Kathryn Morris UK

Bone Tomahawk Gets A Release Date?

It’s been a busy week on KM UK with some big news and here’s a bit more.

The long-running horror news website Fangoria is reporting that Bone Tomahawk will be released on the 23rd of October of this year, three weeks after its premiere at the Fantastic Fest event.

Presumably this is a date for a US cinema launch, though it does suggest the rest of the world could see it by the end of the year.

You can read Michael Gingold’s piece on the Fangoria website HERE.

As an aside, Michael is the co-writer of the Alice Sweet Alice remake Kathryn was reported to be starring in. It’s all gone quiet on that front but it could still happen.

For those wanting more detail on the story of Bone Tomahawk you can read the Fantastic Fest website description HERE. Be warned, it is quite detailed (though it does not mention Kathryn’s character) so if you don’t want to be spoiled…

Thanks to Fate815 for the heads-up.

Minority Report – Sunday on BBC3

The budget cuts being forced on the BBC have resulted in the BBC3 channel being moved to a purely online service from next year. So, this maybe the last time I get to say that Minority Report is soon to be screened on the channel.

It doesn’t take a Pre-Cog to predict that this will not too much of a problem for the future. The film has been broadcast on the BBC1 and BBC2 channels in the past. This may be trying to tie into the recent release of the latest Mission Impossible movie as it shares the lead actor Tom Cruise.

Sunday (16th August) night at 9pm is the time to be in front of your TV.

In the past month we’ve had A.I. Artificial Intelligence, also on the BBC, and Inferno on the Horror Channel. It’s a mini Kathryn season on British television!

The BBC website has a page dedicated to the film here.

The new US series based on elements of Minority Report will be starting on the American Fox network in September, probably on 21st September at 9pm.

Update (20th Aug): Minority Report is being repeated on Saturday (22nd Aug) on BBC3 again at 9pm.

Colony To Debut In January ’16

The new sci-fi drama series Colony is set to début on the USA Network in America next January.

It was thought the 10 episode first season would start in October of this year.

The show, lead by Josh Holloway (Lost) and Sarah Wayne Callies (The Walking Dead), with a recurring role by our Kathryn, will start on the 14th of January at 10pm.

The Coin @ Brightside Tavern On Sunday

Another quick reminder of a screening of a Kathryn-starring film in the next few days.

It’s a busy weekend upcoming for The Coin. After the Saturday showing at the HollyShorts event it gets an outing at The Brightside Tavern Film Festival on Sunday (16th August).

Starting at 5:05pm the screening at the Jersey City venue includes seven other short films. The only thing the selection appear to have in common is that they are all being showing in the group.

A bit of interest is the fact that Fabien Martorell’s movie has been nominated for awards in four categories. The awards show is due to take place after the final session, which just happens to be the one that involves The Coin. Fingers crossed.

All the information is available on the BTFF website.

Kathryn Cast In USA’s Colony

Exciting news for us Kathryn fans. She will be back on our screens soon

The showbusiness news site Variety is reporting that Kathryn has been cast in a recurring role in the upcoming USA Network drama series Colony.

Kathryn is said to be playing Charlotte a “cultural director and patrician in the Green Zone” and wife of Adrian Pasdar’s (Heroes) politician Nolan.

Colony is set in a near-feature Los Angeles which is occupied by outside forces. The focus is on Josh Holloway (Lost) and Sarah Wayne Callies (The Walking Dead) and their family’s struggling to survive the situation.

There is no specific information on when the series starts airing but the autumn, possibly October, have been mooted. The sci-fi drama is said to be 10 episodes long in its initial season.

More news when we get it.

Laura Prudom’s article on the Variety website can be read HERE.