The game casts players as Travis Fields, who has to team up with some friends to save the world using his Ness-style baseball bat. Players will battle against a secret society called the Modern Men. Few details beyond this are clear right now; the original plan was for the game to be a free release for PC, but this might have changed.Mother 3 is yet to see a release outside of Japan, despite rumors that it would come to the Wii U Virtual Console as Earthbound Beginnings did. For now, games like Oddity and Knuckle Sandwich are the closest we'll get to a new Earthbound game. Info from Gamespot.com

Masahiro Ito, the art director of both Silent Hill 2 and 3, is working on something new. The artist, who was last credited on Metal Gear Survive as a creature designer, has announced on Twitter that he's been brought into a new project.Ito has left Konami and has been working as a freelance artist, but he says that he is a "core member" of this new project. In the tweet, he says that he hopes the title "won't be cancelled," perhaps recalling the debacle with Hideo Kojima's Silent Hills and its 2015 cancellation.I'm working on a title as a core member. I hope the title won't be cancelled. — 伊藤暢達/Masahiro Ito (@adsk4) January 4, 2020In a follow-up tweet, Ito clarified that he could not talk about the project just yet.About that, I can tell you nothing yet. ( ´•ᴗ•) — 伊藤暢達/Masahiro Ito (@adsk4) January 4, 2020The Silent Hill series, particularly the first three entries, have long been praised and celebrated for their twisted enemy designs and strong art direction. Ito was a monster designer and background artist on the first game before becoming art director of the second and third games; he has not served as the art designer on another project since. Info from Gamespot.com

A sequel to Star Wars: The Last Jedi director Rian Johnson's murder mystery movie Knives Out is on the way. The writer-director told The Hollywood Reporter that he is working on a sequel that focuses on Daniel Craig's character, the southern detective Beniot Blanc, who is now working on a new case. According to the report, Johnson is eyeing Knives Out as a potential franchise for Lionsgate.Johnson added that he is hopeful to strike while the iron is hot, with the ambition to shoot the new Knives Out movie in 2021. Knives Out producer Ram Bergman said Craig is keen to return to the part. "Daniel had so much fun doing it, and he wants to do more," Bergman said.Knives Out, which was released in theatres in November, made around $247 million at the box office so far against a reported $40 million budget (the movie is still in theatres). The film stars a number of huge names, including Jamie Lee Curtis, Christopher Plummer, Toni Collette, Chris Evans, Ana de Armas, Michael Shannon, and Katherine Langford. These actors and their characters would probably not return in the sequel given the events of the movie.This Knives Out sequel will not be Johnson's only project, as he's also developing a new Star Wars trilogy for Disney. According to The Hollywood Reporter, plans for Johnson's new trilogy of Star Wars movies has "slowed," which may give Johnson more time to work on other projects.Info from Gamespot.com

This year's Golden Globes awards show is underway. Throughout the evening, awards will be handed out honoring the best of 2019's TV shows and movies, while some of Hollywood's biggest actors are up for individual awards.Netflix picked up the most overall nominations, with movies like The Irishman, The Two Popes, and Marriage Story vying for the highly coveted Best Drama award. Skyfall director Sam Mendes' WWI movie 1917 is also up for the award, alongside the controversial and hugely successful comic book movie Joker.Bong Joon Ho: "Once you overcome the one inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films" https://t.co/oWOsq8YtW4 pic.twitter.com/mJAJhEIH4U — Variety (@Variety) January 6, 2020Also notable is that HBO's big-budget and hugely popular Game of Thrones earned just one nomination--Kit Harington is up for Best Actor in a drama TV series category.Here in this post we'll round up all the winners as the show unfolds. Scroll down to see a full rundown of categories and nominees. Winners will be put in bold.Parasite won Best Motion Picture, Foreign Language. Director Bong Joon-ho said in his acceptance speech that he hopes more people will watch non-English language films. "Once you overcome the one-inch tall barrier of subtitles, you will be introduced to so many more amazing films," he said.In addition to the main awards for movies and TV shows, Ellen Degeneres won the Carol Burnett Award for lifetime achievement in television, while Tom Hanks won the Cecil B. DeMille award for Outstanding Contribution to the World of Entertainment.For lots more on the Golden Globes, head to GameSpot sister site TV Guide.Golden Globes Categories And Nominees List via CNETBest Performance by an Actor in a Limited Series or Motion Picture made for TelevisionChristopher Abbott, Catch-22Sacha Baron Cohen, The SpyRussell Crowe, The Loudest VoiceJared Harris, ChernobylSam Rockwell, Fosse/VerdonBest Performance by an Actor in a Television Series -- Musical or ComedyMichael Douglas, The Kominsky MethodBill Hader, BarryBen Platt, The PoliticianPaul Rudd, Living With YourselfRamy Youssef, RamyBest Motion Picture -- Drama1917The IrishmanJokerMarriage StoryThe Two PopesBest Motion Picture -- Musical or ComedyDolemite Is My NameJojo RabbitKnives OutOnce Upon a Time in HollywoodRocketmanBest Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture -- DramaCynthia Erivo, HarrietScarlett Johansson, Marriage StorySaoirse Ronan, Little WomenCharlize Theron, BombshellRenée Zellweger, JudyBest Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture -- DramaChristian Bale, Ford v FerrariAntonio Banderas, Pain and GloryAdam Driver, Marriage StoryJoaquin Phoenix, JokerJonathan Pryce, The Two PopesBest Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture -- Musical or ComedyAna de Armas, Knives OutAwkwafina, The FarewellCate Blanchett, Where'd You Go, BernadetteBeanie Feldstein, BooksmartEmma Thompson, Late NightBest Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture -- Musical or ComedyDaniel Craig, Knives OutRoman Griffin Davis, Jojo RabbitLeonardo DiCaprio, Once Upon a Time in HollywoodTaron Egerton, RocketmanEddie Murphy, Dolemite Is My NameBest Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in Any Motion PictureKathy Bates, Richard JewellAnnette Bening, The ReportLaura Dern, Marriage StoryJennifer Lopez, HustlersMargot Robbie, BombshellBest Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in Any Motion PictureTom Hanks, A Beautiful Day in the NeighborhoodAnthony Hopkins, The Two PopesAl Pacino, The IrishmanJoe Pesci, The IrishmanBrad Pitt, Once Upon a Time in HollywoodBest Director -- Motion PictureBong Joon-ho, ParasiteSam Mendes, 1917Todd Phillips, JokerMartin Scorsese, The IrishmanQuentin Tarantino, Once Upon a Time in HollywoodBest Screenplay -- Motion PictureMarriage Story - Noah BaumbachParasite - Bong Joon-ho & Han Jin-wonThe Two Popes - Anthony McCartenOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood - Quentin TarantinoThe Irishman - Steven ZaillianBest Motion Picture -- AnimatedFrozen IIHow to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden WorldThe Lion KingMissing LinkToy Story 4Best Motion Picture -- Foreign LanguageThe FarewellLes MisérablesPain and GloryParasitePortrait of a Lady on FireBest Original Score -- Motion PictureLittle Women - Alexandre DesplatJoker - Hildur GuðnadóttirMarriage Story - Randy Newman1917 - Thomas NewmanMotherless Brooklyn - Daniel PembertonBest Original Song -- Motion Picture"Beautiful Ghosts," Cats - Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lloyd Webber & Taylor Swift"I'm Gonna Love Me Again," Rocketman - Music by Elton John, Lyrics by Bernie Taupin"Into the Unknown," Frozen II - Music and Lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert Lopez"Spirit," The Lion King - Music and Lyrics by Timothy McKenzie, Ilya Salmanzadeh & Beyoncé"Stand Up," Harriet - Music and Lyrics by Joshuah Brian Campbell & Cynthia ErivoBest Television Series -- DramaBig Little LiesThe CrownKilling EveThe Morning ShowSuccessionBest Television Series -- Musical or ComedyBarryFleabagThe Kominsky MethodThe Marvelous Mrs. MaiselThe PoliticianBest Television Limited Series or Motion Picture made for TelevisionCatch-22ChernobylFosse/VerdonThe Loudest VoiceUnbelievableBest Performance by an Actress in a Television Series -- DramaJennifer Aniston, The Morning ShowOlivia Colman, The CrownJodie Comer, Killing EveNicole Kidman, Big Little LiesReese Witherspoon, The Morning ShowBest Performance by an Actor in a Television Series -- DramaBrian Cox, SuccessionKit Harington, Game of ThronesRami Malek, Mr. RobotTobias Menzies, The CrownBilly Porter, PoseBest Performance by an Actress in a Television Series -- Musical or ComedyChristina Applegate, Dead to MeRachel Brosnahan, The Marvelous Mrs. MaiselKirsten Dunst, On Becoming a God in Central FloridaNatasha Lyonne, Russian DollPhoebe Waller-Bridge, FleabagBest Performance by an Actress in a Limited Series or Motion Picture made for TelevisionKaitlyn Dever, UnbelievableJoey King, The ActHelen Mirren, Catherine the GreatMerritt Weaver, UnbelievableMichelle Williams, Fosse/VerdonBest Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture made for TelevisionPatricia Arquette, The ActHelena Bonham Carter, The CrownToni Collette, UnbelievableMeryl Streep, Big Little LiesEmily Watson, ChernobylBest Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role in a Series, Limited Series or Motion Picture made for TelevisionAlan Arkin, The Kominsky MethodKieran Culkin, SuccessionAndrew Scott, FleabagStellan Skarsgård, ChernobylHenry Winkler, Barry Info from Gamespot.com

Update: In a video promoting upcoming series on the Disney site, Season 7 of Clone Wars is now arriving on Monday, February 17. However, hours after the video went up, it was pulled from the site. Most Disney original series have new episodes air on Fridays, so fans could get two episodes of Season 7 in one week. In 2008, Dave Filoni brought Star Wars fans an amazing animated series that expanded on a conflict in the SW universe that the movies glossed over, the Clone Wars. Over the course of six seasons and taking place between the movies Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, the battle between the Separatists and the Republic army--which consisted of Clones and Jedi. At SDCC 2018, it was revealed Season 7 would be arriving to Disney+. We're only a month away from the release of the new season, but what is this season going to be about and when does it premiere?Based on the trailer for the show's return that was released in August, this season of Clone Wars is headed a few different places, and we could even see a connection between this show at Disney+'s The Mandalorian. More than likely, this season will cover the final days of the Clone Wars.In the trailer which you can see above, Ahsoka Tano and Bo-Katan are seen together, and we know that Bo-Katan has possession of the Darksaber at this time--which Moff Gideon is seen holding in the final episode of The Mandalorian.The real kicker is the appearance of Darth Maul, whose history is tied to Mandalore, as he help cause the civil war there and took it over with the Shadow Collective. He also had possession briefly of the Darksaber and caused Death Watch--the Mandalorian group--to splinter. Needless to say, Maul's inclusion in this trailer may mean we'll finally get to see Palpatine's Order 66 playout in this final season, which will mark the end of the Clone Wars.Although it's a month away from the new season, Disney has yet to reveal the release schedule, outside of the first episode. We do know there will be 12 episodes in the season though, and we'll keep you updated when the specific dates continue to be revealed.Clone Wars Season 7 release schedule:Episode 1 - Monday, February 17Episode 2Episode 3Episode 4Episode 5Episode 6Episode 7Episode 8Episode 9Episode 10Episode 11Episode 12Season 7 of The Clone Wars comes to Disney+ in February. Star Wars News Clone Wars Season 7 On Disney Plus: When Does It Air And What We Know About The Star Wars Series The Mandalorian Episode 8: 11 Easter Eggs And References You Might Have Missed Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker - 48 Easter Eggs From Past Movies Star Wars Timeline: How To Watch It All In Order On Disney Plus Info from Gamespot.com