“Barry” co-creators Bill Hader and Alec Berg talk to IndieWire about building a dark, violent show that played off the audience’s expectation of Hader as a lovable comedian.
Winkler spent years trying to get out from the shadow of his “Happy Days” character, and now he’s having another career high. “It’s really good to be alive and be Henry!”
As a newcomer to the theater, the star of HBO’s hit(man) comedy gives a masterclass in acting when he’s on and off the stage.
Plus, five more things the cast and crew revealed at the FYC panel.
The HBO show’s co-star describes the challenges of playing an aspiring actress’ experience in an honest, grounded way.
Each network. One show. Only the best.
The new series cleverly combines a harrowing story of a hitman in crisis with his surprising salvation in a North Hollywood theatre.
HBO’s comedy about a hitman who discovers his love of theater held its Hollywood red carpet premiere on Wednesday.
At SXSW, Bill Hader and Alec Berg discussed how the actor’s severe stage fright on the variety show made him “a prisoner of his own talent.”
Henry Winkler co-stars as an acting coach in the newest piece to the network’s Sunday night comedy puzzle.
The show will grace the screens in Spring 2018.
With “Barry” on Netflix, the time is ripe to examine how Obama influenced the movies over the past eight years — and how they might change in the age of Trump.
