Saban Films Snags Comedy ‘The Stand-In’ With Drew Barrymore in Dual Role

She said: "I have all sort of wonderful baggage that I would never let go of or have it any other way, because I wouldn't be exactly who I am at this moment in time without those experiences." Meanwhile, the actress recently admitted that she found homeschooling during the coronavirus pandemic to be overwhelming at first. She said: "Between homeschooling and working, I felt very overwhelmed at first - and I hate feeling overwhelmed.

Charlie’s Angels actor Drew Barrymore finally revealed her first guest on her upcoming and much-anticipated talk show. The 45-year-old actress is interviewing her seven-year-old self in an adorable new promo video for the talk show.

Drew Barrymore doesn't want her daughters to act until they are older. The 45-year-old actress - who began her own career when she was just 11 months old and worked throughout her childhood - would support Olive, seven, and Frankie, six, if they wanted to follow in her footsteps but would rather wait until they are at least in their teens before encouraging them to do so.

The Tonight Show," back when it was hosted by Johnny Carson. In the vintage video, Barrymore is featured on the show while promoting 80s sci-fi film, E.T.

is kicking off in September, but the actress and host is gearing up with some fun digital content — including  special! The first film she's screening is the family comedy classic , and she spoke with the movie's stars as part of the virtual event.Kenan Thompson and Kel Mitchell joined Barrymore via video chat for the first special, and they dished on the making of the movie, their life years later, and their first forays into the world of acting.Barrymore, who was a child star herself and began

Drew Barrymore‘s first guest on her upcoming talk show is… herself!

Drew Barrymore's first talk show guest is someone she knows well. In the first promo for her upcoming daytime talk show, , the 45-year-old actress sits down to interview her 7-year-old self.

Drew Barrymore hosting her own talk show, it’s officially happening sooner than audiences may have thought.On Tuesday, July 28, the actress, 45, shared a video via Instagram announcing that the show’s website is now live and that the talk show will premiere in the fall.

As Drew Barrymore previously announced, she will be launching her upcoming daytime talk show, The Drew Barrymore Show this fall. But before that, the Blended actress has some fun games in store for fans.

Peter White Television EditorBBC and PBS drama Death in Paradise has returned to filming on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe.The series, which is filming its tenth season, was set to start shooting in April but was delayed by the COVID-19 production shutdown.Its return means that it is one of the first British dramas to start filming since lockdown.Production company Red Planet Pictures has worked closely with industry bodies and the BBC to develop a detailed Covid-19 protocol policy,

Dave McNary Film ReporterSaban Films has bought U.S. rights to Josh Duhamel’s ensemble comedy “Buddy Games,” the actor’s writing and directing debut.Duhamel, best known for the starring in four of the “Transformers” movies, stars with Olivia Munn, Dax Shepard, Kevin Dillon, James Roday, Nick Swardson and Dan Bakkedahl.

Also Read: Saban Films Snags Comedy 'The Stand-In' With Drew Barrymore in Dual Role“Josh Duhamel has created a laugh-out-loud comedy,” Saban Films’ Bill Bromiley said in a statement. “We are thrilled to be collaborating with him on his directorial debut, which is a fresh and daring achievement.”Michael J.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerSaban Films has acquired U.S. rights to Buddy Games, the directorial debut feature from Josh Duhamel, who also stars alongside Olivia Munn (X-Men: Apocalypse), Dax Shepard (Chips), Kevin Dillon (Entourage), James Roday (Psych), Nick Swardson (Sandy Wexler) and Dan Bakkedahl (Veep).Written by Duhamel, the plot centers on a group of friends who reunite to play the Buddy Games, a wild assortment of absurd physical and mental challenges.

told Digital Spy.While Tina was never going to be mown down by a car, she did admit to getting a little too into the scene and managed to pick up a nasty scrape while diving to the ground which made her feel like she was in a Bond film.‘I even ended with a scrape down my arm when I threw myself onto a mat, I really thought I was in some sort of action film and got carried away like a post-COVID Bond Girl,’ she revealed.

Amanda N'Duka pmc-editorial-managerSaban Films has secured the North American distribution rights to The Stand-In, the Jamie Babbit-directed comedy starring Drew Barrymore in duel roles alongside Michael Zegen, Ellie Kemper, T.J. Miller, and Emmy award winner Holland Taylor.