Popular television actor and star of the show ‘House’ has reignited the transgender debate with a pointed reply to criticism of his comments on the matter.
Hugh Laurie is back in the house … at least, he will be back in your house when his Apple TV thriller hits the streamer. The House star is taking on a new TV role in The Wanted Man , a new drama from the creator of Lupin and Hijack .
Olivia Wilde has hailed Hugh Laurie as the "dreamiest dreamboat". The 42-year-old actress starred alongside Hugh in House, the hit TV show, between 2006 and 2012, and she still has fond memories of working with the British actor.
Stuart Little lands on Netflix this June. For a generation of late-90s kids, Stuart Little was more than just a movie. It was a Saturday-morning staple, a VHS-rack favorite, and one of the first films to blend live-action and CGI animals in a way that felt magical rather than gimmicky.
From prim-and-proper English lords to gritty American heroes, some actors have a truly shocking range. The stars below adopted an accent so flawless that we couldn't believe they were acting. Check them out!
Given the prominence of the butler figure in various shows–both comedy and drama–it’s worth taking a closer look at the most notable examples in order to see the variety of ways he has been used in popular media.
Hugh Laurie just gave the most House-like answer possible—by refusing to answer at all. The 66-year-old actor reportedly turned down an invitation to appear on the Doctor Mike podcast, where he would’ve been asked to revisit his role as Dr.
These shows often make viewers think and laugh at the same time, and, as such, they are deserving of an especially important and esteemed place in the canon of great television.
A good medical drama is really, really good. These 20 are the best medical dramas of all time.
Artists are in the industry for the love of the work, not the recognition. But these 20 television performances should've been more recognized.
While the characters tend to drive the success of these projects, there are memorable hospitals and medical facilities that come along for the ride.
Not all of these shows ended well, but they all started exceptionally.
In the fall of 2004, Fox didn’t have a trusty procedural like NBC’s Law & Order and CBS’s CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. So the network took a chance on House, a medical drama with episodic storylines driven by conditions, not crimes, and a British actor little known to stateside audiences playing a diagnostician with zero bedside manner.
TV fans everywhere know that a strong finale can help to solidify a show’s reputation, just as a bad or ill-conceived one can tarnish it. However, it should be pointed out that even finales considered bad at the time can, in hindsight, be appreciated for the risks they were willing to take regarding character development or plot.
Actors always act, but sometimes, they direct.
Since the BBC is a public institution, there's more freedom and room to explore the medium instead of just playing up to a sponsor in exchange for air time. If you've never seen a Brit-com, these will get you started.
The following might surprise many, so buckle up because these actors have all played some of the most memorable roles on TV yet never won an Emmy. Some were never even nominated!
People continue to show nothing but love to the Amazon Prime series, including its 2023 spinoff, Gen V. However, while The Boys universe has an impeccable amount of talent on the good and bad side, there is always room for more.
The bromance has long been a key part of the television landscape. In sitcoms, dramas, and numerous other genres, these pairings have demonstrated that, whatever ideologies of toxic masculinity might suggest, it’s healthy and necessary for men to establish emotional intimacy with other men.
Writers deserve far more credit than they’re given for the innumerable golden television moments they’ve given us, but actors are sometimes responsible for coming up with those great lines. These are the best improvised lines in TV history.
After filling in some gaps, these are the actors fans want in Knives Out 3.
The recent announcement that the Writers Guild of America will strike sent shock waves through Hollywood. As this newest strike continues to exert pressure on the studios and streamers, it’s important to look back to appreciate the value writers bring to the world of screen entertainment.
The world of medicine can be dramatic. At least, that’s what entertainment would have us believe.
They may not all be the best doctors, though often they are quite good at what they do.
If there's anything that's going to define the cultural zeitgeist in 2019, take solace in knowing it's happening in May: The Season 3 premiere of "Beat
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