New Jungle Cruise interview outtakes show off Emily Blunt's sick burns and The Rock loves it.
He's back in the ring.
Larry Wilmore is one of our best comedy voices we've got. The acclaimed writer/producer/performer has been an integral voice to influential works like The Bernie Mac Show, The Daily Show, Insecure, Black-ish, and of course, The Office. I'm excited Wilmore will be heading back in front of TV cameras on a regular basis (RIP The Nightly Show) in an upcoming topical Peacock comedy show, and I'm excited that, during a TCA panel about the upcoming show, he dropped some gems about one of his most iconic Office moments. "Diversity Day," episode two (two!) of …
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Joker cinematographer Lawrence Sher has given context to the viral outtake of Joaquin Phoenix yelling at him on the set of the DC film.
The viral video of a Joker outtake depicting an angry Joaquin Phoenix losing his temper and cursing out a crew member is confirmed to be fake.
The Joker actor appeared visibly uncomfortable as the clip rolled, but this isn't the first time a weird thing like this has happened, so was it for real?
Though most people won't be able to see Joker until it arrives in theaters this weekend, you can get a behind-the-scenes look at the tense production courtesy of a new clip from Jimmy Kimmel Live. The clip in question, which came as an apparent surprise to guest interviewee and Joker star Joaquin Phoenix, sees the three-time Oscar-nominee attempting to focus on set. The problem is that his concentration is broken by cinematographer Lawrence "Larry" Sher's careless whispers, which were enough to make Phoenix lose his cool. It would be an NSFW clip if not …
Though most people won't be able to see Joker until it arrives in theaters this weekend, you can get a behind-the-scenes look at the tense production courtesy of a new clip from Jimmy Kimmel Live. The clip in question, which came as an apparent surprise to guest interviewee and Joker star Joaquin Phoenix, sees the three-time Oscar-nominee attempting to focus on set. The problem is that his concentration is broken by cinematographer Lawrence "Larry" Sher's careless whispers, which were enough to make Phoenix lose his cool. It would be an NSFW clip if not …
Netflix releases a blooper reel for The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance featuring outtakes and antics from the set of The Dark Crystal prequel series.
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