Jessica Hecht: The Only Actor Who Appeared in Friends Before Seinfeld

Generally, actors moved from Seinfeld to Friends, not the other way around. The most famous example is Courteney Cox, who played Meryl on Seinfeld – one of the few women Jerry seemed to like. This episode aired only a few months before she began playing Monica Geller on Friends, the role she’s best known for.

Ryan Reynolds is Remaking Clint Eastwood and Jeff Bridges Action Movie ‘Thunderbolt and Lightfoot’

Ryan Reynolds is not only making and likely appearing in the new film, but he’s also involved in writing the script alongside Enzo Mileti and Scott Wilson – the duo known for their work on the Fargo TV series. The movie will be directed by Shane Reid, marking his first time in the director’s chair after previously editing the upcoming Marvel film, Deadpool & Wolverine.

Pigeon Simulator Joins Xbox Game Pass On November 11

Initially, new releases are only available to subscribers of the highest tier, as part of the service’s recent changes. Games that were added to the library previously, like 1000xResist on Xbox Game Pass, are available on the mid-tier. Despite these changes and the tiered system, the game library is still expanding, with several new titles added each month.

Netflix’s The Woman in Cabin 10 Has Fans Excited for Sydney Sweeney’s The Housemaid

While not flawless, The Woman in Cabin 10 features a strong cast including Hannah Waddingham (from Ted Lasso), Kaya Scodelario (The Maze Runner), and Guy Pearce (The Brutalist). However, critics agree the actors’ talents aren’t fully utilized due to weak dialogue and direction. Despite a promising mystery, the story doesn’t quite coalesce. Nevertheless, the film – and the source material it’s based on – is noteworthy, and has generated excitement for another related release later this year.

Strange New Worlds Is Perfecting Star Trek’s Scotty Origin Story

Set about six years before the original Star Trek series, Strange New Worlds explores the early days of the USS Enterprise. What made the original series so special was how the crew felt like fully developed characters, even those who weren’t always central to the plot. While Captain Kirk, Spock, and Doctor McCoy were the main stars, characters like Uhura, Sulu, Chekov, and Scotty were incredibly memorable thanks to the actors’ strong performances. This feeling continued in the Star Trek movies, even when those supporting characters didn’t have a lot of screen time. Small moments – like Scotty grieving for his nephew or hints of a connection with Uhura – resonated deeply with viewers. However, these Bridge Officers largely fulfilled familiar roles; Scotty, for example, was the brilliant engineer completely devoted to the Enterprise. The younger version of Scotty we see in Strange New Worlds hasn’t fully become that iconic figure yet, which makes his character arc particularly compelling.

8 Reasons It’s Tough to Watch Jurassic Park Today

Despite being a beloved classic for over 30 years, Jurassic Park isn’t perfect. While it still stands out as the best dinosaur movie ever made – and remains as thrilling today as when it first came out – some aspects haven’t aged well. Today’s audiences, accustomed to modern filmmaking techniques, notice things that don’t quite hold up. Though it’s still a shining example of cinema, it’s fair to critique it with a modern perspective.