“Black Mirror”: Salma Hayek and Annie Murphy, in talks to join the sixth season

Actresses Salma Hayek and Annie Murphy are in talks to join the sixth season of “Black Mirror.” The series that after the statements of its creator, Charlie Brooker, seemed to have come to an end, will return to the Netflix platform and seeks that both artists are part of the project.

Salma Hayek, candidate to be part of the sixth season of “Black Mirror”

This was reported by the American specialized magazine Variety, which weeks ago revealed the list of figures who will lead the new episodes. We’re talking about Zazie Beetz (“Deadpool 2,” “Joker”), Paapa Essiedu (“I may destroy you,” “The Lazarus Project”), Josh Hartnett (“Pearl Harbo,” “Relentless Justice”), Aaron Paul (“Breaking Bad”), Kate Mara (“The Fantastic 4,” “The Shooter”), Danny Ramirez (“Top Gun: Maverick,” “Falcon and the Winter Soldier”), Clara Rugaard (“I Am Mother,” “Press Play”), Auden Thornton (“Beauty Mark”) and Anjana Vasan (“We Are Lady Parts,” “Killing Eve”). Plus the most recent confirmation of Rory Culkin’s participation (“Under the Banner of Heaven”).

Annie Murphy, candidate to be part of the sixth season of “Black Mirror”

Returning to actresses, while Murphy was honored with the Emmy Award for playing Alexis Rose in “Schitt’s Creek” and starred in the new season of Netflix’s “Russian Doll”; Hayek comes from his entry into Marvel Studios with “Eternals” but also from other projects such as “House of Gucci” (by Ridley Scott).

In addition to titles that have a relationship with Argentina: since it comes from producing “Santa Evita”, the adaptation of the novel by Tomás Eloy Martínez for Star +, and working on the film “Without Blood”, together with Angelina Jolie in Italy, where it is estimated that the actor Juan Minujín will have a participation.
Everything indicates that the new episodes will exceed in quantity the three of its fifth season, starring Miley Cyrus, Anthony Mackie and Andrew Scott -as the figures of each chapter-. While they also promise that it will be “more cinematic, with each chapter being treated as an individual film.”

Since we are talking about films, let’s not forget that the franchise premiered on Netflix its first interactive film called “Bandersnatch” (2019), also available to watch.
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