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Fans mourn the tragic death of Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who passed away at the age of 54. Warner played the role of Theodore Huxtable in the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show. He was open about how the legacy of the show was ruined when the allegations against Bill Cosby surfaced. However, he had admitted that he was “very proud” of his iconic role.

Cosby was accused of s*xual assault by multiple women, and these accusations became public in 2014. More than 50 women claimed that he had s*xually assaulted them during the period from 1969 to 2004. He was convicted in 2018 but was later released from prison in 2021 after his conviction was overturned.

During his appearance on Jemele Hill is Unbothered after Cosby’s release from prison, he shared how he assessed the whole situation with Cosby as being more layered. He said that he couldn’t defend Cosby’s actions, but also added...

Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who starred in The Cosby Show as Theo Huxtable, has died. According to multiple reports, including from CNN and People Monday, Warner died Sunday following an accidental drowning while swimming during a family vacation in Costa Rica. He was 54.

Costa Rica National Police told ABC News that the actor died of asphyxia after swimming near Cocles in Limon, Costa Rica. Police told the outlet he was caught by a high current in the water. His body was discovered and identified by his family Sunday afternoon.

Warner was most known for The Cosby Show.

Actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, who rose to fame with his role as Theodore Huxtable on the classic sitcom The Cosby Show, has died. He was 54 years old.

As first reported by TMZ, Warner died after an apparent drowning. A new report by People adds that the incident happened while Warner was swimming during a family vacation. Other details about what happened, such as where exactly it took place and other circumstances, are not yet clear.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner was born on Aug. 18, 1970. He became a TV star at a young age with his role on The Cosby Show, which ran from 1984 until 1992. For his role as Theodore, the actor earned a Primetime Emmy Award nomination. Because The Cosby Show was one of the most popular and successful programs of its era, the series also forever made Warner a recognizable star, though he went on to take on dozens of other notable roles in the years since.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner has joined the cast of the hit ABC procedural series 9-1-1. The popular television star will play a nurse named Amir in the series, and the synopsis says he has a “complicated past.” The network has released a first-look sneak peek at his role on the show and what fans can expect.

Here is a look at the first look at Malcolm-Jamal Warner on 9-1-1.

Malcolm-Jamal Warner Joins 9-1-1 Cast

Malcolm-Jamal Warner has a long history as a popular television star. Most fans got to know him when he played Theodore Huxtable on the NBC sitcom The Cosby Show. That was one of the most-watched sitcoms of the 1990s and it helped make the young man a star, although he mostly stuck with television after that.

Thanks to his breakout on The Cosby Show, he earned a Primetime Emmy Award nomination for his role as Theo.

Drafthouse Films has acquired three films that it will release theatrically in U.S. theaters followed by digital releases across major streaming platforms.

They include “Mister Organ,” a documentary from journalist and filmmaker David Farrier, whose 2016 film “Tickled” explored the dark underbelly of “competitive endurance tickling,” will be released in theaters this fall. As he turns his camera on another stranger than fiction story, Farrier finds himself caught in an increasingly dangerous game of cat and mouse with a mysterious character who expertly manipulates the lives of anyone who dares to expose his secrets. The film, Produced by Ant Timpson and Firefly Films’ Emma Slade and Alex Reed, was a critical and audience favorite at Fantastic Fest 2022, and has become a box office hit in Farrier’s native New Zealand.

“I am incredibly happy to be working with Drafthouse Films,” said Farrier “Watching this funny, disturbing, and deeply weird documentary...

Jan Oliver Lucks, the New Zealand-based director of “There Is No I in Threesome,” has signed with U.S. talent agency ICM Partners for representation in all areas.

The controversial film about an open relationship premiered on WarnerMedia’s HBO Max streaming service earlier this year and was the first New Zealand movie to do so. “Threesome” will have its theatrical world premiere at the New Zealand International Film Festival in early November.

Lucks, who says he is always interested in film as a tool for exploring vulnerability, turned the camera on himself for “There Is No I In Threesome.” In love, newly engaged and maintaining a long-distance relationship, he and his fiancée decide to throw traditional rules out the window by opening-up their relationship before they tie the knot.

Lucks was born in Germany to an Iranian-Indian mother and a German father. In 2005 he moved to New Zealand to...

WarnerMedia has picked up the intimate, sexually themed New Zealand-made documentary There is No I in Threesome.

The film will have its world premiere at the WarnerMedia Lodge at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend, followed by a streaming release on Feb. 11, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

There is No I in Threesome is directed by Jan Oliver Lucks who also co-wrote and stars in the film alongside co-writer Natalie Medlock. It is produced by Alexander Behse and Alex Reed.

The film is described as a “modern-day love story, exploring the ups, downs and surprises of an open ...

WarnerMedia has picked up the intimate, sexually themed New Zealand-made documentary There is No I in Threesome.

The film will have its world premiere at the WarnerMedia Lodge at the Sundance Film Festival this weekend, followed by a streaming release on Feb. 11, just in time for Valentine’s Day.

There is No I in Threesome is directed by Jan Oliver Lucks who also co-wrote and stars in the film alongside co-writer Natalie Medlock. It is produced by Alexander Behse and Alex Reed.

The film is described as a “modern-day love story, exploring the ups, downs and surprises of an open ...

‘The Girl On The Bridge’.

The New Zealand Film Commission (Nzfc) will be one of eight organisations to present a curated selection of docs-in-progress as part of Cannes Docs.

Running June 22 – 26 as part of the now virtual Marché du Film, the in progress showcase is designed for decision makers such as festival programmers and sales agents looking for new titles.

The films will be presented by a video pitch and 10-minute sequence of the rough cut.

The four New Zealand documentaries and filmmakers are:

The Girl on The Bridge – director Leanne Pooley, producers Cass Avery and Alex Reed. The story of a young woman with the weight of a generation on her shoulders. Having survived her own suicidal struggles Jazz Thornton is a mental health activist, fighting to change how society and the system are dealing with young people like her. This is a film about hope. It is a film about redemption.