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Political Animals (2012) Role: Douglas Hammond Airing: July 15 on USA Network Status: Filming IMDb / Photos / Official
For a Good Time, Call... (2012) Role: Charlie Status: Completed IMDb / Photos / Official
Happy Endings (2012) Role: Grant Airing: February 08 IMDb / Photos / Official
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Focus Features has moved phone-sex comedy “For a Good Time, Call…” forward two weeks to Aug. 31 for a limited release.
“Call,” directed by Jamie Travis, world preemed at the Sundance Film Festival. Script by Lauren Anne Miller and Katie Anne Naylon centers on a pair of past enemies forced to share a New York City apartment.
Cast includes Ari Graynor, Miller, James Wolk, Nia Vardalos, Mark Webber and Justin Long.
Peter Goebel posted a set photo from “Political Animals”. From left to right: James Wolk, Brittany Ishibashi, Sebastion Stan, Ellen Burstyr, Ciaran Hinds and Sigourney Weaver.
Greg Berlanti and Laurence Mark’s USA series Political Animals has rounded out its cast with the addition of Adrian Pasdar as a recurring to appear in every episode. The six-episode series, from Warner Horizon, is slated to debut on July 15 and air in the Sunday 10 PM slot. Political Animals stars Sigourney Weaver as Elaine, a former First Lady and presidential candidate who tries to keep her family together while simultaneously dealing with crises of the State Department and a hungry DC journalist (Carla Gugino) who is bent on destroying her. Pasdar will play President Paul Garcetti, who defeated Elaine in the presidential primary and then appointed her as his Secretary of State. A smart man who uses every resource at his disposal to his advantage, he deftly employs Elaine’s popularity to deflect unwanted attention. The series also co-stars James Wolk, Sebastian Stan, Brittany Ishibashi with Ellen Burstyn and Ciarán Hinds. Filming has begun in Philadelphia with Berlanti directing the first episode written by him. Oscar–winning costume designer Ann Roth will design Weaver’s wardrobe for the pilot.
Sebastian Stan (Captain America, Gossip Girl) is set to co-star in Political Animals, USA Network’s 6-episode drama series from Greg Berlanti, Laurence Mark and Warner Horizon, which premieres this summer. Written by Berlanti, the Washington DC-based series is a fictional look at a former first family that exposes a dynasty weakened by political ambition, lust and greed. It centers on Elaine Barrish (Sigourney Weaver), the divorced former First Lady and newly appointed Secretary of State who throws herself into the job after recovering from the dissolution of her marriage and losing the presidential nomination. She attempts to keep her family together, while simultaneously dealing with crises of the State Department and a hungry DC journalist (Carla Gugino) bent on destroying her career. Romanian-born Stan will play Barrish’s son Thomas “T.J.” Hammond, a lost soul who struggles with addiction and the polar opposite of his brother, Douglas (James Wolk), who serves as their mother’s chief of staff.
Orange County native Brittany Ishibashi has been cast in “Political Animals,” a six-episode miniseries that will air on the USA Network in the summer, Variety reports.
Sigourney Weaver (“Avatar”) will star as Elaine Barrish, a former first lady who throws herself into her job as secretary of state when her marriage falls apart and her presidential bid comes up short.
James Wolk (“Lone Star”) plays Douglas, her son and her chief of staff, and Ishibashi, whose recent credits include “The Mentalist,” “Parenthood,” “Fairly Legal,” “House” and “Desperate Housewives,” plays his fiancée, Anne Ogami. Other casting will be announced shortly.
Created by Greg Berlanti (“Brothers and Sisters”), the miniseries may become a regular series if it attracts enough viewers.
Political Animals (2012)
Happy Endings (2012)
Shameless (2012)
