He’s appeared in such films as Machete, Planet Terror, Grindhouse, Tin Cup, From Dusk Till Dawn, Desperado, Ghostbusters II, Born in East L.A., After Hours and Up in Smoke, along with series including Elena of Avalor, Lodge 49 and Jane the Virgin.Ĭook recently appeared in Amazon’s Aaron Sorkin drama Being the Ricardos and will next be seen in Peter Farrelly’s Apple film The Greatest Beer Run Ever, among other projects. Marin is an actor and comedian who broke out in the ’70s, alongside Tommy Chong, as one half of the comedy duo Cheech & Chong. She’s also featured in such shows as Flipped and Curb Your Enthusiasm, along with films including Arizona, Finding Dory and The Heat. Olson is best known for turns in series including It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Hacks and The Mick.
He’ll next be seen in the HBO series The White House Plumbers, Patrick Hughes’ action-thriller The Man from Toronto and Ruben Östlund’s film Triangle of Sadness, among other projects. Larry Flynt, nabbing an Emmy back in 1989 for his supporting turn as Woody Boyd in Cheers. Harrelson earned his Oscar noms for Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, The Messenger and The People vs.
He recently directed on the series Loudermilk (Audience Network), The Now (Quibi) and Trailer Park Boys (BBC America), also exec producing the former. Paul Brooks, Scott Niemeyer and Jeremy Plager produced, with Harrelson, Brad Kessell, Alexander Jooss, Luis Manso, Alvaro Longoria and Javier Fesser exec producing, and Joe Toto and Carlen Johnson overseeing the project for Focus Features. Focus will distribute the film domestically, with Universal Pictures handling its international release.įarrelly is a PGA Award winner whose films with his brother Peter-including Dumb and Dumber and its sequel Dumb and Dumber To, Kingpin, There’s Something About Mary, Me, Myself & Irene, Osmosis Jones, Shallow Hal, Stuck on You, Fever Pitch, The Heartbreak Kid, Hall Pass and The Three Stooges-have grossed more than $1.3 billion worldwide. It centers on a stubborn and hotheaded minor league basketball coach who is forced to coach a Special Olympics team when he is sentenced to community service. Actors with intellectual disabilities rounding out the cast to ensure authenticity in the storytelling include Madison Tevlin, Joshua Felder, Kevin Iannucci, Ashton Gunning, Matthew Von Der Ahe, Tom Sinclair, James Day Keith, Alex Hintz, Casey Metcalfe, Bradley Edens and Champ Pederson.įocus Features Picks Up 'Brian And Charles' - Sundance Battle Scars is playing now in limited theaters and it’s also available on iTunes and VOD.EXCLUSIVE: Oscar nominee and Emmy winner Woody Harrelson ( True Detective, Zombieland), Emmy nominee Kaitlin Olson ( It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Hacks), Grammy nominee Cheech Marin ( Born in East L.A, From Dusk Till Dawn) and Matt Cook ( Man With a Plan, The Comeback) will lead Champions, a recently-wrapped film that Bobby Farrelly ( Dumb and Dumber, There’s Something About Mary) directed for Focus Features and Gold Circle Entertainment.Ĭhampions is based on the Goya Award winning Spanish film Campeones, which Universal Pictures International released in 2018. It’s Gawd is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video now. when a soldier returns to his small town life, trying to adjust back into reality while dealing with a life-altering injury. it was directed by Gerald Brunskill and co-produced by Jennifer Birn.īattle Scars stars Amy Davidson and Zane Holtz were joined by friends Colin Egglesfield and Jessica Hall at their premiere the same night in Beverly Hills The film is helping to spread an important message to bring awareness to P.T.S.D. Here is the film’s synopsis: Desperate to save the world, (and his job), the creator of Earth journeys to the planet to reconnect with humankind- via an internet variety show. Tommy Chong and Booboo Stewart stepped out alongside co-stars Cindy Vela and Caridee English at the premiere of It’s Gawd on Wednesday (July 12) at The Grove. Two new indie films had their big Los Angeles premieres this week – It’s Gawd and Battle Scars!
0 kommentar(er)
