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The Irish Sun
a day ago
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- The Irish Sun
Stars of iconic 00s drama reuniting on different show – but there's a twist
STARS of an iconic noughties drama are reuniting on-screen nearly two decades later. Two former castmates from the beloved series are teaming up again, only this time they're swapping politics for power-coupling. 4 West Wing legends Alison Janney and Bradley Whitford are reuniting in another drama Credit: Alamy 4 They are swapping the corridors of power for domestic politics - playing a feuding husband and wife in The Diplomat Credit: Getty It's none other than The pair, who famously starred as press secretary C.J. Cregg and deputy chief of staff Josh Lyman in the iconic Only this time, they're ditching the corridors of power for domestic politics - playing a feuding husband and wife. Fans of The West Wing are already buzzing over the on-screen reunion - but seeing the duo lock horns in a rocky marriage is a far cry from their old dynamic in the beloved series. more on netflix TV royalty Alison Janney has spilled the beans on her long-awaited reunion with The West Wing co-star Bradley Whitford — and fans are in for a treat. The Hollywood duo are reuniting in season three of Netflix's hit political drama Speaking at the Las Culturistas Culture Awards in LA, Janney, 64, couldn't hide her excitement: 'I knew everyone who hadn't worked with him before was in for the treat of their lives. He's not only a brilliant actor - he's hilarious. He had the whole crew in stitches.' Showrunner Debora Cahn said the reunion has everyone on set buzzing: 'Seeing them work together again after all these years... it feels like we're doing something delicious.' Most read in Drama Season three of The Diplomat is expected to land on Netflix this autumn - and with two Emmy nods already, it's shaping up to be must-watch telly. Hit political drama The West Wing was a TV juggernaut, scooping 26 Emmys and even winning Best Drama four years in a row. The West Wing's Josh Lyman discusses nuclear war and a smallpox pandemic in season five The all-star cast, which also included The show was such a hit it raked in up to 17 million viewers per episode in its heyday and is still binged by fans nearly 20 years after it ended. Even Barack Obama was a superfan, with The West Wing praised for its feel-good, idealistic take on American politics. And with three Golden Globes and a Peabody Award under its belt, it's no wonder many still call it the greatest political drama of all time. The The Now fans are buzzing to see Allison and Bradley back in action. As it's the first time the TV favourites will have reunited on screen in years, viewers are eager to see if their chemistry is still sizzling. And with The Diplomat already a smash hit for Netflix, their reunion could send season three sky-high. 4 Fans are thrilled to see the TV favourites reunite on screen Credit: CLIFTON PRESCOD/NETFLIX 4 Hit political drama The West Wing was a TV juggernaut, scooping 26 Emmys and even winning Best Drama four years in a row Credit: Getty
Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Stars of iconic 00s drama reuniting on different show – but there's a twist
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) STARS of an iconic noughties drama are reuniting on-screen nearly two decades later. Two former castmates from the beloved series are teaming up again, only this time they're swapping politics for power-coupling. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 4 West Wing legends Alison Janney and Bradley Whitford are reuniting in another drama Credit: Alamy 4 They are swapping the corridors of power for domestic politics - playing a feuding husband and wife in The Diplomat Credit: Getty It's none other than West Wing legends Alison Janney and Bradley Whitford - back on our screens, but with a very unexpected twist. The pair, who famously starred as press secretary C.J. Cregg and deputy chief of staff Josh Lyman in the iconic White House drama, are reuniting in Netflix's hit political series The Diplomat. Only this time, they're ditching the corridors of power for domestic politics - playing a feuding husband and wife. Fans of The West Wing are already buzzing over the on-screen reunion - but seeing the duo lock horns in a rocky marriage is a far cry from their old dynamic in the beloved series. TV royalty Alison Janney has spilled the beans on her long-awaited reunion with The West Wing co-star Bradley Whitford — and fans are in for a treat. The Hollywood duo are reuniting in season three of Netflix's hit political drama The Diplomat, with Whitford joining the cast as Todd Penn - husband to Janney's character, Vice President Grace Penn, who suddenly becomes President following a shock White House death. Speaking at the Las Culturistas Culture Awards in LA, Janney, 64, couldn't hide her excitement: 'I knew everyone who hadn't worked with him before was in for the treat of their lives. He's not only a brilliant actor - he's hilarious. He had the whole crew in stitches.' Showrunner Debora Cahn said the reunion has everyone on set buzzing: 'Seeing them work together again after all these years... it feels like we're doing something delicious.' Season three of The Diplomat is expected to land on Netflix this autumn - and with two Emmy nods already, it's shaping up to be must-watch telly. Hit political drama The West Wing was a TV juggernaut, scooping 26 Emmys and even winning Best Drama four years in a row. The West Wing's Josh Lyman discusses nuclear war and a smallpox pandemic in season five The all-star cast, which also included Martin Sheen, became household names - with fast-talking scenes and walk-and-talk moments now iconic. The show was such a hit it raked in up to 17 million viewers per episode in its heyday and is still binged by fans nearly 20 years after it ended. Even Barack Obama was a superfan, with The West Wing praised for its feel-good, idealistic take on American politics. And with three Golden Globes and a Peabody Award under its belt, it's no wonder many still call it the greatest political drama of all time. The best series on Netflix The best movies on Netflix New on Netflix: What to watch this week Now fans are buzzing to see Allison and Bradley back in action. As it's the first time the TV favourites will have reunited on screen in years, viewers are eager to see if their chemistry is still sizzling. And with The Diplomat already a smash hit for Netflix, their reunion could send season three sky-high. 4 Fans are thrilled to see the TV favourites reunite on screen Credit: CLIFTON PRESCOD/NETFLIX
NZ Herald
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- NZ Herald
Jamie Lee Curtis suffers backlash after interrupting awards show hosts
Jamie Lee Curtis appeared to be genuinely telling off the hosts of an awards ceremony in Los Angeles. Photo / Listening to articles is free for open-access content—explore other articles or learn more about text-to-speech. Jamie Lee Curtis appeared to be genuinely telling off the hosts of an awards ceremony in Los Angeles. Photo / Hollywood actor Jamie Lee Curtis is copping a backlash online for her strange outburst on the red carpet at a recent awards show – seemingly unaware that she was dressing down her hosts for the evening. Curtis was a guest at the recent Las Culturistas Culture Awards at the Orpheum Theatre in Los Angeles. The tongue-in-cheek pop culture-themed awards (some sample categories: the Woman of a Certain Age Award and Best Title for the Next Bridget Jones) are the brainchild of comedians and podcasters Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers. The pair were on the red carpet outside the Orpheum, answering some questions for media outlet Vulture, which had asked them to recite some iconic movie lines into the camera. Saturday Night Live star Yang was giving it his best Julia Roberts as Erin Brokovich, delivering the line 'I'm not talkin' to you, b****!', when suddenly Curtis appeared beside them, interrupting the vox pop and looking agitated. 'We're quoting Julia Roberts,' Rogers explained, perhaps worried Curtis had thought that particular quote was directed at her.
Buzz Feed
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Buzz Feed
Jamie Lee Curtis Crashes Bowen Yang And Matt Rogers Interview
This past week, Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers hosted their annual Las Culturistas Culture Awards in Los Angeles. Spun off from their same-name podcast, the ceremony celebrates the "most iconic and consequential moments of the year" through over 100 categories. At one point in a red carpet interview with Vulture, Bowen and Matt were asked to share a pop culture quote that lives in their heads. "You know what just jumped to my head?" Matt said. "Legally Blonde. Elle Woods. 'What, like, it's hard?'" "Mine is gonna be Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich," Bowen answered, before giving a spirited impression of Julia's "underrated" line, "'I'm not talking to you, bitch!" Overhearing Bowen, Jamie turned away from her own apparent interview and walked over to them, miming to lower their voices while seemingly shushing them. "Whoa," she said, as Matt excitedly told Jamie, "We're quoting Julia Roberts!" Continuing to lower her hand, Jamie said, "Listen, bring the whole fucking thing down." "You're gonna hate the show then," Bowed said, as Matt added, "We'll sit you in the back." Writing underneath the video, one fan wondered, "Jamie Lee Curtis what was that." Another wrote she "better [had] been doing a bit........." "the audacity to interrupt someone's interview at Their Own Award Show just to shush them is insane" an X user wrote. Another said, "🥴😩 this made me CRINGGGGGGGEEEEEE holy shit. Wow." "This is the same as getting shushed," someone else stated, before calling Jamie's behavior "fucking triggering." "I really don't like the way she's talking to them," an Instagram user agreed. One fan wondered, "Does she know whose show she's at? Like wtf." As someone else shared, "She truly repulses me." People also praised Matt and Bowen's responses to Jamie. Yikes! So far, Jamie hasn't responded to the criticism, but we've reached out to her reps for comment. Until then, tell me what you make of the clip below.
New York Post
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- New York Post
Jamie Lee Curtis reacts to CBS cancelling ‘The Late Show' — ahead of upcoming Stephen Colbert interview: ‘It's awful'
Jamie Lee Curtis has spoken. The 'Freakier Friday' star, 66, shared her thoughts about CBS canceling Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' during an appearance this past Thursday at the Las Culturistas Culture Awards. 'It's bad,' Curtis told Variety during the Los Angeles event. 'I'm excited that I will get to be on his show in about two weeks. I've never been on his show.' 8 The 'Freakier Friday' star, 66, shared her thoughts about CBS canceling Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show' during an appearance this past Thursday at the Las Culturistas Culture Awards. CBS via Getty Images 8 Curtis is set to appear on the show with Stephen Colbert in the coming weeks. CBS via Getty Images 'I really like him,' she added. 'He's smart and funny and a lovely human. It's awful.' The 'Halloween' star's remarks at the Orpheum Theatre came the same day that CBS announced 'The Late Show With Stephen Colbert' would be pulled off the air in May 2026 following the show's next season. 8 'It's bad,' Curtis told Variety during the Los Angeles event. 'I'm excited that I will get to be on his show in about two weeks. I've never been on his show.' Getty Images Although the network claimed that the move was 'purely a financial decision,' it brought major backlash and controversy. 'We consider Stephen Colbert irreplaceable and will retire 'The Late Show' franchise in May of 2026,' CBS said in a statement. 'We are proud that Stephen called CBS home. He and the broadcast will be remembered in the pantheon of greats that graced late-night television.' 'This is purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night,' the network added. 'It is not related in any way to the show's performance, content or other matters happening at Paramount.' 8 Colbert addressed the situation while taping Thursday night's show at the Ed Sullivan Theatre in New York. colbertlateshow/Instagram 8 'I'm not being replaced, this is all just going away,' Colbert, 61, said. 'I do want to say that the folks at CBS have been great partners. I'm so grateful to the Tiffany Network for giving me this chair and this beautiful theater to call home.' CBS via Getty Images Colbert himself addressed the situation while taping Thursday night's show at the Ed Sullivan Theatre in New York. The comedian revealed that he learned the news on Wednesday and expressed his appreciation to CBS for allowing him to host 'The Late Show' for more than 10 seasons. 'I'm not being replaced, this is all just going away,' Colbert, 61, explained. 'I do want to say that the folks at CBS have been great partners. I'm so grateful to the Tiffany Network for giving me this chair and this beautiful theater to call home.' 8 Jamie Lee Curtis at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity 2025 on June 16, 2025, in Cannes, France. Getty Images 'And of course, I'm grateful to you, the audience who have joined us,' he continued. 'And I am extraordinarily, deeply grateful to the 200 people who work here. We get to do this show for each other, every day, all day.' 'It is a fantastic job. I wish someone else was getting it,' the host concluded. However, not everyone was as graceful as Colbert regarding the surprising news. Fellow late-night host Jimmy Kimmel blasted CBS over its decision to cancel 'The Late Show,' and Jimmy Fallon said that he was 'shocked' by the move. 'Love you Stephen,' Kimmel, 57, wrote on his Instagram Story on Thursday night. 'F–k you and all your Sheldons CBS.' 8 Jimmy Kimmel blasted CBS over its decision to cancel 'The Late Show,' and Jimmy Fallon said that he was 'shocked' by the move. Disney via Getty Images 8 Fellow late-night host Jimmy Fallon said he believed he'd 'ride this out with him for years to come' after news of the cancellation emerged. Getty Images 'I'm just as shocked as everyone,' Fallon, 50, added Friday morning. 'Stephen is one of the sharpest, funniest hosts to ever do it.' 'I really thought I'd ride this out with him for years to come,' the 'Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon' host added. By the time 'The Late Show' ends in May 2026, Colbert will have hosted 10 full seasons and more than 1,600 episodes. The former 'Colbert Report' anchor took over the iconic late-night desk in 2015 when David Letterman retired from the role after 22 years.
