First-time ‘Ozark’ Emmy nominee on working with star Jason Bateman

Anthony D'Alessandro Editorial Director/Box Office EditorJason Momoa has waded into the fracas between his Justice League co-star Ray Fisher and Warner Bros., siding with the former today on Instagram, posting “#IStandWithRayFisher”.Fisher’s fight with Warner Bros.

Robert Downey Jr. has confirmed that he won’t be returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Robert Downey Jr. said his days as a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe are over.In a recent episode from the “SmartLess” podcast, the 55-year-old Sherlock Holmes star spoke with hosts Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes about his future within the booming superhero franchise.“I’m assuming that the Marvel thing is at a slower speed now, or are you done with that now?” Bateman, 51, asked the Dolittle actor.

Fans still hoping Robert Downey Jr. will return as Tony Stark can stop.

Marvel Cinematic Universe.The Iron Man actor responded to rumours that his character might make an appearance in the upcoming Black Widow film starring Scarlett Johansson – despite Iron Man having died in Avengers: Endgame.On the SmartLess podcast, hosted by actors Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes, Robert Downey Jr.

“Selling Sunset” star Jason Oppenheim admitted he was once serenaded by Ariana Grande as he stopped by for a chat on “Behind The Velvet Rope with David Yontef”.

Damon Wise editorMartin Short turned 70 during the pandemic, and if it hadn’t been for the worldwide lockdown he’d probably still be on the road somewhere, doing his two-man vaudeville show with his old friend Steve Martin.

Marc Malkin Senior Film Awards, Events & Lifestyle EditorPaul Mescal isn’t sure what he’ll wear to the virtual Emmys.“I’m definitely going to be informal on the bottom — not that anyone is ever going to see it,” the “Normal People” star says on Thursday’s episode of Variety and iHeart’s podcast The Big Ticket from his home in London.Mescal is up for an Emmy for his work as Connell in the Hulu coming-of-age drama.

Jason Bateman is teasing the end of Ozark!

It was an eventful weekend for DC fans as numerous trailers from the DC camp released on Saturday at the DC Fandome. From Wonder Woman 1984 to The Suicide Squad and Justice League Snyder Cut's trailer, it was a weekend to remember! While all the trailers left fans talking, it wouldn't be wrong to say that The Batman's trailer was the biggest highlight of the event.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeThe Television Academy has finished updating 2020’s Emmy nomination roster, and three overachievers stand out from the pack: Kerry Washington, Daniel Levy and Will Ferrell, all of whom earned four nods this year.Close behind them, Jason Bateman, Jimmy Kimmel, Issa Rae, Maya Rudolph and RuPaul each have three nominations.The TV Academy released the updated numbers after vetting producer credits for all Emmy-nominated narrative programming (comedy and

For Ozark showrunner Chris Mundy, taking huge chances is part of the job. On the third season of Netflix's crime thriller, which earned 18 nominations, including one for drama series, Marty and Wendy Byrde (Jason Bateman and Laura Linney) saw their already blurry moral codes challenged even further.

Whitney Friedlander One of the best examples of how Hollywood is moving toward being a place for more inclusive storytelling might be this year’s limited series Emmy race.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVJennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman have been in each other’s orbit for the better part of three decades, and have also worked together on films including “The Break-Up,” “The Switch” and “Horrible Bosses” franchise.Both started in the business very young yet proved to have the ability not only to maintain longevity as performers and to deftly flip between comedic and dramatic roles, but they also both took greater control of their careers by slipping

The cast of the popular Netflix series ‘Ozark’ is opening up about all the changes in season three.

Apple TV+ sports comedy “Ted Lasso.” The series follows Ted (played by show co-creator and “SNL” alum Jason Sudeikis), an American football coach who’s recruited to coach an English Premier League soccer team — despite having little knowledge of soccer or of the UK. Goldstein plays the team’s surly captain, Roy Kent.Goldstein also co-created “Soulmates,” premiering Oct.