Which 'Witcher's' which: Netflix fantasy franchise expands with 'Blood Origin'
Michelle Yeoh stars in "The Witcher: Blood Origin"
Which 'Witcher's' which: Netflix fantasy franchise expands with 'Blood Origin'
Michelle Yeoh stars in "The Witcher: Blood Origin"
Q: Did the kid who played young Chris on "Everybody Hates Chris" continue acting?
It's safe to say at this point (he's 30 now) that Tyler James Williams is one of those rare actors who transitioned pretty smoothly from child stardom to adult stardom. He continues to be in demand to this day.
He had a few small roles in his preteen years, but it was his role on "Everybody Hates Chris," which he landed when he was 13, that brought Williams to public attention.
Save My Skin, on TLC
Dermatologist Dr. Emma Craythorne continues on her quest to fix everyone's skin in the Season 4 premiere. Kicking off the new season is Chris, who has been suffering with itchy, pus-filled lesions that cover his entire body. Then, Lauren consults with Dr. Emma about an unsightly forehead lump.
Adopting holiday spirit: CBS broadcasts 'The 24th Annual A Home for the Holidays at The Grove'
Gloria Estefan hosts “The 24th Annual Home For the Holidays at The Grove”
<span>Q: Is there a 'definitive' film version of "The Nutcracker"? Can I find it on DVD?</span>
There really isn't a single, definitive version of the timeless ballet "The Nutcracker," but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
Rather than finding one good version and a bunch of poor ones, which is usually what happens when we search for a "definitive" anything, in this case we have a number of different versions that all have their own charms. And all are available on DVD from the usual retailers.
NCIS: Hawai'i, on CBS
Special Agent Jane Tennant (Vanessa Lachey), the first woman in charge of the Pearl Harbor headquarters, leads her team through another investigation involving military personnel across Hawaii's many islands.
Late Laughs for the week of December 18 - 24, 2022
Jimmy Kimmel Live!
When I was a kid, Thanksgiving was my least favorite holiday because there were no presents. But now I love Thanksgiving because there are no presents.
New Releases for the week of Dec. 18-24
The Loneliest Boy in the World
Recently orphaned after his mother died in a freak accident, socially awkward Oliver (Harwood) faces an ultimatum from social worker and psychologist pair Margot (Benson) and Julius (Ross): find some friends or be sent to an asylum. While visiting his mother’s grave, Oliver sees the funeral of a teenage boy named Mitch (Fiennes Tiffin), whose family claimed he was "everyone's friend." Oliver has an idea: if he digs up these recently buried bodies, he can begin a new collection of friends. After digging up Susanne (Wokoma), Mel (Williams), Frank (Miller) and Mitch, and posing for a photo on the couch, Oliver awakens the next morning to find his new friends are now zombies.
Director: Martin Owen. Stars: Max Harwood, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Susan Wokoma, Evan Ross, Tallulah Haddon, Hammed Animashaun, Ashley Benson, Ben Miller, Zenobia Williams. 2022. 91 mins. Comedy.
Paradise City
After his estranged father, bounty hunter Ian Swan (Willis), is presumed murdered in Hawaii, Ryan Swan (Jenner), teams up with his father’s ex-partner, Robbie Cole (Dorff), and local Maui police detective Savannah (Lundberg). Together, they embark on a mission to find Ian’s killer: Buck (Travolta), a dangerous international drug lord. Determined to stop Buck’s plan to turn picturesque Maui into an international hub for drug-dealing criminals, and to avenge his father's death, Ryan must infiltrate Buck’s notorious crime ring.
Director: Chuck Russell. Stars: Bruce Willis, John Travolta, Stephen Dorff, Amber Abara, Blake Jenner, Branscombe Richmond, Kate Katzman, Lorenzo Antonucci, Praya Lundberg, Corey Large. 2022. 92 mins. Action.
Bandit
Having escaped from a Michigan prison and fled to Ottawa, Canada, using the moniker Robert Whiteman, charming career criminal Gilbert Galvan Jr. (Duhamel) tries to live an honest life. But when American authorities begin to close in on his new life with Andrea (Cuthbert), Robert makes a drastic choice to return to a life of crime in order to provide for his new and growing family. Linking up with Ottawa gangster Tommy Kay (Gibson), Robert gets involved in a series of non-violent bank robberies.
Director: Allan Ungar. Stars: Josh Duhamel, Elisha Cuthbert, Nestor Carbonell, Mel Gibson, Swen Temmel, Keith Arthur Bolden, Dylan Flashner, Olivia d'Abo. 2022. 126 mins. Drama.
When Christmas Was Young, on CBS
Desperate to find the next big hit for his last remaining client, a headstrong music manager ends up falling for a failed singer-songwriter in this holiday movie. Set in Nashville, Tenn., and executive produced by Sheryl Crow, the film stars Karen David and Tyler Hilton.
