Why Sons Of Anarchy Season 6 Was Hard For Ron Perlman
Sons of Anarchy star Ron Perlman didn't like the way his character went out in Season 6, but he was committed to ensuring that viewers felt the full impact.
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Is Amazon's Carnival Row Based On A Book?
Amazon's series "Carnival Row" introduced viewers to a new fantasy world blended with a crime thriller, leading fans to wonder if it was based on a book. -
Reacher's Alan Ritchson Relates To His Character In A Very Personal Way
"Reacher" star Alan Ritchson has a lot in common with his character. The actor relates to former military man Jack Reacher in a very personal way. -
Law & Order: SVU's Octavio Pisano Would Love A Velasco Family Storyline
In a recent interview, Law & Order: SVU star Octavio Pisano opened up on the type of storyline he'd like for his character, Joe Velasco. -
The Hunger Games Inspired Sam Claflin To Prove His Critics Wrong
Fans weren't thrilled when Sam Claflin was first cast as Finnick Odair in "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire," but the actor was determined to please them. -
Star Trek's Lt. Commander La Forge's Fatherhood Timeline Explained
The story of how Star Trek's Commander Geordi LaForge became a father is quite an interesting one that spans different series within the franchise. -
Who Did Ned Eisenberg Play On Law & Order: SVU?
Ned Eisenberg played a number of characters in the "Law & Order" universe, but he was best known for his work on "Special Victims Unit." Here's who he played. -
Ghostbusters: Afterlife: Mckenna Grace Firmly States Phoebe Isn't A Copy Of Egon
Here's why Mckenna Grace believes her Ghostbusters: Afterlife character Phoebe Spengler is more than just her generation's equivalent to her grandfather Egon. -
Young Sheldon Fans Think They Finally Understand The Show's Continuity Errors
Many Young Sheldon viewers believe that the show's continuity errors have something to do with Sheldon being an unreliable narrator. -
Jeanne Tripplehorn's Criminal Minds Introduction Taught A Hard Lesson
When Dr. Blake entered "Criminal Minds," she didn't leave a great impression on fans, and the series learned from this in time for Kate Callahan's introduction. -
Why Armand Truisi From Tulsa King Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have seen the actor who plays Armand Truisi on Tulsa King. -
The Office's Hairstylist Used A Simple Fix To Make Michael Scott More Likable
Here's what "The Office" stylist Kim Ferry had to say about Michael Scott's hair. -
CSI: Vegas' Matt Lauria Worries About The Show Being A 'Blueprint' For Criminals
With his added time on the show, Matt Lauria of "CSI: Vegas" expressed concern about the show becoming a "blueprint" for criminals. Here's what he had to say. -
Who Played Gretchen Steel On Law & Order?
The vile Gretchen Steel left quite an impression on fans of "Law & Order," and the actor behind this character has had her fair share of roles under her belt. -
Tulsa King's Andrea Savage Weighs In On Stacy's Big Season 1 Finale Turn
In an interview, Tulsa King star Andrea Savage spoke about what led her character, Stacy Beale, to turn on Sylvester Stallone's Dwight Manfredi. -
Emily Wickersham Made Her NCIS Audition Stand Out By Sitting Down
Sometimes an actor must make the space their own. This future "NCIS" star stood out by sitting down. -
Wes Bentley Says The Cast Of Yellowstone Creates Their Own Fanfiction On The Set
According to actor Wes Bentley, the cast of Paramount's "Yellowstone" love to create their own fanfiction while on set together. Here's what he said. -
Criminal Minds Showrunner Opens Up About Garcia's Romantic Future
According to Criminal Minds: Evolution showrunner Erica Messer, Penelope Garcia might soon be involved in a love triangle. Here are the details. -
Tom Whitlock, Co-Writer Of Top Gun Classics Take My Breath Away And Danger Zone, Dies At 68
Songwriter Tom Whitlock, who was best known for his work on film soundtracks like that of Top Gun, has passed away at the age of 68, as reported by Deadline. -
Who Played ADA Serena Southerlyn On Law & Order?
Who played Assistant District Attorney Serena Southerlyn on the hit procedural "Law & Order"? The character was on the show for Seasons 12 through 15. -
Zach Woods Said Will Ferrell Was 'Almost Predatorially Funny' On The Set Of The Office
It's no surprise that Will Ferrell has comedic chops, but Zach Woods has said the actor was "almost predatorially funny" on the set of "The Office." -
Grey's Anatomy's Kevin McKidd Recalls The 'Gamble' He Took With His Audition For The Series
During an interview with Queen Latifah, Grey's Anatomy star Kevin McKidd recalled taking a huge risk when he was auditioning for the show. -
CBS' Ghosts May Explore Isaac's Interesting Dynamic With Trevor
Ghosts actor Brandon Scott Jones thinks that Trevor has a lot to teach his character Isaac. It's possible that the general could learn confidence from him. -
Rumor Report: Another Live-Action Hellboy Feature May Be In Development
Reports have emerged that Hellboy, who's previously been played by Ron Perlman and David Harbour, is set to return to live action in a new incarnation. -
What Has Josh Meyers Been Up To Since That '70s Show Ended?
"That '70s Show" had an impressive cast, introducing new characters even in its last season, like Josh Meyers' Randy, and here's what he's done since then. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Next Film Trap Heads To Warner Bros. As Part Of Major New Deal
M. Night Shyamalan will be returning to Warner Bros. for the first time since 2006 after signing a new deal that covers his next film, "Trap," and beyond. -
News Of The Walking Dead's Ending Hit Ross Marquand Hard
Ross Marquand has spoken about learning that Season 11 would be the last one for "The Walking Dead" and how that news affected him. Here's what he had to say.
