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August 5th marks a year since The OA's untimely cancellation. Found buried in the archives, this video is a love letter to those who created @The_OA and the #SaveTheOA family that formed to save it. Watch to the end, angels. Here's to you.
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Jason Isaac’s on the Lovett or Leave It Podcast this weekend:
‘We might! [get a third season of The OA]. I was with the director just yesterday. No one’s commissioned it, but we talk all the time about what we might do - me Brit and Zal’. 🙏🏻✨
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#SaveTheOA #WeAreTheOA #TheOA 5 years ago, on august 5th The OA was cancelled by
@Netflix
Did Steve somehow saved Jesse ?
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Brandon Perea on the possibility of ‘THE OA’ returning:
“I’m one of those people that has a feeling it’s not over. I think they have a way to continue the story, which I have no idea about, but I’m down and I’m willing to be a part of ‘THE OA’ whenever it’s time to come back around. It just feels like there are some chapters that we’ve got to close that aren’t closed yet. We have this weird feeling, and Zal [Batmanglij] is very hopeful. He’s not even hopeful; he just seems very sure of himself. So that gives me assurance as well where I’m like, ‘You know what? I feel like we will [finish].’ So I carry that same hope, and I’m not surprised by it at all. [Zal and Brit Marling] are warriors, man.”
(hollywoodreporter.com/movies…)
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New OA billboard in Times Square. This is the third billboard for this project.
More to come.
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Phyllis gave us a true masterclass in empathy and compassion as BBA in The OA - standing front and centre among a young cast as their rock and support on their journey into mystery.
A timeless treasure to the acting world - BBA army rise up!!
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'The OA' Creators Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij to Develop Film and TV Projects at Sister variety.com/2024/tv/news/bri…
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Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij have teamed up with independent production company Sister for a creative partnership in which they will develop and produce TV shows and films.
Sister is headed by Cindy Holland, Netflix’s former VP of original content who previously worked with the duo on their TV show ‘THE OA.’
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“They know!” - The OA fans made their presence known during Brit and Zals’ segment on Deadline Contenders this morning 💜🕊️
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"fans of The OA who ask for more of the show, they do it with such sincerity and we want to give that to them. I think if the forces align and things inside the industry create a window for that, my God, we would totally serve the rest of the story through"hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-…
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Zal Batmanglij and Brit Marling at the 2024 Deadline Contenders Television Event
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For your week: we talked with @britmarling about her new @FXNetworks mystery, the powerful collective behind the OA, and why she felt inspired to direct.
talkeasypod.com/brit-marling…
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Brit Marling Hopes to Revisit ‘The OA’: ‘We Think About That Story All the Time’ thewrap.com/brit-marling-the…
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The first two episodes of ‘A Murder at the End of the World’ are out, introducing this winter's biggest mystery series.
I talked to @britmarling about directing for the first time on the FX show. Check it out below: thewrap.com/a-murder-at-the-…
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'The OA' was a mind-fuck of a show known for its highly dedicated fan base and the fact that it was unceremoniously canceled by Netflix after just two seasons. Now its creators are back with a show about tech’s ubiquity. #WIRED30 wired.trib.al/rsTOG8S


























