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Leverage: Redemption is set to air on IMDb TV, Amazon's free streaming service, on July 9

Debut director managed his own UK theatrical release during pandemic. Dean Devlin’s Electric Entertainment has acquired US rights to UK drama As I Am, the feature debut of writer/director Guy Davies.

The American company has produced 54 hours of television without a serious case of COVID-19. Dean Devlin, CEO of the company and Sonia Mehandjiyska, Head of International Distribution, explain the strategies that made it possible.

Christian Kane already checked off the Librarians reunion box with Noah Wyle joining the original cast of Leverage in the upcoming IMDb TV revival, Redemption, and now he can check off the Angel one as well with the latest casting news.

James Marsters is set to guest star as “Carl, a slick country club hustler who uses his conning of wealthy members to fund a much darker criminal enterprise,” according to TVLine.

Dean Devlin’s (Independence Day) Electric Entertainment has acquired world sales rights to completed drama California Love, based the true story of Joanne Lee-Beck’s life with gang member Jay Hunter, as they both fought racial injustice in the 1990’s against the backdrop of the Rodney King verdict and the Los Angeles riots.

James Marsters will be looking to sink his teeth into some wealthy marks when he guest-stars on IMDb TV’s Leverage revival — and TVLine has an exclusive first look at his villainous visit.

Electric Entertainment, the Los Angeles based production, distribution and post-production company, will be releasing the Maltese production “Blood On The Crown” (formerly “Just Noise,”) starring Harvey Keitel (“Reservoir Dogs,” “Pulp Fiction”) and Malcolm McDowell (“A Clockwork Orange,” “Mozart In The Jungle”) on TVOD beginning March 9, 2021. Heavily supported by the Arts Council of Malta, the film reveals a true story of resilience and honor that had been covered up for nearly 100 years.

The 46th annual Saturn Awards unveiled nominations Thursday by the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy & Horror Films, the nonprofit that honors the year’s best in genre films, TV, home entertainment and theater. Electric Entertainment’s ‘The Outpost’ and ‘The Librarians’ were among the nominees.