Tim Allen: Last News

Not so jolly! Tim Allen revealed that his time on the Santa Clause 2 set wasn’t without its drama, recalling the time he cursed in front of a dozen children.

Even Santa loses his cool, sometimes.

for roles.Tim Allen, for one, famously portrayed Santa in 1994’s The Santa Clause, 2002’s The Santa Clause 2 and 2006’s The Santa Clause 3: The Escape Clause. The actor later reflected on the three-and-a-half hours it took to transform into the character with a fat suit and makeup.“I’ve since then admired Eddie Murphy and Jim Carrey, of course — anybody who’s done these fat suits, there’s no way to get around how uncomfortable that is,” Allen told 20/20 in November 2017, noting that he could not be in the suit for longer than six hours because of a lack of ventilation.

Pixar's Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter made the announcement on Thursday during Disney Investor Day, reports variety.com.The animated project is being billed as the "definitive story of the original Buzz Lightyear". Buzz Lightyear is the hero who inspired the toy, voiced by Tim Allen in four "Toy Story" films.

Chris Evans has been unveiled as the voice of Buzz Lightyear in a Pixar origin story movie about the character out in 2022.The role was originated by Tim Allen in the 1995 computer animated movie Toy Story, which was the first film ever released by Pixar.In 'first look' image Pixar tweetedThursday, a CGI Buzz can be seen looking steely and determined as he pilots a spaceship.

Tim Allen is about to kick off a new season of his Fox sitcom “Last Man Standing”, and he’ll be joined by a very special guest star: Tim Allen.

We’re seeing two Tim Allen‘s!

Tim Allen will be pulling double duty for "Last Man Standing." The show's ninth and final season is set to premiere on FOX on Jan. 3 and will continue to follow Allen's Mike Baxter and his wife Vanessa, played by Nancy Travis.

Tim Allen is calling back to his role as Tim Taylor in “Home Improvement” as part of the ultimate TV crossover.

Tim Allen will reprise his role as Home Improvement's Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor in an episode of Last Man Standing -- and yes, Tim Taylor will shake hands with Allen's Last Man Standing character, Mike Baxter. Past will meet present when the Fox comedy returns for its ninth and final season in January. Fox revealed a first look at the crossover in a preview for the final season, which shows Tim in a familiar Binford Tools shirt.

Last Man Standing — and he’s found the perfect person. In a promo released on Friday, December 4, Mike is introduced to a new character.“Tim Taylor, they call me the toolman,” says a fully gray Tim Allen wearing a Binford Tools T-shirt, reprising his role from Home Improvement.

Tim Allen shared a bearded selfie that harked back to his days in the popular “Santa Clause” movies. The actor took to Twitter on Tuesday to post a selfie showing his thick beard, along with a caption in which he joked that it appeared overnight.  “Woke up this morning and noticed a bit more stubble,” he wrote.

“Last Man Standing” is gearing up to air its final season.

Tim Allen’s smash hit comedy “Last Man Standing” will end after its upcoming ninth season.  FOX confirmed the news on Wednesday that Season 9, which is set to premiere in January, will be the final outing for the Baxter family after the network snatched the show up from ABC for the final three seasons.  “I’ve been one lucky dude to have been part of ‘Last Man Standing,’” Allen remarked in a press release. “I so appreciate the incredible support from our fans over this near decade of work.

Peter White Television EditorLast Man Standing is coming to an end, again.The Fox comedy will end with its upcoming ninth season, which will premiere on the network in January.The move means that the Tim Allen-fronted series will have run for 194 episodes when it ends with its ninth season being ordered for 21 episodes.It marks the second time that the sitcom has been cancelled; the show, which is produced by 20th Television, ran for six seasons on ABC and was axed in 2017. Fox, which at the time was part of the same corporation as the studio that made it, picked it up for a seventh season that premiered in September 2018.

Here’s something that improved many fans’ days: a reunion between Home Improvement stars Tim Allen, 67, and Richard Karn, 64. The ’90s sitcom stars got together to film their new History Channel show, Assembly Required, and they made sure to snap a photo together on the set. Richard shared the picture on his Twitter page on Sept. 30 and wrote, “First day of shooting… this show is going to be amazing!!”

Tony Hale, 49, has spoken about his anxiety that he could be cut from the film after feeling "overwhelmed" coming into such a well-known franchise.The actor, who plays Toy Story's newest character Forky, has opened up on his experience of joining esteemed actors Tom Hanks and Tim Allen to record for the box office smash hit.In the film, Tony plays Forky, who is a cross between a fork and spoon designed to help children eat chilli and be disposed of after.However, the 'spork' takes on a life of his own as he joins in on the antics with the franchise's protagonists Woody (played by Hanks) and Buzz Lightyear (Allen).Of joining the Pixar animated movie, Tony exclusively told Express.co.uk: "I resonated with Forky because I was quite overwhelmed

Last Man Standing is already working hard on making Season 9 happen, and if Tim Allen has his way, that new season will have more of Eve (Kaitlyn Dever) in future episodes. Prior to her reemergence in the Season 8 finale, which aired April 30, Eve had been out of sight for a while. "How You Like Them Pancakes," showed Eve coming home on a break from the Air Force, ending a streak that had her away from the bulk of Seasons 7 and 8.

Last Man Standing hasn't been renewed for Season 9 yet, and in Fox's recent announcement of what's to come for the fall season, the Tim Allen-led family series wasn't on the schedule. Delays on a decision may be due in part to the fact that, last season, Fox unveiled Last Man Standing as a midseason program, kicking off Season 8 in January of 2019. Of course, coronavirus has made everything uncertain too; nobody knows when or how shows would be able to start filming again. Still, it's safe to assume that the series' cast and crew want to get back to work for another season, and it's probable that Fox will bring back such a reliable performer and fan favorite at a time when experts are predicting an increased appetite for traditional TV.

“Jay Leno’s Garage” returns May 20 on CNBC (10 p.m.) —  with all-new episodes, celebrities and wild car rides.

Last Man Standing has had a helluva ride in its eight seasons. It wasn't that long ago that the sitcom, which stars Tim Allen as family man and business owner Mike Baxter, was unceremoniously dumped by ABC, prompting some of the show's conservative fans to lash out at the network.