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John C. Reilly has joined the cast of the Apple thriller 'Sponsor', starring and co-written by Jason Segel, where he will play Jerry, a sponsor to Segel's character Peter, in a story about a man facing the consequences of a drunk driving accident and seeking help.
Shrinking, the Apple TV comedy series starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, is set to return for its third season on January 28, 2026, with 11 episodes released weekly until April 8. The show follows a grieving therapist who begins to break the rules, leading to significant personal and professional changes, with notable guest stars including Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox.
Apple TV announced that 'Shrinking' Season 3 will premiere on January 28, featuring 11 episodes with returning stars like Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, along with new cast members including Jeff Daniels and Michael J. Fox, and will follow the theme of 'moving forward'.
Jason Segel is engaged to his girlfriend Kayla Radomski after two years of dating, with the proposal taking place at the Huntington Library's rose garden in California. The couple, who made their red carpet debut at the 2024 Golden Globes, has been publicly affectionate and Radomski has shared her admiration for Segel on social media.
Harrison Ford humorously complimented Jason Segel's 'great dick' after watching his film, revealing a humorous behind-the-scenes moment during the casting of the show 'Shrinking'.
Seth Rogen and Jason Segel reflect on their 27-year friendship, their careers in comedy and acting, and their recent projects like 'Shrinking' and 'The Studio,' sharing insights on their creative processes, aging, and memorable moments in Hollywood.
Cobie Smulders discusses her reunion with Jason Segel on the Apple TV+ series 'Shrinking,' where they share a scene in season two, episode 10. Smulders, a fan of the show, describes the experience as magical and praises Segel's talent and kindness. She expresses interest in returning for a potential third season and reflects on the chemistry between their characters. Smulders also shares her thoughts on possibly revisiting her 'How I Met Your Mother' character, Robin, in future projects.
Actor Jason Segel and his new girlfriend Kayla Radomski made a red carpet appearance at the 2024 Emmy Awards, where Segel was nominated for Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his role in Shrinking. The couple, who made their red-carpet debut at the Golden Globe Awards, showcased coordinated black ensembles. The 75th Emmy Awards, delayed due to industry strikes, saw Succession leading nominations with 27 nods, while The Last of Us, The White Lotus, and Ted Lasso also received multiple nominations. The ceremony featured cast reunions and recreations to honor classic television series, and comedian duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler took the stage as presenters.
Patty Lin, a writer for the TV show "Freaks and Geeks," revealed in her memoir that she considered having an affair with cast member Jason Segel despite having a boyfriend at the time. Lin described her close bond with Segel and their shared interests, including marijuana use. However, Segel ultimately turned down Lin's advances, and he later entered into a relationship with co-star Linda Cardellini. Lin reflects on her feelings of heartbreak and acknowledges that she never stood a chance with Segel.
Actor Jason Segel reveals that Judd Apatow, the executive producer of the cult classic TV series "Freaks and Geeks," was determined to ensure the cast's success after the show's cancellation. Segel describes it as a "Count of Monte Cristo-style revenge mission" by Apatow to make each cast member a star. Segel and Seth Rogen went on to collaborate with Apatow in various films, while Rogen expressed hesitation about a potential revival of the series, preferring to let it stand as a beloved show. Apatow previously revealed that there was an offer to continue the series at a lower budget, but the team decided against it.
Jason Segel and Ali Wong, both known for their comedic roles, discuss their transition to drama acting and their Emmy-nominated performances in "Shrinking" and "Beef," respectively. Segel talks about integrating comedy into his dramatic roles and seeking advice from admired colleagues, while Wong shares her approach to memorizing lines and staying present on set. Both actors reflect on their personal experiences with grief and anxiety, and the role of humor in coping with difficult situations.
Jason Segel, star of "How I Met Your Mother," revealed during The Hollywood Reporter's Comedy Actor Roundtable that he was "really unhappy" during the final years of the show despite his apparent career success. Segel said he had to ask himself why he was unhappy despite everyone telling him how well his career was going. He emphasized the importance of self-exploration and having a reason for doing what you do.
Jason Segel revealed in a Hollywood Reporter roundtable that he was "really unhappy" during the peak of How I Met Your Mother's success. He struggled with the system of permission in place and wondered if he was good enough to do drama. Segel pointed to his portrayal of David Foster Wallace in The End of the Tour as an example of a challenging role that found him operating outside his comfort zone.
Jason Segel reflects on his time on How I Met Your Mother, revealing that he was "really unhappy" during the final years of the show despite his success in movies and TV. He explains how he had to fight for his ideas and learn to do what he wanted in his career. Segel also talks about his transition to drama acting and his current role on the Apple TV+ series Shrinking, which has been renewed for a second season.
Jason Segel reflects on the 15th anniversary of Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the R-rated comedy that he wrote and starred in, which turned him into a bankable movie star. Segel talks about the film's brave art and the bold ending featuring a lavish Dracula puppet musical. The movie was a modest hit upon its release but found a large, devoted fan base on Blu-ray and DVD. Segel's success with the film led to him being entrusted to reboot Disney's Muppets-verse with 2011's The Muppets, which he wrote and starred in alongside Amy Adams.