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Donald Trump and pointed out The Boys star doesn’t hold the same political stance.The former recently endorsed US Vice President Kamala Harris, despite his father appearing at Trump’s rally at Coachella yesterday (October 13).During his speech, Quaid said: “Are we going to be a nation of law and order? Or wide open borders? Which is it? Because it’s time to pick a side.”The actor, who recently portrayed former US President Ronald Reagan in Sean McNamara’s biopic, Reagan, released in the US earlier this year, drew comparisons between the current political landscape and that of Reagan’s first election victory.Dennis Quaid asks if we’re going to be “a nation of law and order” while at a rally for a convicted felon. pic.twitter.com/9cQBdmt3U8— Jason Selvig (@jasonselvig) October 13, 2024“It’s amazing how the issues of the 1980 election are very similar to what they are today,” he said.“We were a nation in decline.

The Boys actor Antony Starr has shared that he is “glad” the show is ending with the forthcoming season.The New Zealand actor has played the villainous John Gillman/Homelander since the show’s debut in 2019, also appearing in spin-offs The Boys Presents: Diabolical and Gen V. The fifth season, due in 2026, will be the Amazon show’s finale.During an interview with Collider promoting his new film G20, Starr was asked what how he feels about the final season and what fans can expect.“It’s strange because as much as I love the show, I don’t like seeing things outstay their welcome, so I’m kind of glad we’re finishing at five” he replied.

The Boys‘ Jack Quaid has revealed his dream role would be starring in an adaptation of a classic video game franchise.Taking part in a Reddit Ask Me Anything thread to promote new movie Novacaine, Quaid was asked “what’s your absolute dream role?”“I would actually love to be in a live action adaptation of Bioshock,” he replied. “It’s one of my favourite games of all time.”BioShock is a first-person shooter that was released back in 2007.

The Boys actor Antony Starr doesn’t think his character in the show, Homelander, is like Donald Trump.Season four of Prime Video’s hit show featured some imagery that many compared to Trump’s ‘Make America Great Again’ campaign and a moment where the character took over America.Starr, however, has dismissed the comparisons calling them “low-hanging fruit” (via Entertainment Weekly).“Of course, people could make the comparison, and they did. So it was quite strange getting dragged into a conversation I didn’t necessarily sign on to be a part of,” he explained.“I didn’t want the character to be a moustache-twirling villain.

The Boys actor Malcolm Barrett has been accused of sexual assault.According to TMZ, a woman contacted the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department last weekend, claiming that after a night of drinking with the actor, she woke up in bed to find him touching her. She also reportedly alleged that the actor then had sex with her against her will.Barrett’s accuser said to police that she had known the actor for months, and they had been out in Los Angeles drinking ahead of the alleged assault, TMZ also reported.So far no arrests have been made and Barrett is yet to comment publicly on the allegations.

The Boys actor Antony Starr has described the final season of the show as “bigger” and “deeper” in a new interview.Speaking to Variety alongside showrunner Erik Kripke, the actor gave an insight into what fans can expect to see from the show’s final season and his character Homelander.Revealing a little of what fans can expect from season five, he explained: “I’ve read into the season slightly, and it not only is bigger, but it’s deeper.”He continued: “The more Homelander gets what he wants, the less happy he is. And that really frustrates him. You can expect a real ratcheting up of stakes and emotion, and ‘The Boys’ really have their work cut out for them.”He also opened up about his creative work with Kripke and discussed how they work together on set.

The Boys, will open in Los Angeles next week.The fast-food establishment will be open between October 11 and 13, with food on the menu including a ‘Big Homie’ burger, ‘Golden Godolkin’ nuggets, the ‘Seven Tower’ burger, ‘Homelander’s Freedom Fries’ and more, as well as programming, merchandise and Easter eggs from the series.“Well well, real life Vought A Burger opening next month in LA,” read a post on the show’s official Instagram account. “Hit the link in our story if ya want to put a Big Homie Burger in yer mouth.

Donald Trump‘s reaction to his debate with Kamala Harris and rallies has been mocked by the makers of The Boys.In an Instagram post on the Vought International account, which was originally set up as a marketing tool for the Amazon Prime Video series, a picture of the character Homelander at a packed rally is on show.Alongside it is a caption, which uses language similar to Trump, in a subtle dig at the former US president.It states: “Contrary to recent ‘reporting’ from the lamestream media, Homelander’s recent rallies have been PACKED with patriots. Here’s a photo from one just yesterday, where he presented a concept of a security plan developed by Sister Sage.

The Boys actress Valorie Curry has appealed to fans to “respect boundaries” after having a “deeply uncomfortable” encounter during Comic Con Northern Ireland.The actress joined the satirical superhero series in its latest season as the far-right extremist Misty Tucker Gray, also known as Firecracker.In a video message posted to her Instagram story on Saturday (September 7), Curry mentioned an encounter with two fans who she says became “angry” when she didn’t comply with an “inappropriate” request of theirs.Curry said that while her character had done “some pretty extreme things” on the show, “it’s not okay and it’s not funny to demand those things from me in person”.“I just got back from the first day of Comic-Con in Northern Ireland, in Belfast and by-and-large everyone was fantastic,” she began.“I’ve only just started doing these conventions on my own and everyone, for the most part, has been so lovely and so kind and so respectful – it’s really been wonderful. But we do need to talk about boundaries and what is appropriate in terms of behaviour.“I know people saw a character that I play do some pretty extreme things on The Boys.

The Boys star Valorie Curry has admitted that she wants her character to die in the final season.The actress joined the satirical superhero series in season four as the far-right extremist Misty Tucker Gray aka Firecracker, who has since emerged as a major rival of Starlight and a new source of milk for Homelander (with the help of hormone-altering medication).Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter at San Diego Comic-Con, Curry shared her hopes for the fifth season, saying she’s keen for her character to be killed off before the final episode.“I hope she dies. She has it coming from many people.

The Boys star Jack Quaid has revealed that he auditioned for James Gunn‘s Superman, but “didn’t get very far” in the casting process.The upcoming film, now simply titled Superman after it was initially named Superman: Legacy, sees David Corenswet take on the titular role. The film is set to arrive in July 2025 and will mark the launch of a new version of the DC Universe.Appearing on the Happy Sad Confused Podcast, Quaid said that he submitted a self-tape for the role, but didn’t hear anything back from the filmmakers.“I didn’t get very far,” he said.

Warning: spoilers aheadWith the fourth season of Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys now over, were the team able to stop Homelander? Read on for all the details.The eighth and final episode of the fourth run, which has been named by NME as one of the best TV shows of 2024 so far, aired on the streaming platform last night (July 18).The superhero series, adapted from the comic books written by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and developed for the screen by Eric Kripke, follows the titular team of vigilantes as they combat superpowered enemies who abuse their powers.Fans of the show have been speaking out after each episode, with the twists and disturbingly graphic scenes in the sixth instalment being labelled “fucking diabolical”, and the seventh being described as “uncomfortable” and “gruesome”.In a four-star review of the new season, NME wrote: “With season five already confirmed, the return of a few familiar faces and a lot of characters confronting their pasts, this season sometimes feels like the set up for an eventual endgame scenario. Fans will note that spin-off show Gen V recently introduced a potentially supe-killing biological weapon.

The Boys has added a disclaimer and changed the title of its season four finale, due to the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.Earlier this month, the gory Amazon Prime Video series revealed that the episode in question would be titled ‘Assassination Run’.However, it has since been changed to ‘Season 4 Finale’ after 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks attempted to assassinate the former US president at a campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Saturday (July 13).The season four finale of The Boys sees the show’s lead characters attempt to quash an assassination plot on President-Elect Robert Singer, ordered by villainous superhero Homelander.At the beginning of the episode, a disclaimer now reads: “Viewer discretion advised. This episode contains scenes of fictional political violence.

Amazon Prime Video hit show The Boys are in, with fans almost universal in their praise of the final episode.The eighth and final episode of the fourth run, which has been named by NME as one of the best TV shows of 2024 so far, aired on the streaming platform last night (July 17).The superhero series, adapted from the comic books written by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and developed for the screen by Eric Kripke, follows the titular team of vigilantes as they combat superpowered enemies who abuse their powers.Fans of the show have been speaking out after each episode, with the twists and disturbingly graphic scenes in the sixth instalment being labelled “diabolical”, and the seventh being described as “uncomfortable” and “gruesome”.Fans have been reacting to the finale on Twitter with much praise. One fan described it as “the best episode of the show” while a second described it as “perfect”.

Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys coming to a close, when can fans expect to see season five? Read on for all the details.The eighth and final episode of the fourth run, which has been named by NME as one of the best TV shows of 2024 so far, aired on the streaming platform last night (July 17)The superhero series, adapted from the comic books written by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and developed for the screen by Eric Kripke, follows the titular team of vigilantes as they combat superpowered enemies who abuse their powers.Fans of the show have been speaking out after each episode, with the twists and disturbingly graphic scenes in the sixth instalment being labelled “fucking diabolical”, and the seventh being described as “uncomfortable” and “gruesome”.In a four-star review of the new season, NME wrote: “With season five already confirmed, the return of a few familiar faces and a lot of characters confronting their pasts, this season sometimes feels like the set up for an eventual endgame scenario. Fans will note that spin-off show Gen V recently introduced a potentially supe-killing biological weapon.

The Boys, best known for being the son of actors Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan. However, he doesn’t think that’s necessarily a bad thing. Speaking on The Daily Beast’s The Last Laugh podcast, explained why.When asked why he isn’t too keen on starring in romantic comedies, he linked his answer back to his mother’s presence in the genre: “It was a little bit of a conscious decision to not do it as much.

Warning: Spoilers AheadFans of The Boys have been revelling in the “uncomfortable” and “gruesome” penultimate episode of season four ahead of next week’s finale.The seventh episode of the Amazon Prime Video’s fourth season, which has been named by NME as one of the best TV shows of 2024 so far, aired last night (July 10), with the season finale due in a week’s time.The superhero series, adapted from the comic books written by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and developed for the screen by Eric Kripke, follows the titular team of vigilantes as they combat superpowered enemies who abuse their powers.After watching Episode Seven, fans took to social media to share their reactions, many of which revolved around the shocking scene in which Homelander confronts Web Weaver about being an informant for The Boys, and ends up literally ripping the character in half on screen.One X user described said, “This has gotta be one of the most diabolical kills on the show.”This has gotta be one of the most diabolical kills on the show

Game Of Thrones spin-off House Of The Dragon and Netflix’s Bridgerton.While popular doesn’t necessarily equal great, it’s a solid metric if you’re looking for something relatively breezy or, at the very least, an easy conversation starter.So what are the most popular TV shows at the moment, as of July 10, 2024? You can check out a list below based on IMDb rankings by viewers.1. The Boys2. House Of The Dragon 3. The Bear 4. The Acolyte5. Presumed Innocent6. My Lady Jane7. Game Of Thrones8. Demon Slayer: Kimesu no Yaiba9. Supacell10. BridgertonAccording to IMDb on July 10, the most popular TV show is Amazon’s The Boys.

Note: This article contains major spoilers for The Boys season 4, episode 6.The latest episode of The Boys has sparked a wide range of reactions from viewers, with many describing its latest twists and disturbingly graphic scenes as “fucking diabolical”.Titled ‘Dirty Business’, the new episode was released on Amazon Prime Video on Thursday (July 4), and arguably delivered some of season four’s biggest shocks yet.Among those surprises was the revelation that Butcher (Karl Urban) has pretty much completely lost his mind thanks to the Compound V worm swimming around in his brain, and he’s actually been imagining his aggressive friend Joe Kessler (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) the entire time – very much in the style of Fight Club.Elsewhere, Mother’s Milk (Laz Alonso) finds himself having to shoot heroin up Webweaver’s (Dan Mousseau) anus, only for the Spider-Man parody to fart webs all over MM’s face.In another scene involving the expulsion of bodily fluids, Firecracker (Valorie Curry) manages to woo Homelander (Anthony Star) by squirting her breastmilk directly into his mouth, from a fair distance. He immediately caves to her advance and proceeds to breastfeed from her.Following these eye-opening new developments, fans took to social media to share their thoughts on the episode, and it’s safe to say that it went down well.“Billy Butcher has gone mental.

The Boys star Chace Crawford has said that a scene in the show in which he had to simulate sex with an octopus almost gave him a panic attack.The Amazon Prime Video series returned for its fourth season last month, with just the final two episodes now left to premiere (on July 10 and 17, respectively).The superhero series, adapted from the comic books written by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and developed for the screen by Eric Kripke, follows the titular team of vigilantes as they combat superpowered enemies who abuse their powers.In episode six of season three, Crawford’s Kevin Moskowitz, aka The Deep, whose powers include the ability to breathe underwater and communicate with marine animals, makes love with an octopus voiced by Tilda Swinton.Speaking to Rolling Stone, Crawford, who rose to fame in Gossip Girl, talked about first reading the script for the episode in question.“Oh God, how’s this going to work?” he said he asked himself. “I was in total denial about it.

Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys retuned for its fourth season this month, but how many episodes are left in the current season?The superhero series, adapted from the comic books written by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson and developed for the screen by Eric Kripke, follows the titular team of vigilantes as they combat superpowered enemies who abuse their powers.The show debuted back in 2019, with a second season arriving a year later and the third hitting streaming in 2022. The fourth season was confirmed that same year, and Prime Video recently confirmed that there will also be a fifth season.Back in May, the trailer for season four was released, in which the group’s leader Billy Butcher (Karl Urban) reveals that he’s running out of time to live due to a weakened heart as he rallies the gang for an assault on Homelander (Anthony Starr) and the supes community.In a four-star review of the new season, NME wrote: “With season five already confirmed, the return of a few familiar faces and a lot of characters confronting their pasts, this season sometimes feels like the set up for an eventual endgame scenario.