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Being a movie star is both a blessing and a curse. The blessings are fairly obvious, but, like all things that are too good to be true, they bring with them the seeds for the curse that follows, which is that movie stardom can set actors up for that much greater a fall should they start to slip off their pedestal. Some instances of actors taking a hard fall are deserved when it's to do with their offscreen behavior, yet in instances where it's mostly to do with the projects they're involved with being subpar, it's hard not to feel sorry for them.

Take Burt Reynolds, for instance. By the end of the 1970s he was among the most well-known and highest-paid actors working, and as the 1980s rolled on he continued to work with other name stars and solid filmmakers like Dolly Parton, Don Siegel, Blake Edwards, his buddy Hal Needham,...

On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every other day throughout the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. The Free Movie of the Day we have for you today is the 2004 thriller The Keeper, starring Dennis Hopper and Asia Argento. You can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article.

Directed by Paul Lynch from a screenplay by Gerald Sanford, The Keeper has the following synopsis: When an apparently exemplary cop abducts and secretly imprisons a beautiful dancer, a deadly battle of wills between captor and captive ensues.

Hopper and Argento are joined in the cast by Helen Shaver, Lochlyn Munro, Charles Frederick, Alex Zahara, Alejandro Abellan, Fred Keating, Philip Granger, Joe McCoy, Angela Uyeda, Brad Loree, Robert Saunders, Charlie Gudgeon, Garfield Wilson,...

Exclusive: Emmy-nominated actor and Home and Family co-host Cameron Mathison is returning to the world of daytime soaps, joining the cast of ABC’s long-running daytime drama series General Hospital.

No details on Mathison’s role for now, but it will mark his return to daytime TV following word that Home and Family will end in August after its current ninth season.

Mathison is known for his previous role as Ryan Lavery in the daytime series All My Children, for which he earned Daytime Emmy nominations for Outstanding Supporting Actor in 2002 and 2004. He was named co-host of Hallmark Channel’s Home & Family, with Debbie Matenopoulos, in season 7 in 2018. He also previously served as feature correspondent for Good Morning America, Entertainment Tonight and Extra, and he co-hosted the 35th Annual Daytime Emmy Awards.

Mathison has starred in Hallmark Channel originals including At Home in Mitford, opposite Andie MacDowell, A Summer to Remember opposite Catherine Bell,...

Kevin Dobson, best known to TV audiences as Mack MacKenzie on the long-running Dallas spinoff Knots Landing, has died at the age of 77.

Dobson’s passing was confirmed by the United Veterans Council of San Joaquin County, on which he previously served as chairman. A cause of death has not been disclosed.

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Dobson’s TV career began with episodes of series such as The Doctors,...

Kevin Dobson, who starred as Telly Savalas’ eager young partner Bobby Crocker on Kojak and as Michele Lee’s husband, Mack MacKenzie, on Knots Landing, has died. He was 77.

Dobson died Sunday evening in a hospital in Stockton, California, after struggling with an autoimmune deficiency, his rep, Arthur Toretzk, told The Hollywood Reporter. He lived in the city, home to the United Veterans Council of San Joaquin County, for whom he served as chairman.

Dobson played other cops on the short-lived 1981-82 CBS drama Shannon and on the Canadian series F/X: The Series in 1996-97 and worked on the daytime soaps Days of Our Lives, The Bold and ...

Kevin Dobson, who starred as Telly Savalas’ eager young partner Bobby Crocker on Kojak and as Michele Lee’s husband, Mack MacKenzie, on Knots Landing, has died. He was 77.

Dobson died Sunday evening in a hospital in Stockton, California, after struggling with an autoimmune deficiency, his rep, Arthur Toretzk, told The Hollywood Reporter. He lived in the city, home to the United Veterans Council of San Joaquin County, for whom he served as chairman.

Dobson played other cops on the short-lived 1981-82 CBS drama Shannon and on the Canadian series F/X: The Series in 1996-97 and worked on the daytime soaps Days of Our Lives, The Bold and ...