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Leslie David Baker, best known for playing Dunder Mifflin accountant Stanley Hudson on “The Office”, has announced that he’ll be refunding fans who contributed to a Kickstarter funding a spin-off series featuring his character.

Leslie David Baker — the actor best known for playing Stanley Hudson on The Office — is returning donations to fans who supported his proposed Stanley spinoff series.

The Office star Leslie Baker has announced that he is returning over $100,000 (£78,276) of donations fans sent to his Kickstarter campaign for a proposed Stanley Hudson spin-off.Baker went viral for launching the campaign back in 2020, but has been unable to get the project, titled Uncle Stan, off the ground. The show was set to centre around Stanley as he came out of retirement in Florida and travelled to Los Angeles to help his nephew save his motorcycle/flower business.The actor launched the campaign with a crowdfunding goal of $300,000 (£234,747).

Leslie David Baker, part of the ensemble that kept people laughing on the long-running comedy hit “The Office,” is giving up plans to launch a spin-off series featuring his character, Stanley Howard.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Leslie David Baker, who starred as Stanley Hudson on all nine seasons of NBC’s popular sitcom “The Office,” announced on social media that he is returning all of the donations fans sent it via Kickstarter for his proposed Stanley spinoff. The exact donation total being returned is $110,629.81, Baker said. Back in 2020, Baker went viral for launching a Kickstarter campaign in an effort to create a spinoff of “The Office” centered around Stanley Hudson.

LeBron James made headlines as he smirked during Macy Gray's rendition of the National Anthem at the NBA All-Star Game at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland on Sunday.The NBA superstar, 37, was seen on camera seemingly restraining himself from laughing while Gray, a native of Canton, Ohio, delivered a slowed-down rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner in her trademark raspy voice while accompanied by a guitar player.The Los Angeles Lakers star was one of many celebs the crowd panned in on for reaction shots to the 54-year-old Grammy-winner's outing. The latest:LeBron James, 37, made headlines as he smirked during Macy Gray's rendition of the National Anthem at the NBA All-Star Game at the Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland on SundayKareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bill Murray and Steph Curry were also seen on camera during Gray's outing, though none seemed to register the same humorous response as James.A number of Twitter users pointed out that James had been laughing during Gray's performance, with GIFs of the NBA legend, whose team prevailed in a 163-160 victory over Kevin Durant's team.

Peacock today will begin streaming Superfan Episodes of The Office, appropriately on Pretzel Day, which just happens to be Stanley Hudson’s (Leslie David Baker) favorite holiday.

Kickstarter to help fund a new show revolving around his character Stanley Hudson, titled Uncle Stan: Coming Out of Retirement.The initiative has more than 1,500 donors, who have pledged over $360,000 to help bring the show to the small screen. Unfortunately, the 62-year-old also found himself the target of hateful messages.“For those of you who don’t believe racism is still alive in the world… here’s the proof,” he wrote alongside screenshots of offensive messages in an Instagram post last week.

Leslie David Baker says that racism has gotten worse after exposing hateful comments he received following his decision to start a crowdfunding campaign for a spinoff to “The Office.” The star, who is best known for playing Stanley Hudson on the popular NBC sitcom, began a Kickstarter campaign to try and get a spinoff titled “Uncle Stan” off the ground.The proposed spinoff would see his character come out of retirement in Florida and move to Los Angeles to help his nephew run a motorcycle and florist business, much to the dismay of Stanley's soon-to-be-fiancee.

An actor on “The Office” shared some incredibly racist and hate-filled responses he received upon setting up a crowdfunding campaign for a proposed spinoff for his character. Leslie David Baker, best known for playing Stanley Hudson on the U.S.

Actor Leslie David Baker is well known to fans of “The Office” for his hilarious portrayal of grumpy Dunder Mifflin sales rep Stanley Hudson.

Leslie David Baker is looking back at his days on “The Office” and bringing back Stanley in a new way.

Leslie David Baker has a goal — and it's to bring his beloved character Stanley Hudson from back to the screen. The actor, who portrayed the Dunder Mifflin employee for nine seasons, has launched a Kickstarter campaign to create a spinoff series titled «After having gone and done a lot of personal appearances at sporting events and Comic-Cons, I kept getting the question of, 'What happened to Stanley after his retirement? Where is he, what's going on with him?'» Baker told ET's Lauren Zima.

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The Office.Baker, who played Stanley Hudson in all nine seasons of the US version of The Office, teased the “Uncle Stan” project in a new Instagram video.In a post accompanying the video, Baker wrote: “It’s True! I’m really back! Uncle Stan coming soon!“The Kickstarter (Link In Bio) will be going live at 12pm PST. Tomorrow, Thursday (July 2nd) is the big day! I’m excited to share this project with you!”You can see the full post below.