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It could have been a cash grab, but Jeremy Strong prepared for his Dunkin’ Donuts commercial like an actor getting ready to play Hamlet. He spent days thinking about how to make the Super Bowl spot unique before landing on the idea to send up his own reputation for going “full method.” The ad, which was directed by Ben Affleck and features Casey Affleck, finds Strong submerged in coffee grounds, refusing to leave his trailer to film his spot for the breakfast chain until the muse appears.

“I wanted to poke fun at this idea of me as this sententious, self-serious actor,” Strong says. “It was my response to the idea that I ‘don’t get the joke.'”

Ever since the New Yorker published a deep look into his intense approach, Strong has been perceived as one of those actors with a capital “A,” ostentatiously suffering for his art.

So, Gaf is bringing us the origin story of “I Heard the Bells,” the Christmas carol, not the Taco Bell you’re craving after one too many eggnogs. This holiday season, get ready for a dose of 19th-century heartbreak and poetic redemption with “I Heard the Bells,” a made-for-tv movie chronicling the life of Henry Wadsworth […]

I Heard The Bells Great American Family Premiere This Thanksgiving...

The Christmas Season is about to arrive and that means Great American Family’s non-stop Christmas Movie are about to begin. Of course, every October, Gaf, as well as Lifetime, and Hallmark, begin to play Christmas movies that lead up to the holiday and beyond. What is Great American Family Family’s schedule this year?

Great American Family Spoilers: Christmas Movies Kick Off On October 17

Great American Family has announced that their Christmas programming will begin on Thursday, October 17 and will continue throughout the holidays. Fans will not only see some new movies, but some classics as well.

This Christmas movie marathon will not disappoint fans by any means. Here is what fans have to look forward to and will not want to miss.

All movies will begin at 8pm Eastern time on Great American Family. Great American Family wants to thank fans for letting us be a huge part...

Great American Family has announced the dates of their Great American Christmas movies for 2024. The network is kicking off its non-stop holiday programming on Thursday, October 17. This will continue until the holidays are over. There are a lot of new movies, as well as a couple of classics that holiday movie fans will not want to miss.

Here are the 2024 Great American Christmas movies. All movies air at 8 p.m., Eastern, on Great American Family.

Candace Cameron Bure, Cameron Mathison, Gaf – Instagram Christmas In Scotland Kicks Off Great American Family’s Christmas Schedule

Christmas In Scotland premieres on Saturday, October 19, and stars Jill Winternitz and Dominic Watters.

According to The Futon Critic, when a New York installation designer goes to Scotland, she works with a wealthy heir and confessed Christmas hater to create a light display for his small Scottish town.

Still Photography on the set of ‘A Royal Proposal’ Rhiannon Fish,...

Universal and 87North’s action horror pic Violent Night is off to a healthy start with 1.1M previews last night. Hopefully this movie will give the weekend box office a pulse and overperform which is typically a slow period post Thanksgiving, and even worse given the fact that the marketplace is still in rebuild.

Pic fired off previews at 5Pm at 3,000 theaters. Projections are 10M-12M for Violent Night, but it’s set to get beat by Disney/Marvel Studio’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever with a 17M-25M fourth weekend win. Preview comps to Violent Night include Jackass Forever, The Menu and The Northman. The David Harbour Santa takes revenge and matters into his own hands movie had its trailer amass over 115M views worldwide.

Wakanda Forever won the week with 54.2M in its third go-round and a running total of 376.1M.

Update, 2:18 Pm: The second impeachment of Donald Trump is constitutional, according to the United States Senate. Though a conviction over Trump’s role in the violent attempted coup of January 6 is looking pretty unlikely at this point

Covered live on ABC, NBC, CBS, BBC World News, C-Span, CNN, MSNBC and more, the jurors voted 56 – 44 to move forward. Fox News did not cover the actual vote, instead choosing to go with anchor commentary from The Five.

“The Senate shall proceed with the trial as provide under the condition of that resolution,” declared Senate President pro tempore and Batman movies regular Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-vt). Today mirrored an earlier vote on the impeachment that was 55-45. The addition in the impeachment column was Sen. Bill Cassidy, Republican of Louisiana. Despite his harsh words against Trump in past weeks, Minority Leader Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-ky) voted with the Trump defense.

With that,...