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  by Daniel Andrade Due to the coronavirus pandemic, it’s been a while since we last heard about SkySoft ’s newest show Sherwood . Though we got some excellent sneak peeks during SkySoft Fest , we wanted to provide you with a little more insight into the show by talking to some of the actors behind it. We spoke with Jade Vourkari, Kealoha Nakamura, Hunter Tabiendo, and Daniel Andrade about the tone of Sherwood , the vibe on set while filming this unique show, and what to expect when the show is finally available for you all to see. Here’s what they had to say. Sherwood is based on the classic Robin Hood story that has been told in various ways over the years. Besides Sherwood , what is your favorite version of the story and why?   Jade: Hm... I don't have a favorite version but I do think that Robin Hood: Men in Tights is pretty silly and fun.  My little brother and I would act out the characters when we were little, he would play Robin and I would play Ah-choo.  We would sing

Fox ’s Special Edition is the director’s cut of the 2019 American fantasy series Fox: Season IV . It presents the final season as director Monroe Hayden had intended it before interference with investors. Hayden oversaw the original versions of Fox ’s Seasons 3 and 4’s in accordance with a mandate from the show’s investors with a more traditional score, abandoning Season 2’s musical platform that featured original compositions from four composers, including Hayden.  The switch was not taken lightly, but she proceeded anyway. However, in the event of 365: Season 2’s flop, investors pressured her to take the season down within 24 hours. Less than a year later, she re-released the season on the site only to receive backlash from fans, as well as the same investors. The decision to take it down for good inspired her to buy the investors out with interest. By January 2021, she had bought them out, in full, and now has complete control, particularly with the Fox franchise. Although it’s

Image Courtesy of © SkySoft Entertainment, © Paramount Pictures, and © 20th Century Fox Introduction   b y Monroe Hayden Since this podcast was my idea, it seemed only right for me to start things off, and what better way than to start off with the most popular movie of all time? Yes, even more popular than Endgame because, believe it or not, not everyone knows Endgame , not everyone has seen Endgame but our first film that we’ll be discussing, everyone has heard of it, and the majority of the people on earth have seen this movie. You may not like it, but there’s no denying it! It’s the blockbuster of all blockbusters- you know it’s true! It doesn’t get any bigger than James Cameron ’s Titanic . The actual Titanic may have struck an iceberg and sunk to the bottom of the Atlantic back in 1912, but the 1997 film was a big Hollywood-hit and did everything but sink. It was the first movie to ever reach over 1 billion dollars in ticket sales. Its record was broken by James Cameron’s Avata