Party Down follows the trials and tribulations of the Los Angeles catering team, which consists of aspiring actors working for tips while they dream about their big break. Adam Scott, Jane Lynch, Ken Marino, Martin Starr, Ryan Hansen, and Megan Mullally starred in the original series, and they’re all coming back for the revival.

As for the new cast, Garner will play the role of a successful producer of a studio going through a tough breakup. Marsden will join her as Jack Botty, a successful actor who plays the lead in a popular superhero franchise.

Williams will take on the role of a wannabe influencer, while Chao will join him as a creative “food artist” who dreams about becoming a celebrity chef but is stuck working at Party Down.

Garner, Williams, and Chao will be credited as series regulars, while Marsden has been cast in a recurring role. The revival will feature a total of six episodes, and its release date is yet to be announced.

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With Paramount confirming that it will be making a movie about the lightning-quick hedgehog, the studio has now announced that his voice will be provided by Ben Schwartz of Parks and Recreation.

The film has been in the works for quite a while as it was originally set to be produced by Sony before they let the rights lapse. The project was then picked up by Paramount.

Kidding star, Jim Carrey, has already signed on and will play the role of mad scientist, Doctor Eggman Robotnik — Sonic’s arch enemy.

The blue hedgehog will have help from his friends who will be portrayed by Westworld actor, James Marsden, and The Have and the Have Nots actress, Tika Sumpter.

Sonic the Hedgehog, which is the debut feature film of Gopher Broke director, Jeff Fowler, and will feature both live action and CGI, will speed onto screens on November 15 2019.

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Party Down follows the trials and tribulations of the Los Angeles catering team, which consists of aspiring actors working for tips while they dream about their big break. Adam Scott, Jane Lynch, Ken Marino, Martin Starr, Ryan Hansen, and Megan Mullally starred in the original series, and they’re all coming back for the revival.

As for the new cast, Garner will play the role of a successful producer of a studio going through a tough breakup. Marsden will join her as Jack Botty, a successful actor who plays the lead in a popular superhero franchise.

Williams will take on the role of a wannabe influencer, while Chao will join him as a creative “food artist” who dreams about becoming a celebrity chef but is stuck working at Party Down.

Garner, Williams, and Chao will be credited as series regulars, while Marsden has been cast in a recurring role. The revival will feature a total of six episodes, and its release date is yet to be announced.

The post Jennifer Garner, James Marsden & More Join “Party Down” Revival appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.

With Paramount confirming that it will be making a movie about the lightning-quick hedgehog, the studio has now announced that his voice will be provided by Ben Schwartz of Parks and Recreation.

The film has been in the works for quite a while as it was originally set to be produced by Sony before they let the rights lapse. The project was then picked up by Paramount.

Kidding star, Jim Carrey, has already signed on and will play the role of mad scientist, Doctor Eggman Robotnik — Sonic’s arch enemy.

The blue hedgehog will have help from his friends who will be portrayed by Westworld actor, James Marsden, and The Have and the Have Nots actress, Tika Sumpter.

Sonic the Hedgehog, which is the debut feature film of Gopher Broke director, Jeff Fowler, and will feature both live action and CGI, will speed onto screens on November 15 2019.

The post Sonic the Hedgehog has Found his Voice appeared first on thestarsworldwide.com.