Home Alone director says film's most iconic moment 'happened by accident'

Piers Morgan has had enough. The British television host is fielding rumors that he is actually the Pigeon Lady from the classic holiday film “Home Alone 2: Lost in New York” after fans pointed out an uncanny resemblance.

When you write a book that covers 100 years of one subject’s history, you’re going to have to leave a lot of stuff out. When you write a book that covers 100 years of two subject’s history, you’re going to have to leave out even more.

displayed an image of Morgan covered in pigeons from a 2018 episode of the breakfast show.Twitter users chimed in, with one writing, “This is too funny now I can’t un see it or think it @piersmorgan.” To which he quipped, “I need you to, urgently.”The resemblance was notably pointed out by Morgan’s son Spencer, who tweeted in 2018, “Chilled night watching Home Alone 2.

Three decades after its UK release on 7 December 1990, Home Alone is still spreading Christmas cheer. The fun-filled festive classic which follows the escapades of Kevin McCallister as he protects his family's home from 'The Wet Bandits' is still very much part of essential Christmas film viewing.

@piersmorgan pic.twitter.com/n5S3Pd9nDzOn Dec. 8 on "Good Morning Britain," Piers' cohost Susanna Reid brought up the resemblance to Brenda Fricker, the Oscar-winning actress who played the role."Can we just have a look at Home Alone 2 because, frankly, it is the best picture," Susanna said.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorWhen the coronavirus pandemic lifts, NBCUniversal expects to aim its movies at two very different groups of audience.Jeff Shell, the CEO of the large Comcast unit, expects a chunk of consumers to rNBeturn to movie theaters, emboldened, perhaps, by the chance to attend communal events outside their homes once again.

Piers Morgan has denied claims that he once played the Central Park Pigeon Lady in hit film Home Alone 2. The Good Morning Britain star is regularly accused of featuring in the sequel as he looks strangely similar to the character.Susanna Reid put the accusations to him once again this year - much to the amusement of his co-stars off camera.

classic comedy “Home Alone” was filmed, down to the very inch — as a 5.57-foot edible gingerbread house.From the Little Nero’s pizza delivery car to figures of Kevin, played by Macaulay Culkin, and Harry and Marv, played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern, to the notorious Oh-Kay Plumbing & Heating van, no detail was left out.Award-winning artist and cake designer Michelle Wibowo teamed up with Disney+ to re-create the film set using edible ingredients in honor of the movie’s 1990 release, according

A woman who lived in the house used in the Christmas classic, Home Alone, has spoken about the experience on This Morning.

Getting stuck home alone in this house for the holidays would be delicious.

Naman Ramachandran The McCallister house immortalized in “Home Alone” (1990) is back after 30 years, this time in gingerbread form.Streamer Disney Plus commissioned artist and cake designer Michelle Wibowo to create a 1.7-meter edible version of the iconic house. Earlier this year, the BBC commissioned the artist to create a life-size confection version of Mr.

Over two decades prior to Catherine O’Hara yelling “David!” to her son on Schitt’s Creek, there was another unforgettable on-screen son she had. The Emmy winner played Macaulay Culkin‘s mom Kate McCallister in the the first two Home Alone movies.

Catherine O’Hara is here to officially ring in the holiday season!

Catherine O’Hara, that means heading back to the Home Alone universe.The 66-year-old Emmy winner played Kate McCallister, a frazzled and forgetful mother, in the beloved 1990 Christmas movie and its 1992 sequel, Home Alone 2: Lost in New York.

Catherine O'Hara played the world's most forgetful mom, Kate McCallister, in and . The 66-year-old Emmy winner took to TikTok this holiday season to recreate one of her most iconic moments — her infamous «Kevin!» scream and faint from the film's 1992 sequel. O'Hara took to TikTok to perform the reenactment, executing the moment perfectly. I can’t stop watching this pic.twitter.com/DNOJOQ1V3YThis comes several weeks after the account posted some tweets from confused fans who were realizing for

in a Youtube tribute to the film’s late director John Hughes, but has since been shared by a TikTok fan account, where it’s amassed about 3.5 million views. The clip shows O’Hara, 66, recreating the famous moment from “Home Alone 2: Lost In New York” where Kate McCallister looks into the camera and shrieks “Kevin!” after realizing her son is indeed lost in the Big Apple.

Catherine O’Hara just gave an early Christmas present to “Home Alone” fans.