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Sarah Michelle Gellar to Star Opposite Robin Williams in New Comedy
She'll play his daughter.
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She'll play his daughter.
Crazy Ones, a single-camera series set at an ad agency.
In a single-camera comedy about an ad exec.
And Robin Williams, once again, as a priest counseling a newly engaged couple.
The new Lee Daniels film.
If you trace a line of co-stars between them, you hit nearly every single buddy comedy alum of the past 50 years.
Is being named for Princess Zelda preferable to being named for Zelda Fitzgerald?
Rajiv Joseph's voice must be recognized as a major one, even as his play feels ever-so-slightly slight.
Plus: Jesse L. Martin, Whoopi Goldberg, Marc Shaiman ...
"There is something about the keen intelligence and unblurry eye of the tiger that fits when I think of Robin."
Plus: MTV orders two scripted shows.
Plus Letterman licks an iPad, on our regular late-night roundup.
Robin Williams can do no right.
Disney boss bans 'Wedding Banned'.
Plus: Bob Saget! Abigail Spencer! And more Anna Faris!
Plus: Robin Williams! Helen Mirren! Maggie Grace!
Even were it not for current events, the premise of Bobcat Goldthwait's 'World's Greatest Dad' would still seem pretty dark and twisted.
Let's hope it's not sushi-related!
The last-ever Harry Potter movie will open on July 15, 2011!
'It was surreal to see him with his head under my friend's shirt.'
Plus: Steven Spielberg sure loves him some Diablo Cody!
Plus: Katherine Heigl as Caroline Jessop, and Robin Williams as the mayor of Providence.
The unlikely source for Barack Obama's catchy catchphrase.
After a two-month absence thanks to the prolonged writers' strike, the network late shows return tonight, Letterman and Ferguson with their full writing staffs and Leno, Conan, and Kimmel with only their wits and/or Kevin Eubanks.
Plus Seth Green, Philip Glass, and "the original MILF hunter," Sigmund Freud.