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Mark Ruffalo has won his first-ever Golden Globe and as expected, the fine gentleman gave a rousing winning speech that left everyone cheering for the 54-year-old actor.

In spite of the general state of the world, 2020 ended up being a pretty great year for films – expectations for long-awaited auteur projects that were supposed to come out this year obviously being exempt from that conversation – and what’s more, it was a great year for film scores and soundtracks.

In what was a tough category to predict who would be the definitive winner; Mark Ruffalo won his first acting Emmy at the recently held Emmys 2020 as he took home the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Limited Series or Movie.

Rosie O’Donnell in the HBO limited series adaptation of Wally Lamb’s novel, .

Most critics scoff at the idea when a filmmaker says they’ve turned their TV series is just an extended movie, and yes, this notion is overused and abused. But the limited series format—five or six episodes—is the perfect format for telling the ideas in a feature-length film over the course of five or six hours.

Mark Ruffalo struggled with having to lose and gain weight to play twin brothers in his new HBO show I Know This Much is True.

Mark Ruffalo piled on the pounds for his new role in TV series I Know This Much Is True by eating “bowls and bowls of oatmeal”.

Here’s a new trailer for an upcoming six-part TV series coming to screens soon, I Know This Much Is True, which will stars Mark Ruffalo. It comes to the small screen from the acclaimed Derek Cianfrance, the filmmaker behind the superb Blue Valentine and The Place Beyond The Pines. The series is based on the source novel of the same name by Wally Lamb.

In today’s TV News Roundup, HBO announced the premiere date for “I Know This Much Is True” and CNN launched a new podcast focusing on coronavirus. 

After Avengers: Endgame, we saw the OG 6 Avengers in different avatars, away from their superhero alter-egos. This included Chris Evans' scene-stealing act in Knives Out as well as Scarlett Johansson's Oscar-nominated roles in Marriage Story and Jojo Rabbit. When it comes to Mark Ruffalo, the actor took some much-needed break to spend time with his family but was also shooting for the six-episodes HBO miniseries, I Know This Much Is True, based on the 1998 Wally Lamb novel with the same name.

Prepare for not one Mark Ruffalo, but two when the limited series,, debuts on HBO this coming April. 

Mark Ruffalo revealed that he gained 30 pounds in order to play one of the two twins in the upcoming HBO series “I Know This Much Is True.”