Jon Bernthal: Last News

Rosie O’Donnell and her girlfriend are stepping out on date night.

Jon Bernthal shows off his sculpted shirtless torso in a sizzling new trailer for a miniseries adapted from the 1980 classic American Gigolo.The show seems to be a sequel of sorts to the original movie, which starred a young Richard Gere as an escort called Julian Kaye framed for murdering a woman.In the new trailer, the dashing Julian - now played by Jon, 45 - emerges from jail after being exonerated for the killing and goes right back to work. Heartthrob:Jon Bernthal shows off his sculpted shirtless torso in a sizzling new trailer for a miniseries adapted from the 1980 classic American Gigolo Then and now:The show (right) seems a sequel of sorts to the original movie, which starred a young Richard Gere (left) as an escort called Julian Kaye framed for murdering a womanAt the start of the sneak peek, Julian is seen making love to client after client, flaunting his musclebound physique in the process.The also provides a treat for fans of the original movie early on by being set to the Blondie song Call Me, the theme for the 1980 feature.

The official trailer has arrived for Showtime’s upcoming American Gigolo series, which is a reimagining of the iconic 1980 film.

Jon Bernthal takes on the role of the “American Gigolo” in the trailer for the upcoming Showtime reboot series.

Jon Bernthal is turning up the heat in his upcoming Showtime series,. A new trailer for the show was released on Thursday, which gives a closer look at the actor's turn as Julian Kaye, the main character from the 1980 film of the same name, starring Richard Gere.«Since I was a kid, I could always just be this other guy,» Julian says in the trailer.

WARNING: THIS IS A NSFW TRAILER.

Sasha Urban editorUtopia on Thursday released the trailer for “Sharp Stick,” Lena Dunham’s dramedy that debuted to controversy at Sundance earlier this year.The film, in theaters nationwide on Aug. 5 following a limited release on July 29, follows 26-year-old Sarah Jo (Kristine Froseth), a socially and sexually stunted caregiver living on the outskirts of Hollywood with her mother (Jennifer Jason Leigh) and sister Treina (Taylour Paige).

J. Kim Murphy Although Showtime is pulling from his groundbreaking 1980 drama for its upcoming series, Paul Schrader has no interest in tuning into the network’s upcoming “American Gigolo” adaptation.The writer-director clarified his lack of involvement in the production through one of his famed Facebook posts on Saturday morning.“Some years ago I received a call from Paramount asking about remaking ‘American Gigolo’ as a series,” Schrader wrote.

No stranger to hot takes, Paul Schrader has a new target in his sight: his own movie.

Jon Bernthal showed off a new side of himself when the teaser trailer for Showtime's upcoming American Gigolo series was released on Tuesday.The 45-year-old King Richard actor stars as a male escort just emerging from prison after being incarcerated for 15 years for a wrongful murder conviction.The series is a remake of the 1980 classic of the same name, which stars Richard Gere in the lead role and was directed by Taxi Driver scribe Paul Schrader. Leading man: Jon Bernthal, 45, takes over for Richard Gere in the teaser for Showtime's new series American Gigolo, inspired by the classic 1980 film of the same nameBernthal is seen in the teaser just as his character Julian Kaye is trying to restart his life on the outside.He meets up with Michelle (Gretchen Mol), who is described as his 'one true love' in the show's synopsis.

EXCLUSIVE: Production on Showtime’s drama series American Gigolo has been paused again, this time for at least two weeks, as the series’ co-executive producer David Bar Katz has exited the series, produced by Paramount TV Studios. His departure comes three weeks after the Paramount network and TV studio severed ties with the series’ developer, writer, director and executive producer David Hollander following an investigation into allegations of misconduct and almost two weeks after The Offer executive producers Nikki Toscano and Russell Rothberg joined the series as consulting producers.

EXCLUSIVE: The Offer executive producers Nikki Toscano and Russell Rothberg have come on board Showtime’s upcoming series American Gigolo, from Paramount Television Studios. They will serve as consulting producers, working alongside Executive Producer David Bar Katz.

Just days after Showtime parted ways with American Gigolo showrunner David Hollander, the cable network has shut down production on the series.Production on the 10-episode series has been ongoing since July 2021, with Deadline reporting over the weekend that Hollander, 53, was let go following allegations of misconduct... though it wasn't expected to affect production.Now Deadlinereports that production has been suspended for four days on the series, starring Jon Bernthal, which has two episodes left of its 10-episode order.

EXCLUSIVE: Showtime and Paramount Television Studios have suspended production for four days on upcoming series American Gigolo, a reboot of the popular 1980 movie. The move comes a couple of days after the Paramount network and TV studio severed ties with the series’ developer, writer, director and executive producer David Hollander following an investigation into allegations of misconduct.

Carson Burton Showtime and Paramount Television Studios have parted ways with showrunner David Hollander, who had a long run with Showtime as the leader of “Ray Donovan.” Hollander most recently was at the helm of Showtime’s upcoming drama “American Gigolo.”Hollander developed Showtime’s TV adaptation of the 1980 Paul Schrader film that launched Richard Gere’s career. In addition to showrunning, Hollander served as director and executive producer on the series produced by Paramount Television Studios.

EXCLUSIVE: Showtime and Paramount Television Studios are severing ties with one of the network’s most successful showrunners. Ray Donovan‘s David Hollander, developer, director, executive producer and showrunner of the upcoming Showtime series American Gigolo, produced by sibling Paramount Television Studios, has been let go from the reboot of the famous 1980 movie .

Gabrielle Carteris has shifted much of her focus to the promotion of her two newest projects: the neo-Western film Boon, and most recently, the miniseries We Own This City.And on Thursday, with four days until the six-episode series debuts on HBO, the actress made her way to the New York premiere at The Times Center in Midtown Manhattan.The former Beverly Hills, 90210 star has a recurring role in the show, playing Andrea Smith, the head of the Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force. New film: Gabrielle Carteris, 61, attended the premiere of the film We Own This City at The Times Center in New York City on ThursdayCarteris, 61, would begin her night with a stop on the red carpet that included many of her cast members.On this chilly night, the Arizona native strutted in front of the photographers in black pants, top, and a matching scarf wrapped around her neck.

Jon Bernthal is sharing his thoughts on “method acting” and why that term has been abused lately in the media.

Jon Bernthal may be playing male escort Julian Kaye in the upcoming “American Gigolo” reboot but he doesn’t see himself as a sex symbol.

told GQ that he was astonished to be cast in the series, based on Paul Schrader’s 1980 film starring Richard Gere.Focused on a male escort who becomes entangled in a murder, the movie became iconic for Gere showing off full-frontal nudity.“I do not believe that I possess any kind of natural sex appeal,” Bernthal told the outlet. “I’ve always looked at myself as this weird-looking guy.”The “Wolf of Wall Street” alum went on to say that his costume included “a fancy suit and some shoes that hurt my feet,” a “goofy” shirt and many gold chains.“It’s crazy to me,” Bernthal said. “But it scares me — and that’s why I’m gonna see it through.”Bernthal is also starring in Lena Dunham’s 2022 Sundance film “Sharp Stick.” However, he said he took on both scandalous roles with “a real palpable sense of, ‘I’m the wrong guy for this.

It’s disappointing to report that, contrary to its IMDb page, Treat Williams does not appear in all six episodes of “We Own This City,” George Pelecanos and David Simon’s new HBO miniseries, adapted from the book by Justin Fenton. But the good news is that when he finally does turn up in the penultimate episode, the show has generated such weight that his appearance has the proper power; for an epic saga of police corruption, nothing could feel more like the Pope giving his blessing than a cameo by the star of “Prince of the City.” READ MORE: The 70 Most Anticipated TV Shows & Mini-Series Of 2022 And that 1981 Sidney Lumet film really does feel like the template for “We Own This City,” perhaps more than Simon’s previous work – even “The Wire,” its most obvious point of comparison, to say nothing of the cops-and-dealers angles of “The Corner” or the knotty politics of “Show Me a Hero.” Lumet’s film told the true story of an elite unit of hotshot cops that helped themselves to copious money and contraband in ‘70s-era New York City; this miniseries tells the true story of similar unit, the Gun Trace Task Force, engaging in similar activities in Baltimore in the early 2000s.