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Jun 18, 2024 · Harry Connick Jr. is an American singer, actor, and pianist from New Orleans, Louisiana. The 56-year-old has starred in multiple titles including Hope Floats (1998), Copycat (1995), The Iron...
Jun 18, 2024 · Gene Wilder wasn't close friends with Richard Pryor and battled Alzheimer's in his final years but remained young at heart. The Remembering Gene Wilder documentary was an insightful look at an extraordinary actor's life in front of and away from the camera that revealed many details viewers might not have been aware of.
3 days ago · LOS ANGELES – Renowned American singer Harry Connick, Jr. is known as an actor too, playing characters from creepy to cool, is returning to the screen in a Netflix film that will feature Cyprus, a romantic comedy called Find Me Falling. “I waited for you that day…. I was young. I was scared,” goes the tagline for the movie that will ...
Jun 16, 2024 · Daniel Radcliffe, who portrayed the series' title character, Harry Potter, was the icon of the film series from the release of the first film in 2001. This is a list of Harry Potter cast members who portrayed or voiced characters appearing in the film series.
4 days ago · Harry Connick Jr. and Ali Fumiko Whitney in Netflix's Find Me Falling (2024) As for how the cast and crew enjoyed the stunning Mediterranean locale, "When we were in Pafos, I was able to relax and spend time with my on screen mom, Agni Scott, by the pool," says Whitney.
4 days ago · Dive into a story filled with love, laughter, and unexpected twists as you follow the journey of the characters brought to life by an incredible cast, including the charismatic Harry Connick...
3 days ago · Harry Connick, Jr. is the star of Find Me Falling, Netflix’s new movie out on July 19! The 56-year-old entertainer plays an aging rock star in the film. Here’s a synopsis of the movie: Coming off a flop album and his biggest hit’s dwindling popularity, aging rock star John Allman (Connick, Jr.) decides to take a break from his career to reclaim his spark.
