Jeremy Allen White has been receiving accolades for his work on the FX show The Bear, and this winter, he’ll be stretching his acting muscles (and actual muscles) as one of the Von Erich brothers in The Iron Claw. It was reported that the network had renewed the show for another season. Early next year, White will be firing up the grills yet again, as Deadline reports that’s when FX has booked reservations for The Bear‘s season 3 to begin production. The show aims to start shooting around February or March of 2024.
White is set to return as Carmy. However, when last we left the chef, he had found himself locked in a walk-in fridge in the middle of a ‘Friends and Family’ night that was taking place at the restaurant. Allen tells Deadline he “hopes” to escape the predicament in season 3 with a bevy of new guest stars.
White is set to return as Carmy. However, when last we left the chef, he had found himself locked in a walk-in fridge in the middle of a ‘Friends and Family’ night that was taking place at the restaurant. Allen tells Deadline he “hopes” to escape the predicament in season 3 with a bevy of new guest stars.
- 11/28/2023
- by EJ Tangonan
- JoBlo.com
Exclusive: Deadline has learned that Season 3 of FX/Hulu’s The Bear will commence production in late February-early March.
We caught up with current Emmy nominee and Golden Globe winner Jeremy Allen White aka young chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto on The Bear. White stars in the new A24 movie The Iron Claw as wrestler Kerry Von Erich aka “The Texas Tornado.” The movie about the tragedy-stricken wrestling Von Erich family opens on December 22. At a time when the middle of the country needs more movies, here’s a sports drama that plays straight to the heartland.
‘The Iron Claw,’ Starring Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White
When we last saw Carmy on The Bear, he was locked in a walk-in fridge during the restaurant’s Friends and Family Night, an interlude which White tells us he “hopes” the character escapes from in Season 3. FX/Hulu recently announced a Season 3 of the 13-time Emmy-nominated series.
We caught up with current Emmy nominee and Golden Globe winner Jeremy Allen White aka young chef Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto on The Bear. White stars in the new A24 movie The Iron Claw as wrestler Kerry Von Erich aka “The Texas Tornado.” The movie about the tragedy-stricken wrestling Von Erich family opens on December 22. At a time when the middle of the country needs more movies, here’s a sports drama that plays straight to the heartland.
‘The Iron Claw,’ Starring Zac Efron and Jeremy Allen White
When we last saw Carmy on The Bear, he was locked in a walk-in fridge during the restaurant’s Friends and Family Night, an interlude which White tells us he “hopes” the character escapes from in Season 3. FX/Hulu recently announced a Season 3 of the 13-time Emmy-nominated series.
- 11/28/2023
- by Anthony D'Alessandro
- Deadline Film + TV
“The Bear” served up a sizzling Season 2 in June, following the chaos of transforming the sandwich shop into a classy restaurant with some special guest stars and cameos adding their own special flavor along the way. Many of the surprise actors and actresses added context to Carmy’s (Jeremy Allen White) past, whether it be his friend pastry chef Luca (Will Poulter) or multiple family members like his mother Donna (Jamie Lee Curtis), brother Mike (Jon Bernthal), Uncle Lee (Bob Odenkirk) or Cousin Michelle (Sarah Paulson).
We also see Carmy take a stab at love this season with Molly Gordon’s Claire. Richie’s ex-wife Tiffany shines a lovely light on the stubborn but deep-down-caring brother to Carmy, and John Mulaney brings out a certain side of the Bertazzo family as Michelle’s husband Stevie. “The Bear” had a few guest stars in Season 1 — Molly Ringwald as leader of the...
We also see Carmy take a stab at love this season with Molly Gordon’s Claire. Richie’s ex-wife Tiffany shines a lovely light on the stubborn but deep-down-caring brother to Carmy, and John Mulaney brings out a certain side of the Bertazzo family as Michelle’s husband Stevie. “The Bear” had a few guest stars in Season 1 — Molly Ringwald as leader of the...
- 7/7/2023
- by Dessi Gomez
- The Wrap
When “The Bear” put out its first Season 2 casting call, casting director Jeanie Bacherach’s phone blew up.
The role was Claire (Molly Gordon), an old crush from Carmy’s (Jeremy Allan White) past who resurfaces and eventually becomes his girlfriend — but all anyone in town knew was that “The Bear” was casting.
“I honestly don’t think my phone or my emails have ever been blowing up that way — for what was a recurring role!,” Bacharach told IndieWire. “People didn’t even know that it was a potential love interest, we kept that quiet. It was just somebody new on ‘The Bear,’ and I mean, agents and managers and actors were losing their minds. It’s such a fortunate, fortunate place to be able to work from.”
Bacharach didn’t mind one bit; the active interest from fellow industry members makes her job easier. The role went to Gordon...
The role was Claire (Molly Gordon), an old crush from Carmy’s (Jeremy Allan White) past who resurfaces and eventually becomes his girlfriend — but all anyone in town knew was that “The Bear” was casting.
“I honestly don’t think my phone or my emails have ever been blowing up that way — for what was a recurring role!,” Bacharach told IndieWire. “People didn’t even know that it was a potential love interest, we kept that quiet. It was just somebody new on ‘The Bear,’ and I mean, agents and managers and actors were losing their minds. It’s such a fortunate, fortunate place to be able to work from.”
Bacharach didn’t mind one bit; the active interest from fellow industry members makes her job easier. The role went to Gordon...
- 6/30/2023
- by Proma Khosla
- Indiewire
This article contains spoilers for The Bear season 2.
In a show that joyously traffics in food porn, the Very Special Christmas episode of The Bear oddly features none. Throughout the season 2 flashback episode “Fishes,” the food imagery that exists is often utilitarian, swift, and violent. Meatballs angrily plop into a vat of roiling gravy, lobsters are audibly cracked in half, and a greasy artichoke unceremoniously falls to the floor. In an episode that underscores the indelible connections between emotion, tradition, trauma, and food, the choice to not linger on the dishes feels very intentional. As in much of The Bear, the focus on food is an emotional conduit, providing a platform for deeper conversation.
In the Berzatto household, the yearly celebration of the Feast of the Seven Fishes is a chaotic, often hellish tradition. The unstable matriarch Donna (Jamie Lee Curtis in a stellar go-for-broke performance) prepares the meal in...
In a show that joyously traffics in food porn, the Very Special Christmas episode of The Bear oddly features none. Throughout the season 2 flashback episode “Fishes,” the food imagery that exists is often utilitarian, swift, and violent. Meatballs angrily plop into a vat of roiling gravy, lobsters are audibly cracked in half, and a greasy artichoke unceremoniously falls to the floor. In an episode that underscores the indelible connections between emotion, tradition, trauma, and food, the choice to not linger on the dishes feels very intentional. As in much of The Bear, the focus on food is an emotional conduit, providing a platform for deeper conversation.
In the Berzatto household, the yearly celebration of the Feast of the Seven Fishes is a chaotic, often hellish tradition. The unstable matriarch Donna (Jamie Lee Curtis in a stellar go-for-broke performance) prepares the meal in...
- 6/27/2023
- by Alec Bojalad
- Den of Geek
The second season of The Bear had some fantastic cameos that left the viewers surprised, delighted, and shocked by their presence. They slip into the narrative, and right from their first scene, they are a part of this world. These characters who play the cameos are related to Carmy personally and professionally, which makes them an important part of the narrative. They were, in a way, a catalyst that started the chain of events leading up to the opening night of The Bear.
Spoilers Ahead
John Mulaney
The sixth episode of The Bear was a chaotic hell that had a maximum number of cameos, and most of them were related to Mikey, Natalie, and Carmy. John Mulaney as Steven, Cousin Michelle’s boyfriend, was a part of the old Italian Christmas traditional dinner. As Steven, the actor had nothing much to offer in the entire setup, but just like other characters,...
Spoilers Ahead
John Mulaney
The sixth episode of The Bear was a chaotic hell that had a maximum number of cameos, and most of them were related to Mikey, Natalie, and Carmy. John Mulaney as Steven, Cousin Michelle’s boyfriend, was a part of the old Italian Christmas traditional dinner. As Steven, the actor had nothing much to offer in the entire setup, but just like other characters,...
- 6/24/2023
- by Smriti Kannan
- Film Fugitives
This article contains spoilers for The Bear season 2.
Near the end of the first episode of FX‘s The Bear season 2, the unthinkable happens. After a typically long day of renovating their Original Beef of Chicagoland lunch spot into the chic gastro experience The Bear, chefs Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) and Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) discover that they, improbably, have nothing left to do for the night. It leads to the following exchange.
Carmy: “It feels weird though, right? It’s too chill?”
Sydney: “I don’t know. We can go home early?”
Carmy: “What are you…uh?”
Sydney: “Oh … I don’t know. What are you gonna … “
Carmy: “No idea.”
The camera then follows Carmy home just so that we can see how little of an idea of what to do with his free time he really has. He sits around like an Npc in a video game,...
Near the end of the first episode of FX‘s The Bear season 2, the unthinkable happens. After a typically long day of renovating their Original Beef of Chicagoland lunch spot into the chic gastro experience The Bear, chefs Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White) and Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri) discover that they, improbably, have nothing left to do for the night. It leads to the following exchange.
Carmy: “It feels weird though, right? It’s too chill?”
Sydney: “I don’t know. We can go home early?”
Carmy: “What are you…uh?”
Sydney: “Oh … I don’t know. What are you gonna … “
Carmy: “No idea.”
The camera then follows Carmy home just so that we can see how little of an idea of what to do with his free time he really has. He sits around like an Npc in a video game,...
- 6/23/2023
- by Alec Bojalad
- Den of Geek
This article contains spoilers for The Bear season 2 through episode 6.
Through its first five episodes, season 2 of FX‘s culinary dramedy The Bear is every bit the equal of its exciting freshman season. Still, there is one element from season 1 that’s lacking in this season about the creation of a new Chicago restaurant: the stress.
That’s not to say there aren’t inherently stressful elements presented in the first half of season 2. Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri), and friends have embarked on an unimaginably difficult journey to transform their neighborhood lunch spot The Original Beef of Chicagoland into Michelin-magnet The Bear. As is the case with all restaurant openings, The Bear faces severe deficits of both time and money. The omnipresent calendar checks off the hours in the background as opening day gets closer and disturbingly few action items get checked off.
So yeah,...
Through its first five episodes, season 2 of FX‘s culinary dramedy The Bear is every bit the equal of its exciting freshman season. Still, there is one element from season 1 that’s lacking in this season about the creation of a new Chicago restaurant: the stress.
That’s not to say there aren’t inherently stressful elements presented in the first half of season 2. Carmy Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White), Sydney Adamu (Ayo Edebiri), and friends have embarked on an unimaginably difficult journey to transform their neighborhood lunch spot The Original Beef of Chicagoland into Michelin-magnet The Bear. As is the case with all restaurant openings, The Bear faces severe deficits of both time and money. The omnipresent calendar checks off the hours in the background as opening day gets closer and disturbingly few action items get checked off.
So yeah,...
- 6/22/2023
- by Alec Bojalad
- Den of Geek
Manchester by the Sea‘s breakout star Lucas Hedges opened up about the film affected his life while accepting his award for best young actor at the Critics’ Choice Awards.
“This movie means a lot to me because somewhere over the course of making it, I started believing in myself,” the actor, 19, said during his acceptance speech Sunday night.
“I owe that to Kenneth Lonergan,” he continued. “Like probably most actors in this room, I spend a lot of time hating on myself. Kenny didn’t let me do that, and he pushed me to a place of quality of...
“This movie means a lot to me because somewhere over the course of making it, I started believing in myself,” the actor, 19, said during his acceptance speech Sunday night.
“I owe that to Kenneth Lonergan,” he continued. “Like probably most actors in this room, I spend a lot of time hating on myself. Kenny didn’t let me do that, and he pushed me to a place of quality of...
- 12/12/2016
- by m34miller
- PEOPLE.com
Lee Chandler (Casey Affleck) is a reclusive, no-nonsense, foul-mouthed repair guy living in a small basement apartment in Boston. That is, until his purposefully monotonous life is upended with the sudden death of his brother Joe (Kyle Chandler, no relation). In his will, Joe unexpectedly makes Lee the legal guardian of Joe’s teenage son Patrick (Lucas Hedges), requiring Lee to return to his hometown to face the ghosts of his past, which include his ex-wife Randi (Michelle Williams), as well as the ghosts of grief and loss.
Such is the story of Manchester by the Sea, a movie which defies being distilled, with its powerful humanistic touch, to one hundred words (or one thousand). Perhaps that is why writer-director Kenneth Lonergan uses few of them, relying instead on the saddened young eyes of his lead, on his droopy if determined gait, to convey the searing pain he carries with him.
Such is the story of Manchester by the Sea, a movie which defies being distilled, with its powerful humanistic touch, to one hundred words (or one thousand). Perhaps that is why writer-director Kenneth Lonergan uses few of them, relying instead on the saddened young eyes of his lead, on his droopy if determined gait, to convey the searing pain he carries with him.
- 9/7/2016
- by J Don Birnam
- LRMonline.com
They may have three million viewers in the Us hanging on their every word, they may have been spoofed by such institutions as Saturday Night Live, and they may even have had their nation's leader President Obama referencing them in a pre-election speech, but Honey Boo and her clan have yet really to make their presence felt in the UK.
Honey Boo Boo is on her way...
That could be all about to change, with newly launched UK channel TLC investing heavily in the goings-on of the Thompson family from Georgia as part of its initial charge on the nation's consciousness. It's even made the Thompson family pig its channel mascot.
So, going in, what do we need to know?
1. How did this happen? Well, back in 2011, even amongst all the competitiveness, strangely vicarious and occasionally creepy business of mini beauty-pageants covered in reality show 'Toddlers and Tiaras',...
Honey Boo Boo is on her way...
That could be all about to change, with newly launched UK channel TLC investing heavily in the goings-on of the Thompson family from Georgia as part of its initial charge on the nation's consciousness. It's even made the Thompson family pig its channel mascot.
So, going in, what do we need to know?
1. How did this happen? Well, back in 2011, even amongst all the competitiveness, strangely vicarious and occasionally creepy business of mini beauty-pageants covered in reality show 'Toddlers and Tiaras',...
- 5/14/2013
- by The Huffington Post UK
- Huffington Post
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