“The schedule is insane. I’m probably the most tired one of all. Everyone else is used to not sleeping very much, and I need to learn from them.” – Pete Davidson on SNL
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“Create your content, put it online and show us what you can do. There’s no excuse for not acting. Dare to fail. Dare to suck.” – Director Jordan Rubin
“This is kind of like a vacation for me. All I have to do is concentrate on the character and capture the voice.” – Steve Coogan on Happyish
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“Being prepared, knowing the material well enough – whether it’s your own song or something they give you – the only thing you can do is prepare as an actor” – Lisa Howard
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Directed by Ondi Timoner, the doc follows the multi-hyphenate (comedian/actor/author/activist/rabble-rouser) into the second coming of his career, activism.
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“I’m not one of those actresses out to prove something” – Sarah Silverman
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The two discuss working together, the fate of recent sitcoms and more!
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It’s fair to say that Brooklyn Nine-Nine is definitely not having a sophomore slump because the show is as funny as ever. Starring Andy Samberg, Andre Braugher, Melissa Fumero, Joe Lo Truglio, Chelsea Peretti and Terry Crews, is an ensemble comedy about the men and women who work at the
Saturday Night Live fans are in for a treat this fall when two former cast members join forces on the big screen. The Skeleton Twins, starring Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader, won the Waldo Salt Screenwriting Prize at Sundance Film Festival in January. The story revolves around two siblings dealing
Bill Smitrovich is a true character actor; the utility man of any production. Hand him a script, give him a part and you can be sure he’ll knock that role out of the park.
