How Amazon and Netflix Are Making TV Irrelevant, Busan Asian Film Market, On the Set for 10/06/14, Resolution Agency Shuts Down

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How Netflix and Amazon Aren’t Just Changing the Game, But Making TV Irrelevant

The younger generation is now watching television by downloading and streaming, and it no longer has any use for an actual TV set. (SSN)

Busan Asian Film Market: The Talent That’s Ripe for Break-Out Into International Co-Productions

South Korea’s first international film festival, now in its 19th year, sees over 200,000 attendees annually and focuses on new films and first-time directors. (SSN)

The List of the Open Lead Roles Currently Casing on Digital Shows, Including Amazon, Yahoo! and More

Amazon shows like Mad Dogs and The Man in the High Castle and Xbox’s Quantum Break are still looking to cast a lot of prime characters. (SSN)

On the Set for 10/06/14: Liam Neeson Starts ‘A Monster Calls,’ Alexander Skarsgard Wraps ‘Tarzan’

Also starting up are Urge, starring Pierce Brosnan, and Meryl Streep-led Ricki and the Flash, while Director’s Cut also wraps. (SSN)

TODAY’S HEADLINES

Resolution Talent Agency Folding as Chinese Backing Drops Out

The stunning move happened this morning, as top man Jeff Berg and his team have had to tell staffers the company is winding down, due to Bison Capital not fulfilling promised funding. (DH)

Supreme Court Turns Down All State Appeals on Gay Marriage Laws

Decision to not hear the cases leaves intact rulings that said gays and lesbians have a constitutional right to marry. (LAT)

Tom Hiddleston Is ‘The Night Manager,’ Jeff Daniels Joins Ridley Scott’s ‘The Martian,’ and Lots More Casting News to Report

Projects like Fresno, By Way of Helena and The Highway Is For Gamblers all get new blood, as well. (IW)

Superman Creator’s Family Loses Court Battle to Warner Bros. Over Rights Ownership

The estate of Joe Shuster, who co-created the Man of Steel with Jerry Siegel, attempted to exploit the termination provisions of the 1976 Copyright Act to reclaim its portion of the lucrative character. (THR)

The Rumors Are Officially True: David Lynch Is Bringing Back ‘Twin Peaks’ in 2016

Producer Mark Frost is also back on the show, which will pick up where the old show left off, will appear on Showtime and will have nine episodes, all of which will be directed by Lynch. (MF)

TNT Says Goodbye to ‘Dallas’ Reboot After Three Seasons

Show’s ratings never really recovered from the death of Larry Hagman. (VAR)