‘The Morning Show’ Adds Greta Lee & Ruairi O’Connor To Cast For Season 2

Janet W. Lee In today’s TV news roundup, ABC released a trailer for the fifth season of “American Housewife,” and Apple TV Plus is making the “Helpsters” Halloween special available for free.ABC will debut its five-part docuseries, “Our America: Living While Black,” during the network-owned television stations’ newscasts from Oct. 19 to Oct. 23 and premiere the hourlong documentary on Oct. 24.

Christopher Vourlias When the coronavirus pandemic arrived in Hollywood earlier this year, shutting down productions and throwing the industry into chaos, not even veteran TV executive Michael Ellenberg, the former HBO head of drama responsible for commissioning iconic series such as “Westworld,” “Big Little Lies,” “True Detective,” and “The Leftovers,” could have predicted such a robust, industry-wide call to arms.“If you had told me today that Hollywood would have a vast series of testing

Janet W. Lee In today’s TV news roundup, NBC released a trailer for the fifth season of “This Is Us,” and HBO Max renewed “Craftopia” for a second season.Kathleen Turner will reprise her role in the third and final season of Netflix’s “The Kominsky Method.” The actor returns in her role of Roz Volander, a skilled doctor who has a volatile relationship with Sandy Kominsky (Michael Douglas).

“Evil” will be returning to Global with its second season, and the series’ cast and creators appeared virtually on Saturday for a panel hosted by New York Comic Con.

Will Thorne Staff WriterSteve Carell is officially returning to “The Morning Show.”Apple has confirmed that he will be back for the series’ upcoming second season, reprising the role of disgraced host Mitch Kessler. The streamer has also announced two additions to the cast in “Russian Doll” alumna Greta Lee and Ruairi O’Connor, whose recent credits include “The Spanish Princess.”Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and company will be back in production for season 2 on Oct.

Driving Miss Daisy director Bruce Beresford has found his Buddy Holly for Clear Lake, an upcoming biopic about the rock 'n' roll icon. Ruairi O’Connor, who stars as a young King Henry VIII in Starz's miniseries The Spanish Princess, has been cast as Holly in the BMG-backed music biopic produced by Rick French of Prix Productions and Stuart Benjamin of Stuart Benjamin Productions.

Also Read: Zendaya in Talks to Play Singer Ronnie Spector in Biopic From A24 and New RegencyThe filmmakers on “Clear Lake” spent six months searching for its Buddy Holly, someone who both resembled Holly but could also handle vocals and instrumentation for some of his classic songs such as “Everyday,” “That’ll Be The Day” and “Not Fade Away.”Principal photography hopes to begin on the film in spring 2021.“We looked at hundreds and hundreds of audition tapes for the Buddy Holly role and

Dave McNary Film ReporterIrish actor Ruairi O’Connor will play rock ‘n’ roll icon Buddy Holly in the biopic “Clear Lake” with a tentative production start date set for the spring.O’Connor, who stars as a young King Henry VIII in the Starz miniseries “The Spanish Princess,” was selected following a six-month search by the producers and casting directors at Presser/Well Casting to find the right actor who both resembled Holly and could handle vocals and instrumentation on classic songs such as

The Morning Show is returning for a second drama-filled season on and so will its three biggest stars: , , and . In case you missed the season (which you can stream in full right now), The Morning Show is set at a fictional morning news show that's rocked by sexual misconduct accusations against its longtime host, Mitch Kessler, played by Carell. Aniston's Alex Levy is left to anchor the show alone, while also dealing with some behind-the-scenes maneuvering to oust her as well.

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon are returning to work! ET confirms that Apple TV+'s will resume production on Oct. 19. This comes after the streaming service announced a production shutdown on March 12 due to the coronavirus pandemic.In addition to revealing the cast and crew's return to set, Apple TV+ also confirms that Steve Carell, who portrays disgraced newsman Mitch Kessler on the show, is returning for the second season.

Steve Carell will be back as on Apple TV+’s The Morning Show! The 58-year-old actor, who plays Mitch Kessler in the series, will return alongside Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon for the official second season. Deadline reports that the series is set to restart filming on the show on Monday, October 19. Billy Crudup, Mark Duplass, Nestor Carbonell, Bel Powley, Karen Pittman and Desean Terry will also return for the show.

Steve Carell will be back as on Apple TV+’s The Morning Show.

Steve Carell is set to return for the second season of Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon‘s hit TV drama The Morning Show as filming resumes after the coronavirus lockdown.Jennifer almost quit before this show?Production on the Apple TV+ series will pick up again on October 19, (2020) and Carell, who initially signed on to star in the show for one year, will return.The Morning Show was in production on the first two episodes of the new season when Hollywood was shut down on March 12 (2020),

Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston are heading back to “The Morning Show”.

Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston are heading back to “The Morning Show”.

Patrick Hipes Executive Managing EditorNBC News’ streaming service NBC News Now is launching a morning show next week. Morning News Now will be hosted by NBC News correspondent Joe Fryer and NBC News correspondent and NBC Stay Tuned co-host Savannah Sellers and run 7-11 p.m.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVEXCLUSIVE: Apple’s The Morning Show is headed back to production. The award-winning series is slated to restart filming its second season on October 19.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorNBC News Now, the 24/7 streaming service from NBC News, was going to expand its live coverage to the East Coast’s morning hours in April. Then the coronavirus hit.Six months later, the four-hour weekday “Morning News Now” is now ready to roll, starting Oct.