Sammy Fourlas: Last News

The Big Door Prize showrunner David West Read and stars Chris O’Dowd, Gabrielle Dennis, and Josh Segarra joined Deadline’s Contenders TV event Sunday to discuss the minutiae of their characters, inspiration for the series, the balance between comedy and drama and a glimpse of season two.

BreAnna Bell Apple TV+ has renewed “The Big Door Prize” for a second season, the streamer announced on Wednesday. According to the official description, “The Big Door Prize” follows the story of a small town that changes after a mysterious machine appears in the local general store, promising to reveal each resident’s true life potential. Christopher O’Dowd stars as Dusty Hubbard, a seemingly content, cheerful family man and high school teacher, watches everyone around him reevaluate their life choices and ambitions based on the machine’s printouts which leaves him questioning his own happiness. Though he remains skeptical of the machine, his wife Cass (Gabrielle Dennis) starts to dive into the idea that she could have something bigger in store for her. Up until the arrival of the Morpho machine, the couple lived a seemingly easy and safe life. But all of that changes when the community is forced to take stock of their unfulfilled achievements in pursuit of a better future. The series is based on M.O. Walsh’s novel of the same name.

Chris O’Dowd and the residents of Deerfield will be back for more adventures.

Djouliet Amara showed off her impressive curves while she walked down the red carpet of the AppleTV+ Primetime Emmy Nominees Party on Monday.The 27-year-old actress wore a sheer black gown over a black bra and thong set. The underwear did very little to hide her long legs and pert derrière.  Leaving little to the imagination: Djouliet Amara showed off her impressive curves while she walked down the red carpet of the AppleTV+ Primetime Emmy Nominees Party on MondayShe wore her hair up in a tall, mohawk style, and the sides of it were shaved down completely. The Devil in Ohio star painted her lips a vibrant red, and she stood on tall black high heels.  Amara posed with her The Big Door Prize co-star Sammy Fourlas who wore a blue-gray blazer and trousers combination. He added a white button-down shirt and black sneakers to the ensemble.  Co-stars: Amara posed with her The Big Door Prize co-star Sammy Fourlas who wore a blue-gray blazer and trousers combination Superstar: A number of huge stars also attended the event including The Morning Show star Reese Witherspoon Accessories: She stood on black high heels and a powder blue necklace Long locks: She parted her long blonde hair in the middle Flashing a smile: Witherspoon gave a huge smile on her way into the party Actress and producer: The 46-year-old superstar stood alongside producer Lauren Neustadter at the event as wellA number of huge stars also attended the event including The Morning Show actress Reese Witherspoon. She wore a sleeveless blue and back gown that sparkled underneath the bright lights of the carpet. She stood on black high heels and a powder blue necklace.

EXCLUSIVE: Djouliet Amara (Devil in Ohio, Superman and Lois), Ally Maki (Home sweet Home Alone, Wrecked) and Crystal Fox (The Haves and the Have Nots, Big Little Lies) are set as series regulars opposite Chris O’Dowd, rounding out the cast of  Apple’s The Big Door Prize, a half-hour comedy based on M.O. Walsh’s bestselling novel. The series hails from Emmy-winning Schitt’s Creek writer/executive producer David West Read, Skydance Television and Parasite producer CJ ENM/Studio Dragon. Gabrielle Dennis, Damon Gupton, Josh Segarra and Sammy Fourlas also star.

EXCLUSIVE: Gabrielle Dennis (A Black Lady Sketch Show), Damon Gupton (Super Pumped), Arrow alum Josh Segarra and newcomer Sammy Fourlas are set to star alongside Chris O’Dowd in Apple’s The Big Door Prize, a half-hour comedy based on M.O. Walsh’s bestselling novel. The series hails from Emmy-winning Schitt’s Creek writer/executive producer David West Read, Skydance Television and Parasite producer CJ ENM/Studio Dragon. The Big Door Prize tells the story of a small town that is forever changed when a mysterious machine appears in the grocery store, promising to reveal each resident’s true life potential.