Crackle Announces New Series, Feature-Length Movies And More Jerry Seinfeld

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Friday May 3, 2013 @ 9:24am PDT

Crackle announced eight new original programs today during its NewFronts upfront presentation in New York as well as the return of the Jerry Seinfeld series Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, one of three series on the free digital network to get a second season. The Sony-owned Crackle’s first foray into feature-length movies will kick off with the martial arts pic Extraction starring Danny Glover coming in September and a sequel to Joe Dirt starring David Spade. Here are the full descriptions of the original programming: READ MORE »

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Web Teaser: Jerry Seinfeld’s New Crackle Series

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Thursday July 5, 2012 @ 10:27am PDT

Jerry Seinfeld is stepping into the web series realm with Comedians In Cars Getting Coffee, which is set to premiere on Sony-owned video hub Crackle at 9 PM ET on July 19. A trailer for the series — which appears to be exactly what its title says it … Read More »

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Dominic Monaghan Joins Crackle Series ‘The Unknown’

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Friday April 27, 2012 @ 1:38pm PDT

Dominic Monaghan UnknownEXCLUSIVE: Dominic Monaghan has been cast as the narrator of Crackle‘s original horror-thriller anthology series The Unknown, which launches later this year on the Sony TV-owned multiplatform network. Monaghan … Read More »

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Crackle Sets Cast And Directors For First Long-Form Scripted Series ‘Unknown’

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Thursday March 22, 2012 @ 1:07pm PDT
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EXCLUSIVE: Anthology drama series Unknown, Crackle.com’s first long-form scripted show, has assembled a cast and locked in directors. Frances Fisher (The Lincoln Lawyer), William Atherton (Life) and Taryn Manning (Hawaii Five-0) will star in installments of the thriller/horror anthology, which … Read More »

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Sony’s Crackle Adds Animax Anime Channel

By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Tuesday January 17, 2012 @ 1:02pm PST

Sony Pictures Entertainment’s online video streaming portal Crackle.com has added Animax anime channel to its lineup in  the U.S. and Canada. Animax features an extensive collection of anime content with curated updates and will be available on Crackle.com and via … Read More »

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