Brit Marling
Born | August 7, 1982 |
Hometown | Chicago, Illinois, United States of America |
Height | 5'8" (1.73m) |
Parents | Heidi Marling , John Marling |
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This Netflix conspiracy theory about The OA's axing is barking and we love it
Is it all part of an elaborate scheme?
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Cancelled 2019 Netflix shows that need to be brought back
It's never fun for fans when the decision is made to pull the plug on a beloved TV show, and although Netflix regularly delivers with its amazing content, we wouldn't be surprised if almost everyone who used it has had their favourite show cancelled at some point or another. From superhero hits that had their day to underappreciated comedies, here are the 15 shows Netflix should absolutely bring back…American VandalDespite being much loved by the people who actually watched it, unfortunately the
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Axed Netflix show 'The OA' won't be getting a movie to wrap up loose ends
In news that could send superfans into an even deeper pit of despair, axed Netflix series The OA won't be getting the potential movie to wrap up the show's loose ends.
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Fans of cancelled Netflix series 'The OA' hire Times Square billboard to plead for show's renewal
Fans of Netflix sci-fi-fantasy-drama The OA aren't taking the cancellation of the show lying down.
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The OA: Fan goes on hunger strike outside Netflix HQ following series cancellation
A fan of The OA has gone on hunger strike outside Netflix’s headquarters in Hollywood as a protest against the cancellation of its sci-fi mystery series.The OA, which stars Brit Marling and Jason Isaacs, was axed by the streaming giant earlier this month after two seasons, leading to a mass social media campaign that uses the hashtag “SaveTheOA”, and fans protesting outside Netflix HQ on Sunset Boulevard.
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The OA's Brit Marling praises fans for their efforts to save the show
"Your words and images move us deeply."
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Angela Merkel: you’re on hols, so less of the despotism please
Angela Merkel: seeking guidance from the Bard? Photograph: Getty ImagesOne of the reasons I tend not to mind the tinny hiss of other people’s headphones on public transport is that I am a horribly nosey person. Recently, I sat next to a middle-aged man in a work suit who played that ubiquitous Lewis Capaldi got-dumped song not once, not twice, but on a loop that lasted as long as my train journey. I should have asked him if he was OK.The same nosiness applies to what people are reading. Getting
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The OA fan theory suggests Netflix cancellation is fake
A fan theory suggests all is not what it seems.
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The OA return? Fans think cancellation is Netflix publicity stunt following season 2 twist
Fans of The OA are theorising that its cancellation might just be one big publicity stunt.Netflix announced its decision to axe the fantasy series earlier this week, with lead star Brit Marling posting a lengthy note following the news. After saying she had a “good cry” upon hearing the news, Marling, who also co-created the series with Zal Batmanglij, wrote: “Zal and I are deeply sad not to finish this story.”The news was met with derision on social media, with a petition to save the show creat
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