KJ Apa and Lili Reinhart hit the red carpet for the Riverdale panel during the 2022 PaleyFest LA event at Dolby Theatre on Saturday (April 9) in Hollywood.
25.03.2022 - 22:27 / usmagazine.com
An out-of-this-world connection. Lana Condor and Cole Sprouse had to turn up the charm for their latest movie, Moonshot — and they’re happy they got to do it together.
“The vibe was always good,” the To All the Boys actress, 24, exclusively told Us Weekly while promoting the upcoming film on Wednesday, March 23. “We had a really, really great time.”
The Riverdale star, 29, and Condor added that they both felt “lucky” to get along so well, especially while playing characters who are supposed to be falling for each other.
“It’s really special when you’re able to work on a job where your coworkers are just good people,” the Deadly Class alum told Us. “That’s not always the case, and that’s fine. But for this, at least in my opinion, I feel very grateful and I feel very lucky that it was Cole, because I think that [he’s] a good person.”
Moonshot takes place in a near future where Mars has been terraformed and colonized by Earth’s most successful humans. Condor plays Sophie, a diligent college student who wants to go visit her boyfriend on the planet, while Sprouse stars as Walt, a barista who joins her in sneaking onto a space shuttle just because he’s always dreamed of going to Mars.
The movie adds a sci-fi element to a more traditional romantic comedy, which is one of the reasons Sprouse decided to sign on to the project. “It seemed like a really good time,” he told Us. “It’s important to keep happy in what you’re doing, and this looked like a project that just seemed like a lot of fun. It’s an easygoing, easy-to-digest, lighthearted film … and it wasn’t really more complicated than that.”
Condor also had a blast making the movie, which filmed in Atlanta — a decidedly more laid-back environment than New York City or Los Angeles.
KJ Apa and Lili Reinhart hit the red carpet for the Riverdale panel during the 2022 PaleyFest LA event at Dolby Theatre on Saturday (April 9) in Hollywood.
The New York Times that was published Tuesday. The 29-year-old actor delved into his 'second round' of fame on The CW's hit series Riverdale and how he and his brother didn't emerge 'unscathed' from their early fame. Cole — who starred in the Disney show alongside his twin brother Dylan, Ashley Tisdale and Brenda Song — reflected: 'My brother and I used to get quite a bit of, "Oh, you made it out! Oh, you're unscathed!" No.
Cole Sprouse is not here for the public’s response to Disney Channel stars going “nuts” after soaring to fame as children!
Gallery: ‘He was rude, dismissive and entitled!' These are the worst chat show guests EVER! (BANG Showbiz)"And every single person going through that trauma has a unique experience. " Cole admits to being "violently defensive" of other child stars.
Cole Sprouse is sticking up for fellow child stars. In an interview with , the 29-year-old actor, who found childhood fame on Disney Channel's , shuts down the thought that he and his twin, Dylan Sprouse, easily survived early stardom, while also remarking how their female counterparts had it much worse. ET has reached out to Disney for comment.«My brother and I used to get quite a bit of, 'Oh, you made it out! Oh, you’re unscathed!' No,» he says.
Cole Sprouse is reflecting on growing up as a child actor – and the "trauma" that came with it. Sprouse revealed he has a "complicated relationship" with celebrity culture in a recent interview with The New York Times while promoting his upcoming movie "Moonshot." Sprouse began acting as an infant alongside his brother Dylan Sprouse.
Cole Sprouse is opening up about trauma.
The New York Times in a candid interview.The 29-year-old explained his defensiveness over criticism of child actors spiraling “out of control,” especially those mocking the experiences of young women.“The young women on [Disney Channel] were so heavily sexualized from such an earlier age than my brother and I that there’s absolutely no way that we could compare our experiences.”Sprouse, with his twin brother Dylan, gained fame on Disney Channel’s “The Suite Life of Zack and Cody.” They began their professional acting careers as infants and turned into stars, which left them feeling burned out by 18. Cole and Dylan shared roles in “Grace Under Fire” and Adam Sandler’s film “Big Daddy.” Cole can also be recognized as Ross Geller’s son Ben on “Friends.”“My brother and I used to get quite a bit of, ‘Oh, you made it out! Oh, you’re unscathed!’ No,” the “Riverdale” actor told the Times.After graduating from New York University with a degree in archaeology, Sprouse wanted to quit the industry but promised to do one more round of auditions.
Riverdale might be on the way out.
Cole Sprouse has spoken out about his love life as he almost never does — and likely won’t again!
Riverdale star Cole Sprouse has said he thinks the cast is ready to “wrap up” the show.In a cover interview with GQ Hype, the actor, who has played Jughead Jones on the CW show since its inception, revealed he and his colleagues might have the end in sight.Sprouse said he believes the actors are ready to “wrap it up with a bow,” after six seasons of the show and increasingly high-stakes plot twists including metaverses, superpowers and more.Describing his gratitude for the show while explaining why he felt the need to leave, the actor said: “I’m not a creative force behind [Riverdale]. I actually have no creative control.
Rarely have the romantic comedy and science-fiction genres overlapped in the past, but “Moonshot” changes that. In this movie’s universe, Mars has been terraformed and colonized by the smartest humans from Earth, and Earth in turn has become the receptacle of all the trash from Mars.Introducing new concepts like algae waste reduction, quantum splicing and more, “Moonshot” takes place on Earth, in space and on Mars. The cast is packed with veterans like Cole Sprouse and Lana Condor, as well as newer actors and actresses like Mason Gooding and Michelle Buteau.For fans of any and all of the above actors and actresses, here’s how to watch “Moonshot”:“Moonshot” debuted Thursday, March 31.“Moonshot” is streaming exclusively on HBO Max and is not playing in theaters.
Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorIn today’s podcast news roundup, Cole Sprouse is returning for more nightmares in QCode’s “Borrasca” Season 2; Ricki Lake will look back at her TV talk-show legacy in an upcoming podcast from Lemonada; “Dead and Gone” is coming back in a second season to dig into more cases of Grateful Dead fans who have been murdered or gone missing; and more.Podcast studio and network QCode announced that thriller podcast series “Borrasca,” starring Cole Sprouse (“Riverdale”), will return for a second season and is slated to premiere later this year across all major podcast platforms. Season 2 picks up 10 years after Sam Walker (Sprouse) discovered the unspeakable secrets of Drisking, Mo., when a ghost of the past arrives to drag him back for revenge — and back to the cadaverous forests that color his nightmares… and back to the gates of Borrasca.
Laying low. Cole Sprouse hinted at how his split from Lili Reinhart has changed the way he approaches his relationship with current girlfriend Ari Fournier.
It’s been nearly two years since Cole Sprouse revealed that he and his Riverdale co-star Lili Reinhart had “permanently split,” but the August 2020 Instagram post announcing the breakup “still regularly attracts new comments from heartbroken fans,” according to Willa Bennett’s profile of Cole, 29, in GQ Hype. While talking with the former “Cody” of The Suite Life of Zack & Cody, Willa pressed Cole about his relationship with Lili, 25. Cole said that though their three-year, on-and-off relationship had “all this public currency,” what they shared during that time was “as real as it gets.”
Cole Sprouse just made some rare comments about his ex girlfriend and Riverdale co-star Lili Reinhart.
Lana Condor is on the promo trail for her new movie, Moonshot!