Gone but not forgotten: Lizzy Caplan is opening up about that Gambit movie that never was, and her honest thoughts on it getting scrapped. "It was a really cool idea," Caplan said. "It's kind of ...

Hailing from Upper Miramichi but making a splash everywhere, Josh Norrad was Krista’s guest on Country 94 this afternoon. Josh just came off an amazing year in 2024 appearing at Boxcar Country Music ...

Channing Tatum’s axed Gambit movie was a “screwball romantic comedy,” Lizzy Caplan recently revealed to Business Insider. Variety reported in November 2017 that Caplan had boarded Tatum’s ...

And now a timely drama about a fictional crisis PR executive played by Lizzy Caplan has hit the TV marketplace, sparking interest and landing five offers, with Hulu, Netflix and Amazon among those ...

She’s talkin’ to him. Lizzy Caplan teased that she gave legendary actor Robert De Niro, 81, acting advice on the set of their new miniseries “Zero Day.” “Yeah, I told him how to do a few ...

In the thriller series, De Niro is cast as former President George Mullen while Lizzy Caplan plays the role of Alexandra Mullen, George’s estranged daughter and a congresswoman. The story follows ...

Lizzy Caplan as Alexandra Mullen in “Zero Day” Courtesy of Jojo Whilden/Netflix “In just one minute, [Kidder] could remind everybody how vulnerable we are, how fragile we are, and that makes ...

Lizzy Caplan always knew that her character, Congresswoman and former First Daughter Alexandra Mullen, was behind the catastrophic cyberattack that incited the existential and moral panic that run ...

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 (UPI) --Fatal Attraction, Castle Rock and Party Down actress Lizzy Caplan says her character in the new limited series Zero Day is enmeshed in a family drama set against the ...

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Caplan also opens up about moving with her family from Los Angeles to New York City and discusses the lasting relatability “Mean Girls” has to high schoolers. IE 11 is not supported.