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According to a recent report from the folks over at Soapcentral.com, the crew of CBS' hit soap opera "The Bold And The Beautiful" has set a date to bring back one of their main male characters later next month! As previously reported, we let you guys know that the character Thorne Forrester had been recast. Actor Winsor Harmon had been playing Thorne since 1996. But now,actor Ingo Rademacher will be portraying him when he returns this next time around. Now, we've finally got the return date for Thorne's character. It turns out that Ingo will make his first on-screen appearance as Thorne on the Monday, November 27,2017 episode. So, be sure to mark that date down on your TV calendars for the return of Thorne. Soapcentral went on to further explain that Rademacher will actually report to set on Tuesday, October 24,2017 to begin filming. Ingo recently talked to Soap Opera...

According to a new report from the folks over at Soapcentral, the Bold and The Beautiful crew is currently recasting a pretty popular main male character with former General Hospital Jasper "Jax" Jacks star Ingo Rademacher (above). He's being brought on to play character Thorne Forrester. Apparently, he was in the running against former Thorne actor Winsor Harmon. Winsor recently hopped on his official Twitter account to reveal that he had been replaced. He said that The Bold And The Beautiful executive producer/head writer Bradley Bell told him that they had decided to recast Thorne. This apparently didn't go over well with a lot of fans since Winsor had been playing the Thorne role since 1996. Winsor wrote, "Just spoke with Brad Bell and at this time he's decided to Recast Thorne. I wish the new actor and the show continued success." Rademacher talked to TVInsider.com about his Thorne...

Here at Et, we love an anniversary -- whether it’s the 20th anniversary of Scream or Clueless, 10 years in the life of The Hills or the magical time making No Doubt’s Magic Kingdom 20 years later. And as we settle in 2017, it’s time to look ahead at all those upcoming moments that will have you saying, “I remember when…”

Here’s a brief look at our favorite TV and film milestones of 2017:

Jan. 25, 2002: A Walk to Remember (15 Years)

While fans are crying over Mandy Moore’s Golden Globe-nominated performance on NBC’s hit new series This Is Us, it was just 15 years ago that they cried over her performance in the weepy adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’ book about a girl with cancer who falls in love with a rebellious classmate.

Let’s not also forget that 2002 gave us Naomie Harris in 28 Days Later, Barbershop, Ryan Gosling in Murder by Numbers, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, [link...

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It's 10 years since Samuel L Jackson had enough of those muddyfunsting snakes on that Monday to Friday plane....

Can you remember where you were when you first heard the title Snakes On A Plane? Try and put yourself back in that mindset for a moment. It’s tough, sitting here in 2016, to remember how outrageous it seemed. After all, we live in a world where a movie called Sharknado not only exists, but has three sequels, the most recent of which even has a Star Wars joke for a subtitle (The 4th Awakens). Fan fantasy concepts like 'Batman vs Superman' have been turned into $250 million movies. I mean, there’s even a Grumpy Cat film. Nowadays, if something goes viral online, there’s a very good chance Hollywood will shell out for the movie rights.

But back in 2006, an idea like Snakes On A Plane was sort of exciting; firstly,...

Chicago Justice will be served by a Law & Order vet.

Michael S. Chernuchin — who was an executive producer on Criminal Intent as well as the mother-ship series — has been named showrunner of NBC’s midseason Windy City-set spinoff, our sister site Deadline reports.

RelatedFall TV’s First Scoops: A Chicago Fire Breakup, Med Romance + Intel From 16 Other Returning Series

In addition to overseeing L&O from 2002-04, Chernuchin was a producer on Black Sails, Canterbury’s Law and 24.

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* HBO will re-air Beyoncé’s visual album Lemonade on Saturday, June 18, at 10/9c.

Who's the best witch in all pop culture-dom?

That's a tough question to answer, since movies and TV have offered us all manner of witchy women. Some are good. Some are bad. Some are beautiful (but aren't so nice inside) and some look scary (but are still a lot of fun). In lieu of power ranking the various pop culture spellcasters, we've heralded their individual achievements with yearbook-style superlatives.

1. Most Improved: Mildred Hubble in The Worst Witch

Mildred (Fairuza Balk) is a witchy underdog. No one at Miss Cackle's Academy for Witches thinks much of Mildred's potential as master of the supernatural elements,...

Oh high school. It was a rough time for a lot of us. Maybe more memorable for some. While we’re passed those adolescent days now, we’re deep in Back to School days and getting more than a little nostalgic. That’s due in part to all the high school teen movies that still rattle around in our pop culture consciousness. Many of the characters in the movies shared the same embarrassments we did, the same first crushes, the same droning teachers, and we all wish we had a friend like Ferris Bueller.

So we asked the PopOptiq staff, which high school character from the movies were you? Share your own pop culture doppelgänger below!

Randy Meeks (Jamie Kennedy) from Scream

Randy Meeks and I have much in common. We are both massive horror movie fans who worked in a video store, studied film and had a hopeless crush on our best friend.

Rip our beloved Bat Beauty! A punch in the gut to Batfans. A first crush for men of a certain age, the beautiful Yvonne Craig has died at the age of 78.

Yvonne was born on the 16th of May 1937. In her early life before her television career she trained to be a ballet teacher. She gradually moved into acting during the 1950s. Before appearing on television she starred in a few films including; The Young Land, The Gene Krupa Story, Ski Party, and High Time. She even played alongside Elvis Presley in Kissin’ Cousins and briefly dated the King. During the mid-1960s Yvonne moved from film into television, where she appeared in many shows including Man With a Camera, Wagon Train, and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. More famously she played “Marta” (a green skinned Orion) in the third series Star Trek episode entitled “Whom Gods Destroy” in 1968.

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Sometimes, high school can be a virtual hell. Mileage varies by the individual, of course, but in a place where acceptance at a lunch table can be akin to finding an oasis in a desert, there's more weight on the shoulders of many teens than just their backpack straps. Such is the case for Ewen High School student Carrie White, the telekinetic titular character of Stephen King's seminal debut novel published in 1974.

Carrie has been adapted for the screen multiple times for multiple generations, and Scream Factory is giving the Generation Y versions a high-definition upgrade, with their Carrie and The Rage: Carrie 2 double feature Blu-ray now set to hit shelves with an official release date and bonus features, including two new audio commentaries.

Press Release - "Get ready for a double dose of telekinesis terror! Scream Factory presents Carrie & The Rage: Carrie 2 on Blu-ray on April...

The 2014 MTV Video Music Awards nominees are out, and Beyonce is leading the way with eight of her own. But which categories will she win? Eminem and Iggy Azalea are on her heels with seven. But is Azalea's "Fancy" a good video on it's face? HitFix crits Melinda Newman, Louis Virtel and Katie Hasty tackle three questions with three very different answers on the VMAs below, like... will we ever see Lady Gaga in the count again? Beyonce leads all nominees with eight. How many will she go home with? Melinda Newman: To paraphrase “The Sound of Music”: How do you solve a problem like Azalea? Bey may have the most nominations, but Iggy Azalea is hot on her trail with seven and they face off in a number of key categories including video of the year, best female video, and best collaboration. The winners are fan voted, so...

Rachel Blanchard has joined the TV remake of Fargo.

The adaptation - in the works at cable network FX - will run for 10 episodes and is inspired by the Coen Brothers' 1996 movie.

Blanchard has been cast in the recurring role of Kitty Nygaard, according to Deadline.

Kitty is the sister-in-law of smalltown insurance salesman Lester Nygaard, played by Sherlock and The Hobbit actor Martin Freeman.

Dexter's Colin Hanks, Private Practice star Kate Walsh and Breaking Bad's Bob Odenkirk will also star in the Fargo TV series

The 37-year-old Blanchard is best known for her roles on Peep Show, Flight of the Conchords and the Clueless TV series.

> Fargo to be made into TV miniseries by FX

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Barney and Robin’s wedding is becoming one star-studded event.

In addition to The Office’s Ellie Kemper, Roger Bart (Revenge) will guest-star on the upcoming final season of How I Met Your Mother.

Bart will play an employee at the hotel where Barney and Robin are set to wed, TVGuide.com reports. It is not clear in how many episodes he will appear.

Himym premieres Monday, Sept. 23, at 8/7c.

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Hallmark Channel has set the cast for its upcoming backdoor pilot My Gal Sunday. Jack Wagner (The Bold and the Beautiful), Rachel Blanchard (Clueless) and Cameron Mathison (All My Children) have been tapped to star in the two-hour backdoor pilot and potential primetime series, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. Photos: Summer TV Preview My Gal Sunday, which begins production this week in Vancouver, is based on the book of short stories by Mary Higgins Clark. The drama focuses on attorney/Pi Sandra "Sunday" O'Brien-Parker (Blanchard) and her new husband/partner Henry Parker (Mathison), whose deep political ties and romance put them at

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These days, our knowledge of celebrities too often originates with paparazzi images and snarky quotes by anonymous "insiders." After a while, it's easy to forget that stars are real people. That's why HuffPost Celebrity decided to launch its all-new #nofilter quick-fire question and answer series. Because how well do you know someone until they've shared their guiltiest pleasures?

As the niece of Oscar-winning actress Julia Roberts, there's no doubt in our minds that Emma Roberts will be America's next sweetheart. The 21-year-old has already starred in hits like "Valentine's Day" and "Scream 4" and will be seen this year alongside Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis in "We're the Millers." Plus, she gets hot and heavy with Miley Cyrus' fiance, Liam Hemsworth in the upcoming drama, "Empire State." So, who or what makes her jealous? HuffPost Celebrity found out.

What do you think of Honey Boo Boo?

I’ve never seen it!

After dating for two years, this beautiful couple said ‘I do’ on New Year’s Eve! Read on for all the special details!

Hugh Hefner is married for a third time — he walked down the aisle with 26-year-old Playboy Playmate Crystal Harris at the Playboy Mansion on Dec. 31, 2012! Congratulations!

Crystal became engaged to the 86-year-old Playboy founder on December 24, 2010. Unfortunately for Hef, Crystal broke off the engagement on June 14, 2011, five days before their planned wedding, giving her the nickname “runaway bride.” On an upside, however, they reunited in June 2012, leading them to their wedding day on Dec. 31!

“When the wedding didn’t work out the first time, it was because of me. I needed to explore out there and take the time away [from Hef and the Mansion]. The time away really helped make me realize that where I’m meant to be is here with Hef,” Crystal told Us Weekly. “Our relationship is better...

Congratulations! Zach is officially off the market, as he married Kiele on Saturday Dec. 29 in Napa Valley!

Friday Night Lights star Zach Gilford, 30, wed Glades star Kiele Sanchez, 36, on Dec. 29!

The couple met in early 2010 while they were costarring in the ABC pilot The Matadors, however, it was never picked up to series.

“She is the most amazing woman in the world,” Zach told Us Weekly of Kiele during the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour in 2012.

In July, Zach revealed to E! News that the couple’s wedding plans were “magical.”

“We set a date,” he said. “We found a magical, magical place to get married and I’m excited. It is going to be cool.”

This is Zach’s first marriage and the second for Kiele, who is divorced from writer and film director Zach Helm.

Zach is best known for playing quarterback Matt Saracen on NBC’s Friday Night Lights.

Working with an alien on a movie is probably a little bit easier than working with a child actor.

At least with the alien you can literally pull its puppet strings. Kids require a slightly more magical touch.

That’s what Steven Spielberg learned while working on E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, and a special documentary on the new Blu-ray release (out Oct. 9) shows just how deep his connection was with 6-year-old Drew Barrymore and 10-year-old Henry Thomas.

The E.T. Journals consist of behind-the-scenes footage from the 1982 movie, presented as-is, without narration or modern interviews. It’s like an extended set-visit to the film,...

Christina Milian current stars in NBC's "The Voice" as the social media maven. Prior to this she starred in 'Ghosts Of Girlfriend.s Past' and 'Pulse,' and TV series 'Sister Sister,' 'Clueless', 'Charmed' and 'Smallville.' The single mother is in the news lately wearing risqué leggings and celebrating her 31st birthday, and now she is wearing some cool patriotic jeans in this election year. As the election heats up, top celebrities are showing off their support for getting out the youth voting effort anyway they can. Last night, Christina Milian blasted her online networks with photos of herself wearing the new limited edition Rock the Vote x Motel Rocks exclusive American Flag print...

Christina Milian was criminally left out of out Summer 2012 VH1 bikini awards, and we’re still not totally sure why that happened. Probably something as simple as not being seen out and about in a two-piece when we were putting the competition together. But we truly feel horrible, because she totally has what it takes to go head to head with Beyonce for the bikini crown! Just like Queen Bey, she’s a talented actress with a singer’s voice and the physique of a model. That’s why she kills it at all of those professions. There’s always next year, Christina!

Despite not tasting bikini royalty, Christina’s had a pretty sweet life. She’s appeared in movies like Ghosts Of Girlfriend’s Past and Pulse, and done turns in classic TV shows like Sister Sister, Clueless, Charmed, and Smallville. She even lived the dream by marrying fellow R&B star The-Dream!

Edgy thriller Dark Hearts, starring X-Men: First Class actor Lucas Till, has been nominated for the Best International Feature award at the Raindance Film Festival 2012.

The new movie, from first-time feature director Rudolf Buitendach, will have its world premiere at the festival this Saturday, September 29, at 8.30pm.

Till's other credits include Battle Los Angeles and Walk The Line. In X-Men: First Class, the rising star (pictured above and below) played energy-blasting mutant Alex Summers (aka Havok), the brother of Scott Summers (Cyclops).

Dark Hearts also stars Kyle Schmid (The Covenant, Being Human, Copper, A History of Violence) and Goran Visnjic (Elektra, ER, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, Beginners), and introduces Sonja Kinski (daughter of actress Nastassja Kinski and granddaughter of Nosferatu star Klaus Kinski) in her first leading role.

Rounding out the cast are Rachel Blanchard (Snakes on a Plane, Clueless) and Juliet Landau (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Angel,...

"Full House" fans have long wondered whatever happened to predictability and though the answer to that question remains unclear, HufPost TV can tell you whatever happend to cast of the ABC hit family sitcom.

In honor of the 25th anniversary of "Full House," which debuted on September 22, 1987, HuffPost TV chatted with "Full House" alumni Dave Coulier, Jodi Sweetin, Lori Loughlin and more about their experiences on the show, favorite episodes, the awful late '80s hair and wardrobe, and what they're up to these days.

Below, find out which "Full House" role Dave Coulier also auditioned for, which castmember guest star Little Richard slapped, who slept on Bob Saget's couch before "Full House" ever debuted, where John Stamos and Lori Loughlin originally met, what Kurt Cobain has to do with "Full House" and how the cast reacted to its cancellation in 1995 after eight seasons.

Dave Coulier (Joey Gladstone)

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"Full House" fans have long wondered whatever happened to predictability and though the answer to that question remains unclear, HufPost TV can tell you whatever happend to cast of the ABC hit family sitcom.

In honor of the 25th anniversary of "Full House," which debuted on September 22, 1987, HuffPost TV chatted with "Full House" alumni -- Dave Coulier, Jodi Sweetin, Lori Loughlin and more -- about their experiences on the show, favorite episodes, the awful late '80s hair and wardrobe, and what they're up to these days.

Below, find out what "Full House" role Dave Coulier also auditioned for, which castmember guest star Little Richard slapped, who slept on Bob Saget's couch before "Full House" ever debuted, where John Stamos and Lori Loughlin originally met, what Kurt Cobain has to do with "Full House" and how the cast reacted to its cancellation in 1995 after eight seasons.

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They can sprint, swim, vault and spike, but can Olympians act?

The switch from gold medals to scripted TV guest appearances isn't uncommon for Olympians. After rising to the national celebrity status that comes with being a star at the Olympics, many athletes get offers for magazine covers, advertising deals and TV appearances and cameos.

Gymnast Kerri Strug took to "Touched By An Angel" and "Clueless," tennis player Serena Williams guest starred on "ER" and "Law and Order: Svu" and basketball legend Kobe Bryant acted in "Moesha" and "Sister, Sister."

From Nastia Liukin to Michael Jordan, here are clips of some of the most memorable Olympians' TV appearances:

Which Olympians from London 2012 would you like to see in a TV appearance?...

Get this: Scream may soon be a TV series. I don't know what to say about that. I'm thrilled? I'm hyperventilating? I deserve this? Kind of. It's like how I feel about the new Tomb Raider video game -- the franchise is a delectable Werther's Original from my childhood, and unfortunately I'm smart enough to know it should stay that way. Because this world? The one we live in? Isn't good enough to protect the things we cared about when we were 13. This world wants to turn Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory into goblinesque Tim Burton pornography. It wants Richard Karn to tarnish Richard Dawson's Family Feud legacy. It wants Madonna to direct.

Fortunately, Scream has jaundiced only slightly since its three sequels slithered into being. Phew, honestly. But with a TV show potentially in the works, I'm very worried that we're on the cusp of Scream's final breath,...

Like Nine to Five, this week's candidate for Best Movie Ever is righteously ridiculous. It's sophisticated and bawdy as hell. In fact, it's a whole bunch of awesome dichotomies: wacky but meaningful, musical but conversational, broad but subversive, hilarious but concerned with very real taboos. And more than anything, it's fun, which is more than enough to qualify it for the finest film ever. It is the saucy superiority of Victor/Victoria, a movie that's so shockingly whimsical and warm, I'm willing to bet -- if you've seen it before -- you're lighting up just remembering your favorite moment or character. I know I am. And I'll save her for last.

Let's jump back to Paris in the '30s, contemplate the ferocious morality of Julie Andrews and her character's commitment to drag, and relive the gayest and feyest and flyest of '80s comedies. C'est magnifique!

1. Julie Andrews. Full stop.

After this week's episode of "The Vampire Diaries," I'm clamoring for an Originals-only spin-off. The family dynamic between Klaus and his siblings is so wonderful, I'd happily watch an hour-long family dinner every week. The CW won't be keeping "Remodeled" around for long anyway, right? Open real estate!

In all seriousness, "Bringing Out the Dead" was one of the series' most poignant and exciting episodes, striking that elusive balance between supernatural action and emotional character development. It introduced two new Original characters and provided a surprisingly touching swan song for a character we weren't entirely crazy about.

Most significantly, though, it marked a turning point for the core love triangle of the show, thanks to an unlikely voice of reason: Klaus. Cue up your DVRs, kids. Let's get into it.

Previously on "The Vampire Diaries": Stefan continued to make no sense. I feel like I'm shouting into a void right now,...

Outfest 2010 will kick off with "Howl," Rob Epstein and Jeffrey Friedman's portrait of Allen Ginsberg, and close with J.B. Ghuman's high school-set musical "Spork."

Organizers said Wednesday that the 28th edition of the gay and lesbian film festival will screen 147 pics -- 60 features and 87 shorts -- from 23 countries during the July 8-18 event.

"Howl," which stars James Franco, Jon Hamm and David Strathairn, will be presented at the Orpheum Theatre in downtown Los Angeles as part of the opening-night gala. There, actress Jane Lynch will receive this year's Outfest Achievement Award, to be presented by fellow "Glee" cast member Chris Coffer and director Paris Barclay.

Other gala screenings on tap include Cheryl Dunye's hybrid thriller/documentary "The Owls," screening as the U.S. Dramatic Centerpiece, and the feature debut from Outfest Screenwriting Lab fellow Javier Fuentes-Leon, "Undertow" (Contracorriente), the International Dramatic Centerpiece.

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Linda Day, one of the few female TV directors to find steady work in Hollywood in the 1980s, died Oct. 23 in Georgetown, Texas, after a battle with leukemia and breast cancer. She was 71.Day specialized in sitcoms, worked on shows including "Married ... With Children" (for which she did the pilot and continued for more than two years), "Archie Bunker's Place" (for which she received an Emmy nomination), "Kate & Allie," "Mad About You," "Who's the Boss?" "Baby Talk," "Gimme a Break!" "Clueless," and "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch."The native of Los Angeles worked on more than 350 episodes and 50 series.In addition to her Emmy nom, Day received a Humanitas prize and was honored by the DGA for paving the way for women in television.Day is survived by her husband, L. Steve Varnum; her daughter, Heidi Gutman of New York; and her sister, Nancy Riley of Oceanside, Calif.– Nielsen Business Media...

Get caught in a web of murder and lies as Lifetime Movie Network premieres the film adaptation of one of best-selling author Ann Rule's most popular crime books, Everything She Ever Wanted. Gina Gershon (Showgirls, Face/Off, Bound), Ryan McPartlin (TV's Living with Fran, TV's Chuck), Victor Garber (TV's Alias, Milk) and Rachel Blanchard (TV's Clueless, TV's 7th Heaven) star in the two-night, miniseries event. The highly-anticipated production is inspired by the true story of a Southern husband and wife whose storybook wedding signals the beginning of a nightmare marriage that is ultimately upended by greed and violence. Part One of Ann Rule's Everything She Ever Wanted will premiere Saturday, November 14, at 8pm Et/9pm Pt, and Part Two will premiere Sunday, November 15, at 8pm Et/9pm Pt, on Lifetime Movie Network, Lifetime's sister network and the second highest rated women's channel.

9 is a grey and grim thrill ride packed full of kiddie morality lessons and creepy frightenings, as though Steven Spielberg had induced the Brothers Quay to create a summer blockbuster.

Preceded by an obnoxious ad campaign (with generic hard-rawk squeal on the soundtrack, and the promise that this is “not your little brother’s animated movie”), Shane Acker’s 9 comes to theaters with several strikes against. Its big-name mentor-producers (Tim Burton and Timur Bekmambetov) have made a specialty of empty spectacles and writer Pamela Pettler is a trafficker in Clueless episodes and the decidedly under-plotted Corpse Bride. The film itself is a grey and grim thrill ride packed full of kiddie morality lessons and creepy frightenings, as though Steven Spielberg had induced the Brothers Quay to create a summer blockbuster. You…...

If you're a performer — even an established and regularly working actor — who has thought about making the transition into screenplay writing, don't expect to garner immediate respect, let alone enthusiasm, within the industry. "No one ever takes an actor seriously when they're writing," says Danny Strong, who broke through as a scenarist this year with HBO's Emmy-winning Recount. "It's like, 'Okay, that's cute — you go do whatever you're gonna go do.' I mean, it seems no one takes anyone seriously in Hollywood until something actually happens. And then everyone takes it seriously — very, very quickly." In a sense, however, actors are writers to begin with. Whenever they devise backstories or improvise on the life of a character during rehearsals, they are in essence collaborating with a playwright or screenwriter to flesh out a characterization. Some actors, like Strong, take the next step and begin writing their own scripts, sometimes...

Ray Liotta, Rachel Blanchard, Glenne Headly and Shaun Sipos are set to star in the indie comedy Comeback Season. Susan Cavan and Shirley Vercruysse are producing the film, with Myriad Pictures handling worldwide distribution rights, excluding Canada, where ThinkFilm is distributing. Myriad president Kirk D'Amico will executive produce alongside James D. Stern and Jeff Sackman. Written and directed by Bruce McCulloch, Comeback follows a married man (Liotta) who, after cheating on his wife, moves in next door with the local high school football star (Sipos) as they both try to win back the hearts of the women they love. Headly plays the wife; Blanchard is the other female lead. Liotta's credits include Narc, The Rat Pack, GoodFellas and Field of Dreams, and Headly has appeared in a long list of films, including Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Dick Tracy and Mr. Holland's Opus. Blanchard's credits include the TV series Clueless as well as the features Without a Paddle and Road Trip. Sipos has appeared in Final Destination 2 and The Skulls. McCulloch's theatrical writing and directing credits include Stealing Harvard and Superstar, both of which Cavan produced. Liotta is repped by Endeavor; Headly is repped by ICM; Blanchard is repped by the Gersh Agency; Sipos is repped by Innovative Artists. McCulloch is repped by UTA.