One of the most recognizable faces of streaming has died: you have seen him in 'Daredevil' and 'Boardwalk Empire'

The actor Devin Harjes, known for his roles in television series such as Boardwalk Empire, Gotham, Daredevil, and Manifest, passed away on May 27 in New York at the age of 41. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Harjes had been battling cancer. Rest in peace Born on July 29, 1983, in Lubbock, Texas, Harjes trained as an actor and developed a career in the American television landscape. His participation in Boardwalk Empire, a critically acclaimed HBO series, earned him recognition. He also took on significant roles in Gotham, which explores the origins of […]

The actor Devin Harjes, known for his roles in television series such as Boardwalk Empire, Gotham, Daredevil, and Manifest, died on May 27 in New York at the age of 41. According to the Hollywood Reporter, Harjes had been battling cancer.

Rest in peace

Born on July 29, 1983, in Lubbock, Texas, Harjes trained as an actor and developed a career in the American television landscape. His participation in Boardwalk Empire, a critically acclaimed HBO series, earned him recognition. He also took on significant roles in Gotham, which explores the origins of characters from the DC Universe, and in Manifest, which intrigued viewers with its mystery and drama narrative.

Harjes, whose performances were praised for their sincerity and emotional depth, portrayed several complex characters throughout his career. His work in the industry not only left a mark on television but also impacted those who knew him and worked alongside him. His colleagues have expressed their sorrow over the loss, remembering Harjes as a promising talent whose contributions to the medium continue to be valued.

Family and friends have highlighted her resilient spirit and dedication to acting, even in the face of the adversities she faced due to her illness. The artistic community is mourning the loss of a beloved and respected talent, and her legacy will endure through her memorable performances on television.

One of the best movies of 2025 will not have a sequel: its director is not interested

It has been a huge success in 2025: the recent vampire horror film Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler, has been critically acclaimed and surprised many viewers who were wondering if there would be a sequel, especially after an intriguing scene in the final credits. However, Coogler has reaffirmed that his intention was never to create a franchise, emphasizing that he was eager to move away from his previous experience with franchise films like Black Panther and Creed. In an interview with Ebony, Coogler commented: “I never think about that. I’ve been in a space of making films of […]

It has been a huge success in 2025: the recent vampire horror film Sinners, directed by Ryan Coogler, has been recognized by critics and surprised many viewers who were wondering if there would be a sequel, especially after an intriguing scene in the final credits. However, Coogler has reaffirmed that his intention was never to create a franchise, emphasizing that he was eager to move away from his previous experience with franchise films like Black Panther and Creed.

Sinner Fistro

In an interview with Ebony, Coogler commented: I never think about that. I’ve been in a space of making franchise films for a while, so I wanted to get out of that. I was eager to work on a film that felt original and personal to me and that had an appetite to offer something that was unique.” His goal was to present a film that felt like a “full course meal,” with narratives that spanned from appetizers to desserts, to create a holistic cinematic experience.

The protagonist of the movie, Michael B. Jordan, expressed his interest in participating in a possible prequel that explores the past of his characters, Smoke and Stack. However, he made it clear that the decision depends on Coogler: “I’m always… I would be willing,” he stated in an interview. “I’m not saying that he [Coogler] wouldn’t do it, but he makes the decisions.”

Sinners, set in the 1930s during the Jim Crow era in the southern United States, follows twins Smoke and Stack as they return to their hometown, where they hoped to restart their troubled lives. Upon returning, they encounter an even greater evil that has taken control of their old home. Coogler has mentioned that his intention was always to create a complete narrative, as if there were a world before and after the story presented.