All articles tagged with #the west wing
Originally Published 19 hours ago — by abcnews.go.com
Actor Timothy Busfield faces charges of criminal sexual contact of a minor and child abuse related to alleged incidents involving a child actor on the set of 'The Cleaning Lady,' with investigations ongoing in New Mexico.
Originally Published 14 days ago — by The Washington Post
The article discusses a moment from 'The West Wing' where the characters reveal a cynical view of politics, emphasizing that the show was more cynical than commonly remembered, which made it more compelling.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Deadline
Taylor Swift's upcoming Tokyo concert has sparked speculation about how she will make it to the Super Bowl in Las Vegas the following day, reminiscent of a plotline from The West Wing. The singer's boyfriend, Travis Kelce, is set to play in the game. The challenge of traveling from Tokyo to Las Vegas in a short timeframe has drawn attention, with a tweet referencing The West Wing's approach to a similar logistical puzzle.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Independent
Matthew Perry, known for his iconic role as Chandler Bing in Friends, had the potential for a great dramatic career that he never fully explored. One glimpse of his dramatic abilities was seen in his guest appearances on The West Wing, where he played the role of ace lawyer Joe Quincy. Perry's portrayal showcased his talent for delivering Aaron Sorkin's verbose dialogue with a toned-down, unassuming sharpness. Despite his untimely death, it is lamentable to think about the career he could have had beyond his beloved sitcom character.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Deadline
Martin Sheen, along with cast members from The West Wing, including Kerry Washington and Ron Perlman, led a rally in LA organized by SAG-AFTRA, WGA, and AFL-CIO to show solidarity during the ongoing strikes. Sheen spoke about the importance of unions and the need to support them, while Perlman criticized the studios for undervaluing and dehumanizing workers. Kerry Washington emphasized the need for fair wages and protection for working actors. Other industry figures, including DGA Secretary-Treasurer Paris Barclay, also expressed support for the strikes and the importance of storytelling.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by TVLine
In a podcast interview, actor Rob Lowe revealed that leaving the hit NBC drama The West Wing was "the best thing I ever did," comparing his time on the show to a "super unhealthy relationship." Lowe felt undervalued and had a diminished role for his character, leading to his departure after Season 4. Despite the departure, Lowe expressed gratitude for being part of television history and has since continued his successful acting career on shows like Brothers & Sisters, Parks and Recreation, and 9-1-1: Lone Star.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Independent
Fans are comparing new Netflix drama The Diplomat to The West Wing, with many praising Keri Russell's performance. The show follows Russell as the US Ambassador to the UK who is trying to divorce her husband (Rufus Sewel) in the midst of a diplomatic crisis. The series has been described as a "modern day West Wing quality drama" and "absolutely perfect television" by viewers and critics alike. The Diplomat is available to stream now on Netflix.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Independent
Fans are comparing Deborah Cahn's new drama series, The Diplomat, to The West Wing, with many praising Keri Russell's performance as the US Ambassador to the UK. The show follows Russell's character as she tries to divorce her husband (played by Rufus Sewel) during a diplomatic crisis. The Diplomat has been described as a "modern day West Wing quality drama" and "absolutely perfect television" by viewers and critics alike. The series is available to stream now on Netflix.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Independent
Fans are comparing Deborah Cahn's new drama, The Diplomat, to The West Wing, with many praising Keri Russell's performance as the US Ambassador to the UK. The series follows Russell's character as she tries to divorce her husband (played by Rufus Sewel) during a diplomatic crisis. The Diplomat has been described as a "modern day West Wing quality drama" and "absolutely perfect television" by viewers and critics alike. The show is available to stream now on Netflix.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post
Late-night host Stephen Colbert poked fun at Vice President Kamala Harris after she praised President Biden's leadership skills when asked about her role in the administration. Harris also shared a story about an aide who tried to light a fire in her office fireplace but forgot to open the flue, causing smoke to fill the room. The incident bears a similarity to an episode from "The West Wing." Harris has faced criticism from former staffers who describe her as a "bully" and a "soul-destroying" manager.