Fake Throat, Real Body, Lived Experience

Craig Ricci Shaynak, known from his role on ER, brings warmth and understanding to the character of Howard, a patient whose weight reflects a difficult journey. The role is partially inspired by Shaynak’s own life experiences. Howard’s story includes a car accident, burns, multiple surgeries, and years of feeling alone, creating a complex and relatable reason for his arrival at the emergency room with a fever and stomach pain.

Daryl Hannah Defends Herself From Love Story Portrayal

Dree Hemingway plays Hannah on the show. According to creator Per Jacobson, a key aim of the series is to show Hannah’s comfort and knowledge of the social circles Carolyn is unfamiliar with. However, Hannah herself has expressed disagreement with several plot points. She clarifies that she’s never used cocaine, thrown drug-fueled parties, pressured anyone into getting married, damaged family heirlooms, interfered with private memorials, leaked stories to the media, or made insensitive comparisons, such as linking Jacqueline Onassis’ death to the loss of a pet.

Lanterns creepy villain theory explains lack of powers or costumes

The new HBO series is set in the DC Universe, sharing the same world as the recent Superman movie, the Peacemaker show, and this year’s Clayface film. It centers on Hal Jordan, an experienced Green Lantern, as he mentors a new recruit, John Stewart. Their training is interrupted when they become involved in a puzzling mystery in a small Nebraska town.

Controversial ‘RoboCop’ Remake Lands on Free Streaming

Perhaps that’s a little strong, but this 2014 remake doesn’t really compare favorably to the 1987 original. The original was a fun blend of humor, action, and over-the-top violence, while the remake took itself much more seriously and aimed for realism, losing much of what made the first film so enjoyable.