Home of entertainment on Instagram: "The Rookie 2018 ‧ Drama ‧ 7 seasons The Rookie follows John Nolan, a middle-aged man who leaves his old life behind to pursue a dream of becoming a police officer in Los Angeles. As the oldest rookie in the LAPD, he faces skepticism from fellow officers and superiors who doubt his ability to handle the demands of the job. Determined to prove himself, Nolan undergoes intense training while learning the harsh realities of law enforcement—balancing compassion wi

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MOVIE LORD on Instagram: "📺 Series - The Rookie (2018– ) 📱Average Episode Length - 43 mins 🤔 Total Number Of Seasons - 6 (110+ episodes) 🎞️What This Series Is About - John Nolan, a 40-Year-old man from a small town, makes a life-altering decision to join the LAPD after a heroic incident. As the oldest rookie in the force, he must navigate skepticism, intense training, and personal challenges while proving that it’s never too late to start over. Packed with action, emotional drama, and police

Explaining a Movie on Instagram: "@explainingamovie teaches you something new about movies everyday! Christopher Nolan originally filmed a far more graphic death scene for The Dark Knight Rises (2012), as revealed by actor Matthew Modine. His character, Deputy Commissioner Peter Foley, was scripted to be run over by a vehicle driven by Talia al Ghul. The sequence involved a stunt double being struck, hoisted with ropes, dropped 15 feet, and accompanied by the sound of a body hitting cobblestone

CLIPS on Instagram: " Fun Fact: Oppenheimer (2023) Director Christopher Nolan wrote the screenplay in the first person (“I...”) for the color scenes to immerse the audience in J. Robert Oppenheimer’s subjective point of view. The black-and-white sequences were written in the traditional third person to represent a more objective, historical perspective."

Motivational & Relatable on Instagram: "At least they let him finish 🎬: The Rookie Starting over isn’t easy, especially for small-town guy John Nolan, who, after a life-altering incident, is pursuing his dream of becoming an LAPD officer. As the force’s oldest rookie, he’s met with skepticism from some higher-ups who see him as just a walking midlife crisis. If he can’t keep up with the young cops and the criminals, he’ll be risking lives — including his own — but if he can use his life experie