Selena Gomez has been busy filming her upcoming series Only Murders in the Buildings. The singer-actress was spotted making her way to the sets and filming a scene.
Amy Ryan joins Steve Martin, Martin Short and Selena Gomez in Only Murders in the Building
Gone Baby Gone) has joined Hulu’s upcoming comedy
Only Murders in the Building where she will star alongside Steve Martin (
Father of the Bride), Martin Short (
The Willoughbys) and Selena Gomez (
Hotel Transylvania).
Co-created and written by Martin and John Hoffman based on an idea by Martin,
Only Murders In The Building will follow “three strangers (Martin, Short and Gomez) who share an obsession with true crime and suddenly find themselves wrapped up in one.”
Ryan will be a series regular and play “a musician who resides in the building.” Also starring in the series is Aaron Dominguez (
The Office s Amy Ryan Joins Steve Martin And Martin Short s New Hulu Comedy
Only Murders in the Building is expected to premiere sometime this year.
Hulu s upcoming Steve Martin-Martin Short comedy
Only Murders in the Building has added Amy Ryan (The Office, The Wire) as a co-star opposite Martin, Short, and Selena Gomez (Spring Breakers, 13 Reasons Why). The casting announcement was reported by
Deadline, and the show is expected to hit the streaming service sometime this year.
Co-created and written by Martin and John Hoffman (The Larry Sanders Show, Northern Lights) and based on an idea by Martin, Only Murders in the Building is about three strangers (Martin, Short, Gomez) who live in the same NYC apartment building and also share an obsession with true crime stories specifically, podcasts and suddenly find themselves investigating one.
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Atlanta native Frederick Tabiyus Nah IV, who is hailed as one of the rising 21st century leaders in entertainment, is a son of Bishop Frederick and Pastor Karen Nah. His parents were awarded the President Barack Obama’s Lifetime Achievement Award back in 2016 for their work in the Ministry and Missions in Liberia.
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