 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
The long-awaited sequel to the home-taped sci-fi spoof was revealed on Nov. 19.
The series’s third outing introduces two new faces to the Star Force universe. Kit Harington (Game of Thrones) is the evil scientist Flurgzool, who cloned Captain before the first video took place. Florence Pugh (Little Women) appears at the end, seemingly ready to come to the team’s aid.
All of the elements that made the first two Star Force videos so charming are still present in the third one: the clever self-taping, the unexpected props, the cheesy special effects, and Second in Command’s moving mole. This time, however, the crew members find themselves in more danger than they’ve ever been before.
Enjoy the Kit Harington’s interview with Peston past October 28, 2020.
Kit Harington talks about his new film, How to Train your Dragon, Game of Thrones and his current role on the stage.
Game of Thrones returns for its final season on April 14.
With scarce evidence to guide them, the investigators question an arrogant businessman accused of rape by a woman who works for him.
TV series based on the New York Times’ column that explores relationships, love and the human connection.
Growing up with Laurent I know that people with a learning disability have the same hopes and dreams for their lives as all young people do.”
“I’m delighted and proud to be a Patron of Longlands Care Farm. I’ve known Longlands since I was a small child, first when on holiday in Whitbourne and then when I lived near the village from the age of 11. The work of the care farm in supporting young people making the next step in their lives is close to my heart.”
