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The Electric State star Giancarlo Esposito explains why adapting the bleak novel into a family friendly adventure was the right decision: "I'm going to bring my children with me"
Exclusive Exclusive: Star Giancarlo Esposito addresses The Electric State’s change in tone from the graphic novel to fit with a PG-13 audience
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The Electric State may be the Russo brothers' most challenging VFX project yet, but stars Stanley Tucci and Giancarlo Esposito say it's one of the easiest films they’ve ever done
Exclusive Exclusive: The Electric State actors Stanley Tucci and Giancarlo Esposito explain how the Russo brothers made working on the VFX heavy movie "easier than ever"
Stars Stanley Tucci and Giancarlo Esposito say their new dystopian sci-fi movie The Electric State is more like our own reality than we might realize
Exclusive Exclusive: The Electric State stars Stanley Tucci and Giancarlo Esposito explain how the Netflix movie pulls issues and characters "from real life"
$320 million in the hole, the Russo brothers' new Netflix movie debuts to their worst Rotten Tomatoes score even though it's one of the most expensive films ever made
News The Electric State premieres next week
Director of popular Netflix anime Ultraman: Rising offers disappointing update on sequel
News Shannon Tindle has offered up a disappointing update on a possible Ultraman: Rising 2
The Russo brothers and The Electric State cast talk the surprisingly emotional core of the Netflix sci-fi movie: "I was definitely very, very, very moved"
Exclusive Exclusive: The Electric State team discuss the tearjerker story at the heart of the new Netflix movie
The Russo Brothers and The Electric State cast talk the Netflix movie's "stunning" VFX – and say the graphic novel's creator is "fully supportive" of the movie lightening the tone
Exclusive Exclusive: The Russo brothers say Simon Stålenhag supports their Netflix adaptation lightening the graphic novel's bleaker tone
