90210
An edgy, contemporary spin-off of the iconic drama "Beverly Hills, 90210," the new "90210" looks at life through the eye...
Category
TV Series
Genre
Animation,Action,Adventure
MPAA Rating
-
Seasons
1 minute(s)
Production Co
Warner Bros. TV Studios, Alcon Television Group
Distributor
Adult Swim
Official Site
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Director
Shinji Aramaki, Kenji Kamiyama
Starring
- Jessica Stanwick
- Wes Bentley as Julian
- Brian Cox as Edgar Hoover
- Stephen Root
- Will Yun Lee as Jimmy Nguyen
- Samira Wiley as Gina
- Josh Duhamel as Leo du Pres
- Peyton List (II) as Emily
- Barkhad Abdi as Muse
- Gregg Henry
- Henry Czerny
- Jason Spisak
In the animated series Blade Runner: Black Lotus, viewers are transported to a dystopian future where the world of replicants and humans collides in a thrilling narrative filled with action and adventure. The story unfolds through the experiences of Elle, voiced by Jessica Stanwick, who navigates the complexities of her existence in this intricate universe. With a talented ensemble cast that includes Wes Bentley, Brian Cox, Stephen Root, Will Yun Lee, Samira Wiley, Josh Duhamel, Peyton List (II), Barkhad Abdi, Gregg Henry, and Henry Czerny, the series delves into themes of identity and survival. Directed by Shinji Aramaki and Kenji Kamiyama, Blade Runner: Black Lotus premiered in 2021 on Adult Swim, showcasing the high-stakes environment of a world where technology and humanity are in constant conflict, all brought to life by the production expertise of Warner Bros. TV Studios and Alcon Television Group.
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