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Garret Dillahunt 'nervous' about filming intimate Lanterns scene in his 60s

Lanterns star Garret Dillahunt admitted he was a little apprehensive about one scene in particular.

BANG Premier · Sep 8

Who is the Manhunter in Lanterns? Our best guesses so far

It's time to get sleuthing in the DCU

Total Film · Aug 24

One Lanterns Star Is Playing Into Fan Theories Instead Of Avoiding Them, And I'd Love If Everyone Did This

Dodging speculation doesn't work these days.

Cinemablend · Aug 6

Cast Of High Potential: Meet The Faces You’ll Be Talking About All Season

Discover the cast of ABC's new show, High Potential, featuring Kaitlin Olson. This latest procedural promises a fun twist on crime-solving. The post Cast Of High Potential: Meet The Faces You’ll Be Talking About All Season first appeared on Bored Panda.

Bored Panda · Jan 17, 2025

Viggo Mortensen-directed Western secures international sales for The Dead Don't Hurt.

The Dead Don't Hurt, a Western film directed by Viggo Mortensen, has secured international sales, offering a fresh take on the genre with a compelling love...

Top News · Feb 12, 2024

3 best free movies on YouTube to stream right now

You don't have to pay a cent to watch these great movies — they're free on YouTube

Tom’s Guide · Jan 19, 2024

My worst moment: Garret Dillahunt and the fake tears that turned very real

In the Freevee comedy “Sprung,” Garret Dillahunt reunites with “Raising Hope” creator Greg Garcia for their latest show together. The premise: A loose collection of knuckleheads fresh out of prison form a ramshackle heist crew that helps other poor sods in need.

Chicago Tribune · Sep 29, 2022

Review: 'Sprung' an uneven but delightful Greg Garcia sitcom

Anyone going into “Sprung” with no idea who created it will probably be able to determine within minutes that they’re watching a Greg Garcia joint.

Tribune News Service · Aug 19, 2022

Desire for COVID catharsis led to Greg Garcia's sitcom 'Sprung'

PITTSBURGH — Politicians using inside information to profit off the misfortune of others. Businesses taking advantage of stimulus money. Regular folks hoarding scarce supplies. Those were the stories Greg Garcia couldn't seem to escape during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tribune News Service · Aug 19, 2022