Roy Kent: Last News

Jason Sudeikis was honored for his humor at the 2022 Emmys when he walked away with the award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his work on, but there are two critics who don't think he's all that funny. The 46-year-old actor spoke to reporters backstage and shared what his and ex Olivia Wilde's 8-year-old son, Otis, and 5-year-old daughter, Daisy, think of his work.When asked if his kids think he's as funny as the rest of the world, Sudeikis turned to his castmates and asked, «Does anyone's kids think they're as funny?» Laughing, they all collectively agreed their children don't find them as humorous as the fans. «No, I don't know, they have a lot of notes, and it's mostly about structure» Sudeikis quipped.

Jason Sudeikis "can't say" if 'Ted Lasso' has a future beyond season three. The sports comedy took home the Outstanding Comedy Series for the second year in a row at the Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday (12. 09.

Ted Lasso actor Brett Goldstein was censored for using profanity during his acceptance speech at Monday evening's 2022 Emmy Awards.The 42-year-old actor won his second consecutive Emmy for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for his work as potty mouth Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ show.The English entertainer, taking the stage at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles said he was asked not to use any foul language in his acceptance speech after he cursed last year, but couldn't resist making a moment at the Hollywood event. The latest: Ted Lasso actor Brett Goldstein, 42, was censored for using profanity during his acceptance speech at Monday evening's 2022 Emmy Awards'I'm really good at trying not to swear,' the double Emmy winner said.

Ted Lasso‘s Brett Goldstein returned to the Emmy stage yet again this year claiming his second straight best supporting actor Emmy for his performance as Roy Kent. Goldstein also promised that he would try not to swear like the foul mouthed Kent, a promise he just couldn’t keep.

Brett Goldstein scores again! For the second consecutive year, the  star is victorious in the Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series category.The 42-year-old actor, who plays Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ soccer comedy, took the stage and vowed he wouldn't swear during his acceptance speech like he did last year. He told the audience that because he did swear, his speech didn't air in the UK and his parents never saw it. With that in mind, he was thankful for the second chance.

AFC Richmond takes the Emmys! Hannah Waddingham, Brett Goldstein and more Ted Lasso stars rocked the red carpet at the 74th Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday, September 12.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at LargeWill “Ted Lasso” end after its upcoming Season 3? Yes and no. The show’s stars continue to dance around the subject as there’s the door hasn’t yet shut — until, at least, series star and co-creator Jason Sudeikis definitively says so. For now, Brett Goldstein — who stars as former footballer Roy Kent, and also serves as a writer on the show — carefully threads that needle: “It’s written as in the story we have been telling will reach a conclusion,” he told Variety’s Awards Circuit Podcast.

Thor: Love And Thunder a secret even from his parents.The actor, known for playing Roy Kent on Ted Lasso, appeared in the first post-credits scene for Thor: Love And Thunder as Hercules alongside Russell Crowe’s Zeus.Speaking to Entertainment Weekly, Goldstein explained that he kept his involvement in the Marvel Cinematic Universe a secret from everyone.“I didn’t tell anyone,” Goldstein said. “I didn’t tell my family.

Is Ted Lasso really coming to an end after season three?!

Emmy winner Brett Goldstein, who plays the hot-tempered but bookish star-player-turned-coach Roy Kent on Ted Lasso and also serves as writer and co-executive producer on the series, has signed with WME for representation.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterBrett Goldstein has signed with WME for representation, Variety has learned. He continues to be repped by Mosaic and Hansen Jacobson in the US, as well as B-Side Management and LARK in the UK.Goldstein is best known to American audiences for his breakout role as veteran footballer turned coach Roy Kent in the Apple sports comedy series “Ted Lasso.” He won the Emmy Award for best supporting actor in a comedy for his work on the show’s first season, with Season 2 also expected to pick up nominations when they are announced next week.Goldstein is also a writer on the show and won two WGA Awards along with the rest of the writing team on the series.

Playing Roy Kent on Ted Lasso hasn’t just given Brett Goldstein the biggest success of his career, with an Emmy award and tons of acclaim to boot; the hot-tempered but bookish star-player-turned-coach role has given TV viewers one of the most indelible characters of our time. As a co-producer, writer and executive story editor on the show, Goldstein is a major part of its international success. His next project sees him re-teaming as EP and writer with Ted Lasso co-producer Bill Lawrence for Shrinking, another Apple TV+ series, about a grieving therapist played by Jason Segel, co-starring Harrison Ford.

Despite their awards season success, critical acclaim and fan devotion, “Ted Lasso” may be following through with their initial game plan to limit the show to just three seasons.

While fans impatiently wait for the third season of Apple TV Plus' critically-acclaimed series Ted Lasso, star/writer Brett Goldstein confirmed that would be the show's last.The news isn't terribly surprising, given that star-creator Jason Sudeikis has said on many occasions that he and co-creators Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt and Joe Kelly had planned just a three-season arc for the series.Goldstein, 41, who won an Emmy forOutstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series for playing the hard-nosed Roy Kent, confirmed in an interview with The Sunday Times that Ted Lasso is ending after the highly-anticipated Season 3. Confirmed:While fans impatiently wait for the third season of Apple TV Plus' critically-acclaimed series Ted Lasso, star/writer Brett Goldstein confirmed that would be the show's last No surprise:The news isn't terribly surprising, given that star-creator Jason Sudeikis has said on many occasions that he and co-creators Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt and Joe Kelly had planned just a three-season arc for the series'We are writing it like that.

Selome Hailu Brett Goldstein, who serves as a writer on “Ted Lasso” and stars as Roy Kent, has said that the show’s third season is being written as its last.“We are writing it like that,” he told Sunday Times when asked if Season 3 would be the end. “It was planned as three. Spoiler alert — everyone dies.”Goldstein’s comments are consistent with what other members of the “Ted Lasso” crew have said in the past.

Ted Lasso star and writer Brett Goldstein has said the show’s third season will be its last.Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent in the hit Apple TV+ comedy, was recently asked by the Sunday Times whether the season currently being written would end the show.“We are writing it like that,” he said. “It was planned as three.

Brett Goldstein, who plays Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ soccer comedy in addition to writing on the show, told the this week that, as far as the writers are concerned, the upcoming third season will be the show's last, ending with its series finale.«We are writing it like that. It was planned as three,» Goldstein shared, later joking, «Spoiler alert — everyone dies.»Creator and star Jason Sudeikis spoke with ET last October, following 'shuge night at the 2021 Emmys — where the show won seven awards including Outstanding Comedy Series.

breakout Apple+ TV series took a page from his character’s playbook for the lesson with the two puppets — to teach them the “F-word.”“Today’s word begins with the letter F,” Tamir said to the audience in a new clip from the show obtained by Entertainment Weekly and now making the rounds on Twitter.But hold on to your hats, kiddies. Not that “F-word!”“Oh, I love the letter F,” Goldstein replied back.i've never been more excited for an episode of sesame street pic.twitter.com/9FXoO7VOjLTamir continued, “Today’s word is… fairness!” The British actor and his curly-haired pal were baking cookies before the ever-hungry Cookie Monster burst into the room for his share.“Fairness is when each of us gets what we need,” Goldstein said just before Cookie Monster barged his blue behind in. “It is fair when we share.

Ted Lasso actor Brett Goldstein made a cameo on the iconic series Sesame Street in which he taught Cookie Monster and Tamir a lesson on the F-word - fairness.The 41-year-old actor, who plays the role of potty mouth soccer player Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ show, was seen in a kitchen setting alongside the characters as they finished baking cookies in a clip posted on Entertainment Weekly Thursday.'Hello there, Tamir and I are baking cookies,' to which Tamir said, 'Oh, I had no idea you like to bake.' The latest:Ted Lasso actor Brett Goldstein, 41, made a cameo on the iconic series Sesame Street in which he taught Cookie Monster and Tamir a lesson on fairnessThe English entertainer responded, 'I do, it does it relaxes me - we're also here to tell you the word of the day.'Tamir said, 'Today's word begins with the letter F,' to which Goldstein, alluding to his Ted Lasso character, said, 'Oh, I love the letter F.' After Tamir revealed that the F-word in question was fairness, Goldstein said, 'Fairness is when each of us gets what we need.'At that point, the iconic character Cookie Monster popped up into the frame and said, 'Me need cookie please,' as he looked at Goldstein holding a plate of cookies.

A night to remember! The 28th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards will celebrate the best and brightest of film and TV on Sunday, February 27.

 Tuesday. star Brett Goldstein just guest starred on the iconic children's program, in what he called «the best day» of his life.Goldstein, who plays the always-grouchy Roy Kent on the Apple TV+ series, took to Instagram to share snaps from the epic day, which included a cameo with his  counterpart, Oscar the Grouch, Cookie Monster, Big Bird and more.«Brett, how would you show the best day of your life using only photos…,» he wrote, kicking off his tribute to the long-running television series.«I finally found my way to Sesame Street (all you have to do is ask, through the medium of song) and it was more wonderful than I could have imagined. Everyone was so funny and brilliant and friendly and kind.