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Express.co.uk, Thomas revealed: "I was very worried to meet Christian Bale as I was told he was very intense sometimes."But you would not meet a funnier person.So, really I wish I could tell you I had horror stories."The horror stories are most self-inflicted because we’re in the movie business.He continued: "You tend to be surprised by the kindness of the people that stick around, and they stick around for a reason."In the Terrence Malick film, Thomas plays a friend of Christian's as they walk around a Hollywood party.At the time, Thomas told Business Insider that he had actually never watched a Malik film.He said: "I got a call from my agent and he said, ‘Do you know Terrence Malick?’"And I decided I would try to be a smarty-pants and I said, ‘Of course,’ but I had never seen any of his films."Thomas then agreed to the role without being given any details about who he was playing or what the film was about.As well as being a successful actor, Thomas is also a very accomplished screenwriter with his partner Robert Ben Garant.They wrote the Night at the Museum films, The Pacifier, Bulls of Fury and Baywatch.He is currently promoting the new series of Reno 911! where he plays Lieutenant Jim Dangle.The show is a parody of US law enforcement shows, with comical actors playing the role of police officers.Speaking about the series, Thomas said: "I think with the show we’ve gotten to a place where we just don’t have to operate in a place of fear anymore."Like the new Roku channel episodes, some people might get shocked by things but because we have sort of constantly grown the show, we don’t ask for feedback."I think we take on things that no other show has accomplished or even other comedy shows."The latest series features

EXCLUSIVE: Korean American comedian, writer and producer Cathy Shim is the latest to join the cast of the film K-Pops! from first-time director and eight-time Grammy winner Anderson .Paak (who also stars). She will play Diamond, the energetic iconic host of a K-pop competition show in Seoul, and .Paak’s hard-to-please boss.

's new series, has a premiere date.Set to drop on Roku Channel, the upcoming 11-episode, half-hour series will premiere Friday, Feb. 25, it was announced Wednesday.  takes place in the present day.

J. Kim Murphy The Roku Channel released a trailer on Wednesday morning for “Reno 911″ Defunded,” its upcoming revival series of the long-running “Reno 911!” sitcom.The trailer shows both new faces and old ones hard at work in the Reno Police Department.

Paramount+ has set Thursday, December 23 for the premiere of the new Reno 911 special The Hunt For QAnon. The streamer also released a teaser trailer (see below).

Joe Otterson TV Reporter“Reno 911: The Hunt for QAnon” has set a premiere date on Paramount Plus.The special will air on the streamer starting Dec. 23.

EXCLUSIVE: TruTV has handed a pilot order to Seoul Hunters, a sketch comedy show from Cathy Shim (Reno 911!) and Robert Ben Garant (Reno 911!, Night At The Museum), Big Breakfast and Ben Silverman and Howard T. Owen’s Propagate. Shim and Garant also star, along with up-and-coming comic Peter Kim (Fairfax) and popular Korean comedian and trot artist Kim Young-chul (Knowing Bros).

Will Thorne Staff WriterThe rather incompetent folks at the Reno Sheriff’s Department are coming back for more antics.Quibi has renewed its revival of “Reno 911!” for a second season, right as the first season on the short form content platform comes to an end.The revival, which is produced by Comedy Central Productions, recently received a pair of Emmy noms in the short form categories, including an acting nod for co-creator Kerri Kenney-Silver, who plays Deputy Trudy Wiegel.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineAfter several attempts to revive Reno 911!, Thomas Lennon finally pulled it off, partnering with Quibi for a seventh season and earning his first Emmy nomination, right as he “slipped under and turned 50.”Created by and starring Lennon, Kerri Kenney and Robert Ben Garant, the Reno-set series is a spoof of law enforcement documentary programs—most notably, the now-canceled Cops.

Reno 911! revival, set to arrive Thursday, Aug. 24.

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVDuring its six-season-and-a-movie Comedy Central run, “Reno 911” was always always known for off-the-cuff comedic riffs, and its new season on Quibi is no exception. But, bringing the law enforcement comedy back more than a decade after originally signing off, and on a digital platform, has allowed the show to take its humor to new, more polished heights.

Reno 911! is back!

“Reno 911” is back with “slightly better aim.”

Your favorite haphazard police officers are back in the official trailer for Quibi's Reno 911! revival, which arrives Monday, May 4 on Quibi. In the preview for the series, the whole gang — including Lt. Jim Dangle (Thomas Lennon), Deputy Travis Junior (Robert Ben Garant), Deputy Trudy Wiegel (Kerri Kenney-Silver), Deputy Raineesha Williams (Niecy Nash), Deputy Clementine Johnson (Wendi McLendon-Covey), Deputy S. Jones (Cedric Yarbrough), Deputy James Garcia (Carlos Alazraqui), Deputy Cherish Kimball (Mary Birdsong), and Deputy Frank Rizzo (Joe Lo Truglio) — returns to action, and it feels like no time has passed at all.