No new buzz here. Unlike Tim Allen’s character in The Santa Clauses, he has no plans to retire from his day job any time soon.
‘The Bear’ Star Jeremy Allen White On Working On The Line And Finding The Right Recipe For The Kitchen Industry
04.12.2022 - 00:11 / deadline.com
In FX’s breakout series The Bear, Jeremy Allen White plays Carmy Berzatto, a prodigious young chef who returns home to Chicago to assume control of his dead brother’s sandwich shop. It’s the role of a lifetime for White, who’s already enjoyed great success on the small screen — first as a soldier in Homecoming, and as the brainy Lip Gallagher on Shameless. Here, the Brooklyn native talks about the importance of keeping things real over a hot stove.
DEADLINE: When you were first approached about the show, did creator Christopher Storer describe it as a workplace comedy?
JEREMY ALLEN WHITE: No. Chris told me about Carmy and the idea of this young man coming home and trying to pick up the pieces of a life he’s been far away from for a long time. I read it and I thought it was really funny. But Chris’s focus, which became mine as well as Joanna Calo’s, was telling an authentic story about the food industry and the back of the house.
DEADLINE: Carmy has obviously worked in the finest of places. Why would he even want to work at a hole in the wall?
WHITE: He was totally fried from working in these fine dining spots. I think he felt a responsibility to his brother, but I also think he was angry at his brother for leaving it to him. I don’t think he came completely willingly, but I think there was a lot of guilt involved in him taking over the restaurant. He also has a lot to prove.
DEADLINE: How did you prepare for the role?
WHITE: I did a two-week crash course at Pasadena’s Institute of Culinary Education. I spent probably the most amount of time at a restaurant called Pasjoli in Santa Monica with a really wonderful chef, Dave Beran, who actually got his start in Chicago. At first, I was just a fly on the wall. I was just
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23.12.2022 / 17:47
I'll Say It: Emily Cooper Is Bad at Her Job
is a modern fairy tale: Emily Cooper, a bright-eyed marketing prodigy from Chicago, transfers to Paris and takes the French division of her company by storm. She introduces the team to the brave, not-so-new world of social media, lands several massive new clients, and consistently comes up with thrilling new ideas right in the nick of time. But I'm not buying it. While watching , which premiered on Netflix on December 21, I couldn't help but cringe as Emily was praised for her objectively awful ideas.
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20.12.2022 / 20:13
Comedian & ‘Cum Town’ Co-Host Stavros Halkias To Star In Road Movie ‘Exit Statement’
EXCLUSIVE: Comedian Stavros Halkias is set to lead road-movie comedy Exit Statement from genre outfit Queensbury Pictures.
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17.12.2022 / 22:27
Celebrity Mountain Lion P-22 Euthanized
The mountain lion known as P-22, who lived in highly urban Griffith Park for more than a decade, was “compassionately euthanized” Saturday morning because of the serious injuries he suffered earlier this week and his generally poor condition, according to the California Dept. of Fish & Wildlife’s director,.
deadline.com
15.12.2022 / 19:51
Scene 2 Seen Podcast: Lil Rel Howery Discusses His Latest HBO Standup Special ‘I Said It, Ya’ll Thinking It’ And The Process Of Curating A Comedy Routine
Another week, another episode of the Scene 2 See podcast. I am your host Valerie Complex associate editor and film writer at Deadline Hollywood. On today’s episode is comedian Lil Rel Howery.
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13.12.2022 / 19:05
Film Independent Spirit Awards TV Nominations: ‘Abbott Elementary, ‘Pachinko’, ‘The Bear’ ‘Severance’, More
The Film Independent Spirit Awards are unveiling their 2023 nominees for television Tuesday morning. The reveal marks a previously announced expansion of the TV categories, as well as a move to gender-neutral acting races this year in both television and film, the latter of which were revealed last month during the Spirits’ film nominations.
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10.12.2022 / 21:55
Celebrity Mountain Lion P-22 To Be Removed From Griffith Park After Attacks
The mountain lion who has attracted media attention for his forays from his habitat in urban Griffith Park in Los Angeles is soon to be captured.
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08.12.2022 / 21:23
Kevin O’Donnell & Mark McKay Join Allen Media Group As Byron Allen’s Company Expands TV Sales Team
Byron Allen’s Allen Media Group is expanding its television sales team with the addition of Kevin O’Donnell and Mark McKay.
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07.12.2022 / 21:19
‘Till’ Star Danielle Deadwyler Reveals The Emotional Trauma Of Her Gut-Wrenching Portrayal: “I Am Completely And Utterly Wrecked”
On and off screen, Danielle Deadwyler implores us to not “look away”. Her eyes convey a quality that filmmaker Chinonye Chukwu recognized when she cast the Atlanta native to portray Mamie Till-Mobley, mother of 14-year-old Emmett Louis Till, who was abducted, then lynched by white supremacists in Mississippi on August 28, 1955. When her son’s tortured, misshaped body was shipped home to Chicago, Till-Mobley insisted on an open casket to ensure mourners witnessed first-hand the life-ending cruelty her sweet boy had suffered. “We can’t look away either,” Deadwyler says. “We have to look.”
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06.12.2022 / 06:21
Kirstie Alley Dead at 71: Tim Allen, Kristin Chenoweth, John Travolta and More Stars React
A loss felt by many. Kirstie Alley’s former costars, including Tim Allen, Kristin Chenoweth and John Travolta are morning her death after news broke on Monday, December 5, that she’d died at age 71.
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06.12.2022 / 04:31
Yakira Chambers Dies: Actress And ‘NCIS: Hawai’i’ Story Editor Was 42
An upcoming episode of NCIS: Hawai’i will pay tribute to Yakira Chambers, story editor for the CBS drama who died suddenly last week at the age of 42.