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ABC’s The Goldbergs star Jeff Garlin uses his acting, writing, producing and directing talents in the mystery movie Handsome , now streaming on Netflix. Garlin plays a bumbling homicide detective who is sharper than people think. The Chicago-born comic, 54, will also return to his role as Larry David‘s manager on HBO’s Curb Your Enthusiasm later this year. What sparked the idea for Handsome? It started with talking to the head of Netflix about how much I loved Columbo. We also talked about doing a stand-up special in a unique way. So I was combining a stand­up special with a Columbo-type thing, but I cut the stand-up. You have two sons in real life—James, 20, and Duke, 16. How would you compare your parenting style to your character Murray on The Goldbergs? I am a very loving father and I don’t call my kids names. On the flip side, my kids are the same age as the kids on the show, so when I come home, I say, “Did I leave work? What the heck’s going on?” lt kind of blurs the ...

Wrestler turned actor Dave Bautista, who is currently featuring in Guardians of the Galaxy series, says in the coming years he will evolve more as an actor, thanks to his role in the Guardians of the Galaxy films.  "They are actual actor roles...That is some of the stuff that I fought really hard for and they are the doors that 'Guardians...' opened for me. They showed my range as an actor and not just a musclehead," Bautista said during an interview. "I fought hard not to get typecast and these are the doors that are opening for me. In the next few years, you will see me a whole different light." He added. Talking about his works and future projects, Bautista said, "I have worked a lot in the last few years actually. It has not been released yet and this year also I will continue." "I am very proud of the role I play in 'Blade Runner 2049'. I am proud of being a part of the project with such brilliant actors. I will also be ...

Dozens of animators work into the night in India's southern city of Hyderabad, fuelled by caffeine and huddled over computer screens in a darkened studio to put the finishing touches on India's biggest and most ambitious film. The makers of ' Baahubali 2 ' hope its top-notch visual effects will wean Indian audiences from Hollywood blockbusters, enticing them with the magical kingdoms, rampaging armies and towering palaces of a home grown fantasy epic. "If art was easy, everybody would do it," said Pete Draper, co-founder of Makuta VFX, which is stitching the film's live-action scenes together with computer-generated imagery. "Every single shot has its own challenges. Working hours right now are crazy. We are finishing daily at 4am." Agencies that closely track the box office say 'Baahubali 2' is the most highly awaited Indian film of the decade. But the competition for Spider-Man and other movie franchises from overseas isn't ...